Casa Don Alfonso - Macau

Extremely beautiful Italian restaurant with high-end service and definitely the best pizza in Macau. The prices are not as high as you would expect from such a premium place that we really like our dinner here! It was very quiet and empty, probably because of the CNY celebrations. So we had the full attention of the staff, which is extremely attentive and friendly. I don't take this kind of kindness for granted!

Good value, beautiful surroundings and probably the best place to have authentic Napolitano pizza in the city. Loves her fish dish, they will not change the menu from time to time. But at least they keep their standard and never fail my expectation.

Authentic Italian food with great customer service. Price is on the high side , although the food was good it was not something spectacular that is worth a special visit if you are not nearby. Located within Grand Lisboa it can be accessible via lift to 3rd floor. They have set lunch meal that comes with appetizer, a main course of choice and dessert of choice at $320MOP which was decent priced.

The set lunch was pretty good value a hotel restaurants. We are all very pleased with the antipasto buffet. Out of the three mains, we like the spring chicken most while the seabass was a tad too well done and thus the meat too dry for our taste. The choice of desserts could be more interesting. But overall it was a satisfying meal for the price tag.

Back in March, we had lunch at Casa Don Alfonso, the Italian restaurant on the 3rd floor of Grand Lisboa Hotel. This restaurant was recently rebranded from its previous name Don Alfonso 1890. Opening hours are 12 2.3pm (lunch) and 6.30 10.30pm (dinner) daily. Along with the rebranding, the restaurant recently brought over Maurizio Ferrini, a Neapolitan pizza specialist. During our recent lunch, we tried a white and red pizza the Pizza Bianco con prosciutto di Parma e rucola selvatica and the Pizza Diavola (both MOP160). These were pretty good, Curst was nearly perfect with a good amount of burn. Ingredients were fresh and tasty, there is olive oil on the table to add a bit of drizzle if you like. We preferred he white pizza over the red but both were solid Neapolitan style pizzas, something you won't find an equivalent of in Macau and only a few similar examples in Hong Kong. Pizzas were good enough to return for and to recommend for visitors to Macau. The rest of the menu is a nice selection of Italian cuisine, seating is casual and the restaurant is served by a large and capable staff.