Est Est Est Group

Let’s translate for a second. If a Spanish or Italian person came to this country they’d wonder why on earth this restaurant is named ‘Is Is Is’. It’s like that band in The Commitments being called ‘And And And’. I’m sure they threw an exclamation mark in there just for avant garde measure. Perhaps Est Est Est should do the same.
Well, it can’t really. Because it’s changing its name to Gusto. Gusto! It’s posh Italian fare — starters include raisin bread bruschetta, goat’s cheese, balsamic vinegar and puff pastry tart, bruschetta with warm figs, goat’s cheese and walnut… sorry, my mouth’s watering all over the keyboard here. There’s all your classic pasta dishes and some unusual ones too (penne with salmon, peas and baby spinach in a cream sauce is a favourite of mine) and you can get lobster and seabass cooked to perfection as well as steaks, pork, chicken and lamb, all cooked in the Italian tradition.
I defy anyone not to try the Nutella and marscapone folded calzone as a sweet. It is quite literally one of the loveliest (if not perhaps authentically Italian) and naughtiest deserts I’ve ever had. There are some lovely wines too with chardonnay, gorgeous Prosecco and champagne amongst others. It’s a good restaurant to be fair, and one of the smaller chains around so you’d do well to get involved if you’re after some more luxurious Italian food.

Went here with my mum and sister recently in my dinner hour. At the time there was a fantastic deal where you could choose any pasta, a side salad and garlic bread to share for £4.99 each… bargain!
I also like the fact that in every Est Est Est you are given a pot of crayons that you scribble and doodle on the table cloth with. Admittedly I think this ingenuously creative idea was intended for children but you will be surprised at how many tables remain eerily silent as the adults/​parents perfect there table masterpieces.
Great value for money and lots of interesting flavours suits thumbs up from me Est Est Est.

I haven’t been in a long time so my review may not be completely relevant but from what I remember Est Est Est is a pleasant Italian restaurant. The menu has all the classics on and is rather tasty and well presented. The décor/​setting is clean and modern, nothing special though. It’s a little on the expensive side though and you can probably find a nicer restaurant for the same price or for cheaper. Can be seen as a bit of a ‘scenester’ restaurant. Ok at best.

well overrated chain restaurant! sorry not for me!

Est Est Est is a fabulous Italian resturant with high quality food, in a beautiful surrounding, i have eaten here quite a few times and have always been very impressed with both the food and the service. If your looking for a italian resturant to visit, please try Est Est Est, i am sure you will agree.