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   MarkH

   1 review

   2.0

   1 review

   Dined on October 11, 2018

   overall2food4service4ambience4

   WAY OVERPRICED !! Food was good but $10 USD for a bottle of still water?? Way WAY OVERPRICED !!!

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   StevenG

   Thailand

   2 reviews

   4.0

   2 reviews

   Dined on September 28, 2018

   overall4food4service4ambience4

   Very enjoyable and reliable Italian fine dining option in Bangkok. Pulls its weight among the leaders in the crowded Italian fine dining space in the city. Very good food options, a decent wine list and very good service.

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   GRAHAMM

   Newcastle

   1 review

   3.0

   1 review

   Dined on May 20, 2018

   overall3food3service5ambience1

   Open Table destroys any hope of Rossini's Restaurant getting a favourable review for our visit last night. We booked quite late but the app confirmed the booking was valid and showed 3 places were available 22:00 22:15 and 22:30. The open table app shows the address for Rossini's restaurant but most importantly omits important detail that the restaurant is incorporated inside The Sheraton Hotel. Our taxi dropped us 'near' the hotel but since we were looking for a restaurant we walked past The Sheraton Hotel twice. (Rossini's is not signed from the street) We had a table for 22:15 but as the place is hidden in a big international cannot miss hotel complex we did not get to Rossini's until 22:25. We were told the restaurant was closing (advertised hours said open until 22:30 and open table app accepts bookings up to 22:30.) Fortunately the very helpful service staff at Rossini's arranged for us to be served a meal (restricted menu) in the hotel 'living room'. The meal was good though we were served baby sized portions. The service was helpful and friendly too. The menu was limited. No chicken dishes. Main points are even if we'd reserved a table for 19:00 it would still be impossible to find the venue from the information on Open Table. 3500 Baht for a bottle of chardonnay in the 'living room' says enough about The Sheraton' s attitude. (It is only a bottle of supermarket wine.) The saving point may be that although The Sheraton have lost the plot in respect to pricing for a bottle of plonk the cocktails are really nice and at 350 Baht semi-affordable. Summing up, even if we lived in Bangkok we probably couldn't recommend Rossini's Italian Restaurant mainly as we couldn't find it. Advertise properly by clearly showing address detail.

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