Golositalia JLT
Jumeirah Lake Towers - Cluster C - Shop C6.A - Dubai - United Arab Emirates
Golositalia JLT is a italian restaurant, breakfast restaurant, cafeteria and bridge located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.40 out of 5 stars based on 1093 reviews. The street address of this business is Jumeirah Lake Towers - Cluster C - Shop C6.A - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. Golositalia JLT is open seven days a week 24 hours a day.
- Golositalia JLT is located at Jumeirah Lake Towers - Cluster C - Shop C6.A - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.
- The contact number of Golositalia JLT is +971 4 443 4955
4 JJNalloor 16 months ago
4 Shefali Goyal 16 months ago
Staff is humble, vigilant and helpful… makes you feel welcomed. ????
They also offered complimentary desserts ????
1 Ramy Fadl 17 months ago
Staff is below average and lack basic skills of communication.
The Cutlery and Oil Cruets are super cheap, not matching, not clean and design is dated 1980.
Finally the bathroom wasn't expected to be any different, I leave it to picture.
5 H 16 months ago
Almond croissant ???? is yummy
Small and Clean place
Service fast and friendly staff
Busy at weekend
AC is not really working well ????
3 Joshua Taylor 21 months ago
It's a good place to eat at for a light or affordable meal.
I ordered the special, which was a pizza, drink, and dessert for just under AED 70.
The price is good value for money.
The food and dessert were decent.
The restaurant was a little understaffed, but the service was fair.
5 YEVHENIIA REHUSH 17 months ago
5 france paris 20 months ago
3 Adrian M 23 months ago
Table service is not particularly attentive, definitely not proactive, and you'll likely need to keep waving down staff for assistance.
It's pretty good for the coffee, pastry and pizza but if you want something else then there's better Italian around.
5 IOANNIS MICHELIS 15 months ago
During the Roman reign, the Magdalene Bridge, monikered as Cam Bridge, marked the only entrance into the city.The bridge is an illustrious link between East Anglia and London, dating back to Roman times, and it is still continued. There was a time when every route converged at this crossing point. However, the irony is the evolution of the bridge for the past centuries.
The first model of the site was accomplished with wood, up until 1754, when architect James Essex re-constructed the bridge stone for the first time. However, it was rebuilt twice before that with wood.
The first-ever cast iron Magdalene Bridge also called the ‘Great Bridge’, dates back to 1823 when the Norwich architect Arthur Browne designed it. The bridge was a single span of cast iron with iron railing decoration resting on ashler piers. It became a Grade II listed structure in 1969. The current Magdalene Bridge is the structure repaired and strengthened in 1982 by Browne itself.
The Magdalene Bridge stands out among the first sites to cross the River Cam. It serves as a prominent role trading route and enhances the city’s survival. While punting from north to south, the bridge is followed by the Bridge of Sighs, another architectural masterpiece.
5 Huzaifa Umar 27 months ago
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| Thursday | 07:00am - 11:00pm |
|---|---|
| Friday | 07:00am - 11:00pm |
| Saturday | 07:00am - 11:00pm |
| Sunday | 07:00am - 11:00pm |
| Monday | 07:00am - 11:00pm |
| Tuesday | 07:00am - 11:00pm |
| Wednesday | 07:00am - 11:00pm |
| Saturday | 24hr open |
| Sunday | 24hr open |
| Monday | 24hr open |
| Tuesday | 24hr open |
| Wednesday | 24hr open |
| Thursday | 24hr open |
| Friday | 24hr open |
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