For the final blog post, I opted for Amore D'Italia as the subject. The same team who had reviewed the Nakodar Grill ventured here with high hopes of a good quality Italian experience. The menu catered to all with a wide section of pizzas, pasta, and calzone's available, as well as the typical side dishes you can expect at an Italian. I ordered the Lobster Ravioli, which came with a fair bit of stick from my fellow diners, but we roll with the punches. The wait time for the food wasn't long and the portion sizes were very generous. The Calzone ordered could've been a doorstep if it wanted to, it was that big. That probably doesn't paint the best picture, but it is merely a nod to the sheer size of it. 10/10 portion sizes. The Ravioli was packed, and the sauce complimented the dish well. It was however only washed down with a glass of tap water as there was a hungover that had to be nursed. The food in general was very nice with a standout being the Garlic and Ros...