Amaretto is a two-level family-owned Italian pizzeria set in the heart of the West End. The simple but warm Tuscan décor of this establishment projects an authentic and welcoming vibe while the classic Italian menu of bruschetta, pizzas and tiramisu is comforting and homely. The largely local loyal clientele depend on Amaretto for workday lunches, pre-theatre nourishing and relaxing dinners. Although Amaretto’s friendly and efficient service can sometimes be overwhelmed by the busy mealtimes, the food is fresh and offered at good value, especially for this area.
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