Olive and Angelo

Guests frequently describe the servings as generous, several reviews call the portions large or generous, with many leaving comfortably full.

Olive & Angelo tends to be busiest for special occasions and weekend evenings, guests report Saturday nights and busy occasions like Valentine’s Day filling the dining room, and some Tuesday nights have also been described as busy; by contrast, weekday lunches (for example a Friday lunch and a July lunchtime visit) have been noted as quieter.

Casual dress, comfortable, everyday clothing is appropriate for dining at Olive & Angelo.

Olive & Angelo feels like a warm, family-run trattoria, cosy and inviting with a garden courtyard, candlelit tables, greenery and a convivial Italian vibe that guests repeatedly praise.

Yes, Olive and Angelo is often recommended for date night, with many guests praising its warm, intimate ambience and reporting lovely anniversary or romantic visits.

Yes, Olive & Angelo is known for its courtyard and alfresco dining; guests describe a charming garden-like, mostly undercover outdoor area that many enjoy for lunch and dinner.

Olive & Angelo is at its calmest during weekday lunch, reviewers said Friday lunch was “really quiet” and some recommend trying an off hour like a Tuesday; for a livelier scene, Saturday dinner fills up early.

Yes, Olive & Angelo regularly hosts families and celebrations, with reviewers praising large family meals and staff who look after children; do note one reviewer says there isn’t a dedicated kids’ menu.