Hello, after some time, me and my boyfriend returned to the fantastic Italian place, near Barcelona, to Dolce and Vito. As usual, outstanding good food and drinks with the best personal care we could expect. I will never get tired to return to this little Italian treasure and can just highly recommend to everyone to visit and enjoy the lovely food and atmosphere. Huge hug to both, Montse and Vito. Iris

Nice italian restaurant in the suburb. Authentic delicious italian food. Very friendly and helpful owner couple. We will definitely come back!

Good food and the quality. Good service.. recommended  totally ????.  Good experience and the place comfortable.  Place to enjoying and relax . Good price!

Great Italian food, with italian products including wine options, and sicylian plates.Good option in St Just Desvern. The restaurant is small but with good athosphere

Delightedly surprised by the whole atmosphere. We enjoyed every single dish, wise recommendations were timely given! I definitely recommend the service and the chef Vito cuisine.

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The steak was very delicious. Mushrooms are properly associated with  steak as well. The wine and ice cream are amazing!

Restaurant is out of touristically circuits in a peripheral district . We have been received from Miguel in a very kind way and he has driven us in a amazing men&ugrave; a la carte or daily . Both aesthetic and taste sound like an experience much better than what expected . Price at the end very cheap , very good food experience for such price.

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Service attention and advice of them for food, answer with pleasure any questions you ask them, all the dishes are good, depends on whether you want to pay more or less, pending to return

We have already known the location of a previous occasion. Excellent quality and a wide variety of platoes at good price. We will come back.

I enjoy this restaurant every time I come here. The food is excellent and greetings are welcoming. There are always a lot of locals. I&#39;m sure we will definitely come back

The hotel is very comfortable and comfortable and the hotel is very comfortable. I am glad to find places that meet the accessibility standards and have good entrance for wheelchairs and an adapted and accessible year.

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