Trattoria Guidi
Restaurant - Italian in Airdrie
122 Deedes Street
Airdrie
Lanarkshire
ML6 9AF
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Business Profile
Trattoria Guidi is a place where the civility of a restaurant meets the atomosphere of a pizzeria. We aim to provide our visitors with the highest quality Italian cuisine in a surroundings that aim to encourage an enjoyable experience.
About Us
Established in 1983, Trattoria Guidi is a family owned restaurant ideally located between Glasgow and Edinburgh, close to the town of Airdrie.
The restaurant has seating for over 250 people with ample parking at the rear. A separate lounge bar with open fire and soft seating. Wheelchair access from the car park and a separate carry out and deli shop.
Guidis we are committed to sourcing the highest quality ingredients both locally and from the continent. On our menu you'll find guaranteed grass fed and traditionally matured beef from our butcher, top quality fresh fish including Scottish salmon and fresh Shetland mussels sent direct to us from Aberdeen, and handmade desserts.
Reviews
Great food
Guidi's used to be a very small restaurant however over the years due to increasing popularity the owners have extended towards the rear and have recently added on a conservatory area. There is a restaurant and small bar where you can have a drink whilst waiting on your table. This restaurant is a little pricey however when you taste the food you'll agree it's worth the money - they also do half pasta portions for those on a budge or who don't have a massive appetite. I don't usually drink red wine but the house red is very good and you can also buy bottles of Guidis salad dressing which make eating rabbit food a lot more enjoyable!
A User - 09/09/2008 | report this review
Downhill
Guidi's is a small Italian restaurant (well I say small but they have expanded a lot in the last few years), located in Coatdyke in between Airdrie and Coatbridge. In the good old days they did good Italian food at affordable prices, and was a fun place to eat. Unfortunately they started to believe their own hype and began charging £6 for 4 mozzarella sticks and dishing out slices of Mothers Pride with their pate at the same time as the service was going rapidly downhill. But credit where credit's due, the food is still good if you know the right thing to order and don't mind the price. I used to go regularly but now if I want to pay a tenner for a plate of pasta I'd rather go somewhere nicer in Glasgow. However, it's one of the only few local 'proper' restaurants to do takeaway.
A User - 08/09/2008 | report this review
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