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1. Delivino deli & cafeDelivino deli & cafe, Crieff
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6 King Street Crieff Perth and Kinross Scotland PH7 3HA |
| Telephone: | 01764 655665 |
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Delivino deli & cafe overview
You’ll find Delivino delicatessen and wine café nestled into a side street in Crieff’s hilly town centre. Open seven days a week, it provides family-friendly service and quality European food ...
at reasonable prices in a large, welcoming room.
The deli section offers a mouth-watering range of cheeses, meats and tasty titbits sourced from all over Europe. As the name suggests, they also stock a fine selection of wines carefully chosen to appeal to a broad range of customers. The cafe menu has something for all ages, consisting of a simple but appetising selection of antipasto starters followed by freshly prepared pizzas and salads, with a choice of homemade desserts to finish. Delivino delicatessen and café is the ideal venue to take the family for a tasty friendly meal at good value for money.
Great food, service and singing!
12 Oct 2011
Visited with: Infant, Child
What a lovely place! So lovely in fact, that we visited twice in the week we were on holiday nearby.
It’s housed in a former shop fronted with huge windows which let passers-by see the deli food and flood the dining area with light. The first time we just walked in around 5pm and it was only half-full. The second time was a busy Friday night but the friendly local staff squeezed us in before their evening bookings without the slightest fuss.
And the food was great. We all opted for pizzas, which had nice squishy freshly-made bases. My rosemary ham, artichoke and black olive combo - which they kindly let me customise with the addition of rocket – was delicious. They made little margarita pizzas for the kids and weren’t remotely bothered about my son noisily driving his choo-choos all over the table.
For dessert we had cheesecake. Now I am a cheesecake fiend with a shameless lifetime mission to sample it wherever I go. But their berry version was so life-changingly good (for me at least) that I shall not rest until I’ve winkled the recipe out of the owners.
To cap it all, when they overheard that it was my son’s second birthday, they surprised him with a special platter of chocolate-dipped strawberries topped with sparklers, and the whole place sang Happy Birthday! Just lovely. Go.
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