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Town’s Favorite Italian Restaurant Unveils Stunning New Look

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A pizza and pasta brand has welcomed customers back to its Thame location following a transformation and menu updates.

The business has adopted the new identity Prezzo Italian – Home of Italian Classics – with locations across the UK receiving updated designs.

The venue on Butter Market marks the 23rd restaurant to undergo renovation, with additional sites planned for the remainder of the year.

Patrons will find updated interiors, plush seating, and artwork inspired by Italy, alongside a revised menu offering.

Diners can sample toasted bruschetta, flavourful pasta dishes and rich desserts, with vegan and gluten-free selections also on offer.

Panagiotis Tiligadas, general manager of Prezzo Italian Thame, said: “We’re absolutely thrilled to welcome diners back through the doors of our beautifully transformed restaurant.

“The transformation of the restaurant truly reflects our commitment to delivering authentic Italian cuisine in a welcoming space.

“Our refreshed menu celebrates the classics that make Italian dining special, and with our 50 per cent off launch offer, now is the perfect time to visit.”

To mark the reopening, a collection of limited-time specials has been introduced.

These feature garlic and parmesan chicken strips, crispy chicken pieces coated in a garlic and parsley mixture, topped with freshly grated Parmesan and served alongside rocket salad and chilli jam.

Also available is a pancetta, mushroom and truffle pizza, featuring crispy pancetta, butter roast mushrooms, creamy mozzarella and truffle oil.

For those with a sweet tooth, forest berry cream cake is on the menu.

From April 20 until May 3, all meals are half price when customers obtain a voucher from the Prezzo Italian website and present it with their order.

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