I'm a few hours away from my trip to Spain/Italy. My diet ends here, with the meal at Jamie's Italian :P
Note: We didn't bring a camera so these pictures are taken from other sites and stuff so bear with me.
I had the scallop and squid ink linguine (£13.50):
The best seared Brixham scallops with chilli, parsley, white wine and capers
The first thing you'll notice is that this isn't the actual dish :P I couldn't find an actual picture so this is what it looks most like. Except with some chili flakes and capers. And smaller pieces of scallops.
I was told upon ordering that the pasta would be black and was asked if that was okay. Come on, that's just condescending isn't it? :P I wonder which other dumbarse customers would have ordered that and complained about it being black prior to this that made the staff have to 'warn' future guests ordering it that it would be black. It's squid ink, geniuses. It's not gonna be rainbow coloured pasta now is it?
Moving on... It was quite a pleasant dish. Quite light, chili flakes and capers really lifted it. But I'm quite unhappy with the amount of scallops. A huge portion of pasta with little shredded, miserable scraps of scallops strewn around. I ordered the large and the proportion of pasta to scallops was just way off. And they substituted my linguine with angel hair pasta without telling me (which I only noticed a second ago after rechecking the menu and realizing I ordered linguine). Tsk tsk, first the 'black pasta' warning and now subbing my pasta without telling me. Condescending pricks! Just kidding. I'm not that picky. Pasta is pasta :)
Next! Michelle had good old grilled steak (£16.45):
Chargrilled and served pink with grilled flat mushrooms, dressed watercress and flat parsley
Meh. It was really just that. I liked the watercress and parsley because it really balanced the flavours of the steak (which was really plain - but I suppose it was meant to be that way). I'm not impressed, really.
Desserts! Michelle had ultimate chocolate raspberry and amaretto brownie (£4.95):

With bourbon vanilla ice cream
Okay this dessert really kinda pissed me off. The ice cream came really watery like it had been sitting out for quite a while but that's not what pissed me off (the waitress was nice about it and substituted the ice cream for a different one). It's the fact that this brownie was SO DAMN GOOD - IF it wasn't for the berries. Seriously, towards the end the fudgy insides of the brownie had to be scraped off the paper underneath it - the texture was brilliant. It would have been the best brownie I've ever had if it wasn't for the berries spoiling the taste. It was a real waste and that's what I'm pissed off about. But I guess maybe that's just down to preference.
I had tiramisu (of course I fucking did, when do I NOT get tiramisu?) (£4.95):
Classic Italian coffee flavoured trifle with mascarpone and chocolate
I first dipped into the cream cheese on the top and even that was already a treat for me. It went down pretty good as a whole but I'm a classic tiramisu kinda guy and the orange flavour threw me off a bit. I think there was a little bit of Grand Marnier in the tiramisu itself. Once again, probably down to preference, but I would have enjoyed it a lot more if it wasn't for that.
The meal was alright as a whole I suppose. If you think about the prices, it was pretty good. It's probably just that my expectations were a little too high - come on, it's Jamie Oliver! But still, I wouldn't mind returning because of the reasonable price and because the menu's pretty interesting and there's a lot more I want to try out.
Staff were very friendly but they were really busy most of the time - I really can't blame them. The restaurant was packed and it's really annoying how close the tables were to each other. You'd probably have to be a dancer to manoeuver through that restaurant with plates on your arms. Props to the waiters and waitresses, seriously.
Well the bright side to this is I will be in Italy soon and I'm pretty damn sure I won't be disappointed by the food there :)