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Italian classics back by popular demand

July 04, 2025

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Bristol Post

Pazzo has been ringing the changes to its offering so MARK TAYLOR drops in

Italian classics back by popular demand

PAZZO hasn't even celebrated its second birthday but the Whiteladies Road restaurant has just relaunched with a brand new menu and concept.

What started out as a continuation of the owners' much-missed Pasta Loco around the corner, with an emphasis on creative pasta dishes, has now gone back to serving simple, honest Italian classics at fair prices.

The change was essentially a response to feedback from customers - they enjoyed the pasta dishes but wanted a broader choice.

Rather than ignore the feedback and stick to plan A - a risky business in the current climate when restaurants are closing at an alarming rate - the owners listened and acted swiftly by introducing the new cantina-style menu.

They've also launched an incredible lunch offer of two courses for £16 or three for £19 - if that doesn't bring in lunchtime diners, nothing will.

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