Villa Ada

Although the decor is slightly dated, the restaurant's more traditional style adds to the atmosphere. We were a group of 4, out for our work's Christmas meal and we all thoroughly enjoyed our meals. We started with garlic bread to share before moving on to our mains. 3 of us had fillet steak (2 colleagues had the brandy sauce and I chose the peppercorn sauce) and the other had the Arriabiata. The steaks were cooked beautifully with no excess fat and plenty of flavour and apparently, the pasta dish was also very tasty. 3 of us had desserts (my sticky toffee pudding was lovely) which all went down a treat before coffees for 2. All in, with drinks, the meal came in at around £30 per head which was very acceptable. Being out of the town centre somewhat, this restaurant would be easy to overlook but, head off the beaten track and look for this inconspicuous little gem-you won't regret it

Nice food but very quiet. Nice restaurant, delicious food, though not Italian as claimed. The waiter was lovely as was the front of house lady/owner. However, the waitress was rude and disinterested. Fortunately she wasn't serving our table, but was standoffish and seemed liked she wanted to be elsewhere. Quite obviously!Delicious bruschetta and steak and nice evening but very quiet for a Saturday night.

A quiet place on a quiet street with calming interior, pleasant service and very tasty food! We had 2 different fish dishes and both were superb, and the Mimosa cake for dessert was light and delicious! I wish I could visit again, we flew home next morning... If you are in Luton looking for food - definitely come here for a delightful dinner.