Villa Italia
Belfast, United Kingdom
The read// why locals go
Villa Italia has been the Italian restaurant Belfast students, families and Queen's regulars grow up on since 1988, in an A-listed Georgian building on University Road. Nearly four decades under the same family have produced a room of deliberate, rustic clutter and a menu that stays where it belongs: antipasti, pizza from around fifteen pounds, pasta a pound or two above that, then the pollo and pesce plates for anyone making an occasion of it. High chairs are standard, which tells you who eats here. It is one address, no branches, and no interest in becoming a brand.
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The read// why locals go
Villa Italia has been the Italian restaurant Belfast students, families and Queen's regulars grow up on since 1988, in an A-listed Georgian building on University Road. Nearly four decades under the same family have produced a room of deliberate, rustic clutter and a menu that stays where it belongs: antipasti, pizza from around fifteen pounds, pasta a pound or two above that, then the pollo and pesce plates for anyone making an occasion of it. High chairs are standard, which tells you who eats here. It is one address, no branches, and no interest in becoming a brand.
