North Island
A Little Italy
Hours:
- Mon – Tue 5pm – 10pm
- Wed – Thu 5pm – 10:30pm
- Fri – Sat 5pm – 11pm
- Sun 5pm – 10:30pm
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Facilities/Features:
- Romantic Dining
- Payment Types: EFTPOS, Visa, MasterCard, AMEX, Diners
- Price Range: Moderate, $15 - $25
- Dress Code: Smart casual
- Alcohol: Beer, Wine, Spirits
- Seating for: 40
- Good For Children: Yes
- Takeaways: Yes
- Takes Reservations: Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
- Meals: Dinner
Having been around for more than 22 years, A Little Italy serves traditional Italian food accompanied by light Italian music. With a variety of wines available, you get to experience Italy in the heart of Victoria St Auckland. The restaurant can seat up to 50 people and off-street parking is also available.
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6 Reviews for A Little Italy
3
29th April 2012
It was a very crowded Saturday night in Auckland. Looking for a restaurant to eat at, we came across A Little Italy. It’s been open for 22 years apparently, which is pretty impressive. The decor is a little tacky with plastic grapes hanging from the beams and a coffee plunger dangling against the wall, but the lighting is good, and it is cosy and inviting.
The menu represents most staple Italian fare except for gnocchi and canelloni – my faves, so a bit of a disappointment there. We settled on a pizza to share. It came quickly, looked good and tasted DIVINE! The best pizza I have had in New Zealand. The base was thin and gorgeous and the topic plentiful and really tasty. Pretty good value for money.
All this place needs is a bit of a spruce up with the decor (the bathroom had a startling red toilet and a strange, clinical stainless steel floor!) But what counts is the food is yummy and the service fast and efficient. I would most definitely go back.
The menu represents most staple Italian fare except for gnocchi and canelloni – my faves, so a bit of a disappointment there. We settled on a pizza to share. It came quickly, looked good and tasted DIVINE! The best pizza I have had in New Zealand. The base was thin and gorgeous and the topic plentiful and really tasty. Pretty good value for money.
All this place needs is a bit of a spruce up with the decor (the bathroom had a startling red toilet and a strange, clinical stainless steel floor!) But what counts is the food is yummy and the service fast and efficient. I would most definitely go back.
1
8th February 2011
We dined for the very first time at this restaurant on Friday 4th of Feb 2011..
We dined on a platter of starters which we shared between two and was more than adequate.. leading into main courses.
Atmosphere,Decor,Staff,Attentive Service,Prompt Deliverence of order.. are just a few of the positives to mention..
This is Authentic Italiano food not yre ‘Dolmio Grin’ of the supermarket, this kinda food doesnt come pre-packaged.
Thanks to all the staff.. and thanks for our farewell liquers.. We shall return.
Highly Reccommended. ****
We dined on a platter of starters which we shared between two and was more than adequate.. leading into main courses.
Atmosphere,Decor,Staff,Attentive Service,Prompt Deliverence of order.. are just a few of the positives to mention..
This is Authentic Italiano food not yre ‘Dolmio Grin’ of the supermarket, this kinda food doesnt come pre-packaged.
Thanks to all the staff.. and thanks for our farewell liquers.. We shall return.
Highly Reccommended. ****
6
18th January 2011
A Little Italy did not measure up to the price. Very average pasta vegetarian. Friendly staff though.
10th March 2009
Little Italy is an amazing restaurant. It has a nice cosy atmosphere and the food is delicious. A genuine italian experience. Will definitely be going back again!
34
11th February 2009
I live in Pukekohe and came across ‘A Little Italy’ one night in Auckland. It was absolutly yum and the pizza bread is highly recomendded. Have dined there on many occasions and regularly travel the 45mins just for the cuising.. and pizza bread!!
2
2nd April 2008
There are many reasons why you shouldn’t eat at Little Italy. Let me just name the most important ones:
1. After approxomately 3 hours your stomach starts to turn and you feel a little dizzy. Those are the first signs of food poisoning.
2. The food taste like it has been gathered from a rubbage bin and smacked onto a plate.
3. So, it doesn’t taste like Italy at all.
4. The price of the menu’s really, but really, don’t match the quality of the food.
So you know now.
1. After approxomately 3 hours your stomach starts to turn and you feel a little dizzy. Those are the first signs of food poisoning.
2. The food taste like it has been gathered from a rubbage bin and smacked onto a plate.
3. So, it doesn’t taste like Italy at all.
4. The price of the menu’s really, but really, don’t match the quality of the food.
So you know now.
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