food here at italiannis is good and offers a wide variety of pizzas too. Except price is a bit pricey

One of the better restaurant chains in the Philippines but this does not necessarily guarantee consistency. Alabang, Makati and Fort Bonifacio will serve you tasty Italian food at fair value and though many restaurants in the Philippines serve their own version of foreign food, you should be satisfied with both the quality of the food and the service here. However,... More

like the fact that they take time dropping by each and every customers table asking if everyhing is okay and if the food is great.

After a long day of shopping, our appetite ushered us into this corner restaurant in Greenbelt. As I've already visited Italianni's in Trinoma Quezon City 4months ago, I knew what to expect, but from the moment we sat down, we knew that we were in for a treat. The fried calamari's devine, the three mushroom bruschetta even better!!! The kids... More

Great Customer Service, all their other restaurants should be that good.

There are a number of Italianni's. I visited the location at Greenbelt Mall 3. It is a very busy place because the food is exceptional. A bit pricey, but upscale Italian food. An extensive menu with Pizza and pasta the main feature, but also meat and fish dishes and desserts. The pasta was cooked perfectly and the pizza was thin... More

Ambiance is good. Their food is not bad but quite expensive. I can probably find better quality food for less the price.

Living solo in manila is fun when you are in the Greenbelt Area...and Italiannis is like family homecooked italian meal for me. Love it menu...particularly the white sauce based and the pastas with plain olive oil and balsamic dressings. Yummy!

My friends and I enjoyed every dish we ordered even just the Aglio Olio, the salmon on Fish Friday did not disappoint. However, stay away from Creme Brulee. The caramelized top was hard as rock and the custard was too wet! Not one of top quality! They were very nice and took it off our bill!