4.5
- 4.6Food
- 4.4Service
- 4.5Ambience
- 4.3Value
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4.5
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Victoria3 reviews
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Sunday evenings are a lovely pick, guests note the vibe is spot-on for a winter Sunday night, though Sundays can book out so it's wise to reserve ahead.
High chairs are not provided, but staff commonly make space for families, for example seating parties in a corner booth or allowing earlier seating to help settle little ones.
Portions at Don Mungo's are satisfying, the pizzas (about 11-inch) are often plenty and great for sharing, and the chips come in a very generous serving.
Don Mungo’s feels funky and welcoming inside a beautifully renovated old house, cosy dining rooms, quirky decor and friendly staff create a warm, neighbourhood hangout vibe.
Business casual is the guide, aim for neat, put-together clothing that’s comfortable rather than formal.
Yes, Don Mungo’s is a family-friendly spot: guests regularly bring toddlers and families, and staff have been accommodating (for example seating a family in a corner booth to help settle little ones).
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