Pane E Vino - Fife

Meal arrived very quickly under 5 minutes, which is good but how do you cook fresh chicken breast in that time unless precooked and put in the microwave? It turned out the chicken was extremely tough, carrots Broccoli was well over cooked.l have been here before many years ago and l knew it was mediocre but l will never go back again

My Granddaughter chose this restaurant for her 15th birthday, there were 8 of us. 3 couples,each asked for their pasta and pizza to be shared between them as I’ve done in many Italian restaurants. We were told no problem and the meals arrived very quickly and just as everyone asked. The food was delicious and could not be faulted. The bill arrived and there was a charge of £8.40 on the bill which we couldn’t recall. Turns out the charge was for the pizza and pasta being divided 3 times £2.80 a split. So if we had divided it ourselves at the table there would be no charge. We all agreed it was ridiculous and as a result didn’t leave a tip which was a shame as the waiter was very good.

As a loyal customer I feel very disappointed with my takeaway tonight(11/09/23). My starter of breaded mushrooms were lacking in mushrooms, 3 mushrooms is just not good enough when it is normally 6. Cutting them up to 6 pieces does not change the fact portion sizes have decreased, changing same price over £5 is shocking I feel disappointed . Also main meal tagliatelle Pane E Vino was taste less and uneatable. I will not be returning if this is the quality of food now being served.

We called in on a very quiet Monday, early evening. We were served by Jai, very attentive, friendly and considerate. He spoke highly of the dishes we chose and rightly so, they were tasty. We will definately return in the future.

Seriously poor service, underwhelming food, but shockingly watched as waiter cleared a table close to ours, which included some red wine left in a glass … instead of the glass being deposited with the other used dishes and utensils for cleaning, the glass was taken to the bar where the owner poured the remaining amount into a carafe, clearly with the intent to be used for an unsuspecting next customer looking to enjoy a glass of red wine … shocking!