Aperitif : Spritz with Prosecco and Cuba Libre are really good. Starters : Bruschetta with tomato’s is really good with 4 sizes, it’s a good mix between olive oil, garlic and basil. Main courses : Spaghetti Cabonara really good with guancialle and the risotto Angelo...with shrimp and langouste is good but not enough creamy. Dessert : We took a classic tiramisu. Such a perfect touch for finish this meal. General comments : The service is really fast and the waitress is really attentive to our wishes. The atmosphere seems really friendly. But keep this touch of privacy for each table. « La gastronomie est l’art d’utiliser la nourriture pour créer le bonheur » Grazie mille al ristorante Angelo !More

Very good. Nice restaurant, well priced and tasty food for all family members of all ages. Recommended.

PL 🇵🇱 To nasza pierwsza wizyta w Angelo, ale z pewnością nie ostatnia. Serwowane potrawy są smaczne, gorące i przyrządzone z wysokiej jakości składników. Na szczególną uwagę zasługują pracownicy. Mieliśmy przyjemność być obsłużeni przez bardzo kompetentną i sympatyczną Panią Kelnerkę, która umiliła nam czas sympatyczną...rozmową i swoim uśmiechem. Rzadko spotyka się ludzi, którzy wykonują ten zawód z taką dbałością o klienta. Na zakończenie otrzymaliśmy piękny rysunek na paragonie, co było uwieńczeniem tego miłego wieczoru. Gorąco polecam 🙂 ENG 🇬🇧 It was our first visit to this Restaurant and for sure not the last one. The food is really tasty, hot and made of high quality ingredients. I have to mention that the service is on very high level as well. Hardly ever you can find a waiter/ waitress who really knows what this job is about. The Lady who served us was very professional and kind. She cared about us and entertained us with pleasant conversation and her smile. At the end we received a beautiful picture on the bill which was a perfect ending of our dinner. I recommend this place from all of my heart 🙂More

I make a point of eating here every time I visit the city which is at least once a year. The food is consistently good and the staff always friendly and helpful. The decor is reassuringly old fashioned in that the place isn't trying to...prove how trendy it is simply because it just doesn't have to. Highly recommended!More

The most authentic and delicious Italian restaurant in Łódż. If you are in the city don’t lose the opportunity to prove one of their amazing meals!!!

The restaurant is located in the best spot in town a few meters from famous Piotrkowska street. The service we received was a world class from Klaudia (Loko) one of the staff's. The food was delicious and good selection of wines. A great place for...all...A family. Friends. Groups. Couples. Solos. WanderersMore

First dinner in Łódź on an extended business trip and I must say, one of the best.... Great service, delicious food and delightful sitting outside on a quiet side street off Piotrkowska made this evening magic....! Good Job....!

Very good but not amazing food and service. We all had carbonara so can only comment on that - good but not amazing pasta and sauce. Not huge portions, which was good. Dinner for 4 with shared starter and drinks (alcohol 3, sodas 2 and...2 big bottles of water) was about $40 us. Ate outside on the street on a sunny, cool summer evening. I liked this place - good value - will visit again.More

We were famished. Italian food we dreamt of. Of a good meal, we were denied. What an arrival. Wonderfully decorated tables with red chequered table cloths, reminiscent of an invitation from a caring Italian grandmother that wants to feed you the finest of her cooking....What a great start. A lovely lady approaches us with our cards. My, it all looked delicious, how were we to choose between tuna steak, octopus pasta and rabbit; all the wonders of the culinary world before us. What does one do in this situation? Asks the waitress for a recommendation. The knowledgable waitress recommended tuna steak for two of us, garnished with only a salad so we were guided towards roast potatoes in red wine. Roast potatoes in red wine? Is this what God eats? We wanted to eat like Gods. Our companion was recommended black pasta with prawns. Black pasta? Is this what millionaires eat in Dubai? We wanted to eat like millionaires in Dubai. A lengthy wait followed indeed. As we are patient, kind and understanding, this posed no issue for us. Surely dishes so refined and rich may need some time, surely each pasta strand is coated with sauce, one pasta strand at a time and the tuna we were about to eat, currently being taken from its mineral rich water tank. 40 minutes and 3 cigarettes later, a dry tuna steak on a plate is coming out of the restaurant doors. Perhaps the waitress was aiming for the bin with that failed food. However, the plate of dry tuna went not to the bin, but in front of our faces, on our table. In my dreams, I saw a succulent tuna steak, red and moist, falls apart as soon as a knife touches it. In reality, I saw a slab of grey, dry tuna that I could have purchased from a tin, from Lidl, for not 54zl but 5. At least Lidl adds a little sunflower oil to their tuna. That day I decided that I will not have an alcoholic beverage. I wish I did, not only to cheer myself up but to help the dry tuna steak go down my throat. Let’s not forget the red wine potatoes. What about them? Red wine? Where? A potato cut up and thrown into an oven. Also salt? Where? Nowhere to be found. I don’t have children yet, but I’m sure a 5 year old would be capable of cutting a potato and putting it into an oven. I didn’t want to drink alcohol, but I did expect a small taste of red wine in the potatoes that I had. Perhaps if I was an ant, I could taste the red wine. Unfortunately, I am not an ant, an ant couldn’t write this review. Prawn pasta. 6 prawn pasta is more of an accurate description. Black pasta. Without taste. A few chopped up chillies and some olive oil. Perhaps a 16 year old boy who wants to impress his crush could cook her this for dinner, attempting to be fancy. That might be sweet and understandable, yet an authentic Italian restaurant, serving this for 38zl, not so impressive. I’m not a chef, but I could recommend at least some garlic. At least some taste, pasta with butter I can eat when I have no money left at the end of the month to pay my bills. Upon the lack of leaving a tip for the waitress, the atmosphere turned sour. She wasn’t the lovely lady she was at the beginning. Sour like a lemon. Not a lovely Sicilian lemon though, more like a lemon from Lidl as there is nothing Italian about this place. We left full but dissatisfied and our wallets were certainly empty.More

We have been not taken care about. Waiting over 40 minutes for salad and carpaccio. Got spinach salad not cleaned from sand, with nearly no dressing. Olive oil served (after repeated request) seemed not to be vergin oil as communicated( taste, aroma not as should...be). Definitely NOT recommended.More

I recommend the Angelo restaurant. delicious food and great service and the owner. I recommend it to everyone. Marcin Wojcieszek.

Being Italian I confirm the food is delicious, staff very friendly and nice relaxing atmosphere. Especially the garlic butter shrimps were delicious!!! Highly recommended