Di Rita's Italian Cuisine in Huntingdonshire

Lovely food and coffee! Staff are very friendly. Beautiful interior.

Great for a light lunch in good surroundings. Had some sandwiches and lattes. They were also serving some good looking pizzas. Good atmosphere and not too crowded.

The friendly atmosphere, the cakes were delicious and coffee was freshly grounded, and the tea pot matches the cup. The tea was lovely too. First time customer and it won't be the last. Thank you for your services. I would give it 10/10. 😊

We loved it. Very polite and attentive staff, a good menu and tasty food. The decor is an attractive re-working of the original bank, including a safe for a wine rack! Only drawback was that it's a small space with hard surfaces - it was quite loud and a bit challenging acoustically at some points, but this was a flip side of the buzzing atmosphere! Overall, highly recommended.

We visited here a while ago, it was ok but not the best around as purported by several of the comments.It's a restaurant selling Italian food that is somewhat overpriced for the portion size.Cambridgeshire have a great amount of Italian restaurants that we have visited and many we have returned to a couple of times but we won't be making the trip back to St Ives for a second visit here.

Really nice, good food, quick service. Cocktails and desserts are out of this world. I thought that despite the move to nicer premises from bridge street, the portions were still a bit small for me.

Visited this month for the 1st time after hearing so many good things. I personally don't see the hype. Only one member of staff was actually doing anything rest stood about doing nothing. Drink orders were forgotten about and had to chase to get them and even order them. My pizza wasn't great either. I must of mis read something but it was basically cheese and dough no tomato base which made it very dry.

Nice location but doesn't live up to the hype. Drink orders seemed to be forgotten about and food took ages to come. One member of staff seemed to be doing everything. The pizza itself was average but I was flummoxed when a florentine pizza was topped with a sliced, hard-boiled egg as opposed to being cooked in the centre.Wouldn't return.

I could leave it at the fact that Di Rita's make the best pizzas in St Ives, and that would be worth a visit on its own. Bit it's so much more than that. It's a slice of modern and classic Italy which is worth visiting for a morning cappuccino or an evening meal whether a family catch-up or romantic night out.

Overall it was OK. The food is excellent. There is no denying that. But the price of it is a little over the top. The food is worth the money but be prepared to foot a bigger bill. The drinks were definitely over priced and not worth the price they charge. I can make better cocktails and G&Ts at home! There is no drinks menu. There's a wine list and there's a pre dinner cocktail list but if you want say a gin and tonic then you have to ask. To summarise I wouldn't say I was disappointed but I doubt I will be going back. The Turkish restaurant just round the corner called Vadi Kitchen is far better.