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Vivaldi Ristorante

Vivaldi Ristorante
29 Singleton Street
SA1 3QN

Call this number 01792 456780

Snapshot

Area
Swansea City Centre
Cuisine
Italian
Price
£15 - £25

Ratings

Overall
5 stars
Food
5 stars
Service
5 stars
Ambience
4 stars

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Opening hours

Monday
midday - 2.00pm; 5.30pm - 10.30pm
Tuesday
midday - 2.00pm; 5.30pm - 10.30pm
Wednesday
midday - 2.00pm; 5.30pm - 10.30pm
Thursday
midday - 2.00pm; 5.30pm - 10.30pm
Friday
midday - 2.00pm; 5.30pm - 10.30pm
Saturday
midday - 2.00pm; 5.30pm - 10.30pm
Sunday
closed
Gallery
Detailed information
  • Alfresco dining
  • Child friendly
  • Cover charge
  • Disable WC
  • Disabled access
  • Group bookings
  • Open bank holidays
  • Parking
  • Private dining
  • Quality wine cellar
  • Reservation required
  • Smoking area
  • Special dietry
  • Veggie friendly
  • WiFi
What we say

Set opposite the impressive Grand Theatre in Swansea's centre, Vivaldi Ristorante is a fresh and modern Italian restaurant, which has been serving up the very best pastas, pizzas, and other regional delights for over five years now.

Owner and Head Chef Luigi and his wife are the perfect hosts, and their team will look after you well from start to finish. Settle into the friendly, warm atmosphere and choose from a menu influenced strongly by the local cuisines of the Abruzzo region of Italy.

Melanzane soufflé is an original starter – oven baked layers of aubergine with mozzarella, tomatoes and herbs, or try the homemade pâté with buttered toast and fruit sauce. Mains span pasta dishes – from lasagne to spaghetti marinara – alongside indulgent veal escalope with Tio Pepe sherry, wild mushrooms and cream, or the highly recommended medallions of pork with bacon, onions, juniper berries, prunes and Chianti wine. Seafood lovers will also enjoy the house speciality of tagliatelle nerone – pasta cooked in cuttlefish ink with calamari.

An especially good selection of Italian wines means that you need not be short of a fine glass just to your taste to accompany your meal.

What you say

Restaurant Reviews

  • Extremely disappointing

    Rating - Overall: 2  Food: 4  Service: 1  Ambience: 1

    Babsjones
    Rookie Reviewer
    Member since Nov 10
    Rating: 0

    19 Nov 2010

    The starters and main courses were quite good although we thought the vegetables were for one person however, the little dish was for three people. All serving dishes were cold and the vegetables were very undercooked even for al dente. Extremely small desserts were served on massive dinner plates and the cream was synthetic. Service was terrible. The young waiter did try his best but appeared to be a new member of staff. The older gentleman was extremely arrogant and dismissive. Restaurant was uncomfortably cold and we were not made to feel welcome at all. Not a restaurant I would visit again in a hurry.

    Visited: November 17, 2010
    What I ate: Prawns, Pasta, Coconut Ice-cream.

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  • Absolutely Appalling!

    Rating - Overall: 1  Food: 3  Service: 1  Ambience: 1

    Splinterone
    Rookie Reviewer
    Member since Nov 10
    Rating: 0

    18 Nov 2010

    I was so disappointed, I had visited previously at lunch time and the food and service was excellent. On my recommendation a group of friends visited. We were sat at our table and a very soon became very cold as we were so close to the doors, we put our coats over our knees and waited with anticipation for the menu. We pondered on our menu for a good 15 minutes and had all made our choice and were waiting to order when some time later the specials board turned up. Some stuck with their original choice some changed. The waiter approached, stopped and really looked like he was about to take our order, he had his pad in hand I opened my mouth, someone opened the door and off went the waiter to welcome other guests, I closed my mouth looked around the table and all my friends were as shocked as me (I do think our gasps were audible). We continued to wait, eventually a different waiter arrived, I said “hi, I have a question about a meal on the specials board can you help me” answer - no! With that the first waiter swoops down to take the specials board away, I say “I have a question” he has obviously taken an intense dislike of me as he had heard me but just walked away. Waiter number 2 goes to ask the Chef the question, we order. We notice waiter number 1 go outside (we shiver from an icy blast) waiter lights cigarette stand just outside the door, finishes comes in, with unwashed hand picks up plates and serve. By now waiter number 1 is obviously avoiding out table like the plague (it is a small place so that was hard to miss) with all other guests there were smiles and pleasantries with our table there was a nose in the air and a look of distaste on his face. First course, absolutely beautiful! not one word of complaint from anyone, although we are all still cold. Main meal, on the whole, very good, spoiled only by the aunt Bessie potatoes and the lack of vegetables. By now we felt very unwelcome, we were paying good money for good food but the way we were treated spoiled the whole experience and actually gave me heartburn. Dessert was very disappointing the majority had tiramisu which was synthetic in taste and below average. I have never been so incensed by my treatment at a restaurant and have never felt the need to write a review, following this experience I am now going to write a review for all the excellent restaurants I have visited in Swansea where the food and the service have been exceptional, my friends and I go out at least monthly together and more often separately and I hope from now on my reviews will be spurred by good service rather than this awful experience.

    Visited: November 17, 2010
    What I ate: Lobster and Crab Ravioli - Prawns in a tomato and basil sauce

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  • A taste of Italy

    Rating - Overall: 5  Food: 5  Service: 5  Ambience: 4

    RThomas77
    Rookie Reviewer
    Member since Jul 09
    Rating: 0

    1 Jul 2009

    We went to vivaldi for my wifes birthday and had a lovely meal. Even though it was a Saturday night and they were very busy they found space for us. I had the stuffed chicken and my wife had a sea-food tagilatelle, both were delicious. The service was friendly and attentive. We went back last week for lunch and had a freshly made pizzas, which were lovely and about half the price of a dominos.

    Visited: June 13, 2009
    What I ate: 13/06/09

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