My girlfriend took me to the Trattoria as a treat.When we got there I was glad she was paying after seeing the prices! We decided to share a dish of anti-pasti for starters and I can only say that at £9.00 it was not up to much, two slices of salami and a few veggies, the chicken liver pate was ok.

Then the horror of the main course, we both opted for the rib eye steak (£19 each) I can honestly say that both her and my steaks were awful. I can not really remember having steak that tough. To be fair to the maitre D' he accepted that the steaks were inedible and offered us two new ones which we declined as it was now 10.45pm. He did however charge us for the veg that we ordered with the steak even though we hadn't eaten any.

The MD then went on to explain to me that they do their own butchery and it is not possible to tell one good steak from a bad one (my butcher seems to get this right as I've never had a bad one from him). All in all, I felt that the prices were not a reflection of the quality and I would not be going again. The wine at £20 for the cheapest could have been used on chips if there were any.

11 of us were booked in the Trattoria. I ordered monkfish which was completely tasteless - no seasoning at all - my friend order poussin which again was not seasoned!



Was very disappointed with the main course and was hoping the dessert would be better. However, the limoncello cheesecake was not good - not even a hint of lemon!



Food was certainly not worth the hefty price. Setting was lovely and service was excellent. I met some other diners in the toilet and they were also complaining about the food. We voiced our concerns with the waitress and left a comments form. Very disappointed.

Fifteen Trattoria is the place Jamie Oliver set up a few years ago. It's a lovely relaxing restaurant with a rustic atmosphere and good food.

I recommend Fifteen Trattoria for an enjoyable meal with friends at any time of the day.