So incredible. Super close to the Brixton station and easy to get into. We went on a monday so the…read morerestaurant wasn't busy. The food was absolutely incredible, some of the freshest pasta and mussels. The wine was amazing too! Had a glass of Tule and believe it was under £6. Definitely recommend for dinner in Brixton. Oh and the pistachio gelato - get it.

This is a last lovely little restaurant showcasing some of the best tastes of Sicily…read more We started with the sharing platter which gave us a few tastes of various starters on the menu. It was quite a large portion for two and everything was flavoursome. The pasta dishes were the stars of the show. Freshly made tagliatelle (ok, so not Sicilian but still lovely) paired with some more traditional Sicilian flavours. The portions are just the right size. You will leave full but not stuffed. We had a lovely meal. I'd come back especially in the summer when you can sit outside!

Great atmosphere. Was packed due to local event but staff were in control. Lovely staff and…read moredelicious food at very good price. Never been before will return, it is worth travelling to.

Amazing !!!! Food is so sumptuous and savory.Definitely coming back . The lasagna 10/10 .read more

God. Damn. They are hands down the best. HANDS DOWN…read more There's really nothing much to say. Good dough good price good everything.

Maybe even more than 4 stars, but the pizza here was really quite good! My colleague in London…read moresuggested taking a walk through Brixton my last evening at our London offices back in September as I had not really been on that side of the Thames and am pretty adventurous. He also suggested coming here for dinner which I decided to take him up on that even though where Franco Manca is located has a lot of very interesting food venues which reminds me of Grand Central Market in downtown Los Angeles. The staff was helpful and sat me immediately. I ordered a glass of wine which was just okay. I'm not really knowledgable about wines so I guess my way through it and this one wasn't as good as others I've had. I ordered one of the more basic pies as I feel that should really be the tell-tale sign of a good pizza. The crust and dough of this pizza was truly excellent as was the cheese. The sauce lacked a bit of flavor and freshness. It wasn't a bad sauce, but I like when there's a fresh and very strong tomato taste which I didn't get eating this. After eating a full pizza, I didn't look to get a dessert and didn't even check to see if they had one. Overall, a decent pie to eat in a very peculiar area! When I arrived back to South Kensington, I noticed there was a location of Franco Manca a block away! Oh well. It was better to see a different area of London.

What a great find! Located right near the Elephant & Castle station, and facing a public square…read morewith elephant sculptures, it's lovely to eat inside or outside! We had the Chorizo Hash and the Vegetarian Fry-Up, and both were fantastic. I also had the Green & Mean, which was a good green juice to start my day. The restaurant had a mix of people -- families, couples, tourists, locals. Best thing was that when it rained, one of the staff came running outside because he loves rain! He's definitely in the right country.

Lovely restaurant cafe in Peckham with a variety of gluten free and vegan options.The ingrediants…read moretaste so fresh and the range of food available is great. Super friendly staff, really nice atmosphere and free WiFi. Highly recommend!

Il Mirto is a small Italian restaurant in East Dulwich majoring on value, generous portions and…read moretaste. The 12" margerita pizza I had cost a scarcely believable £4.50, tiramisu double the usual portion size a similarly low £3.50 and soft drinks just £1.50. Further, as they don't sell alcoholic drinks they allow you to bring your own, for an incredible corkage fee of just £1. My bill for pizza, fruit juice, tiramisu and service came to a fraction over £11. But how did it all taste? Pretty good: the tomato sauce on the margerita was exceptional, comprised simply of sweet, juicy tomatoes and fresh basil leaves. The base was soft rather than crispy, but good enough. The only weakness was the quantity (rather than quality, which was reasonable) of the mozzarella, which was slightly excessive for me - next time I'll ask them to reduce it slightly. The tiramisu was among the best I've tasted in London, with a good balance between cream, sponge, coffee and dusting. And, as I've mentioned, in a huge portion. Overall, an amazing find. I struggle to think of a better Italian pizzeria in south-east London for the prices charged.

We driven past it a few times and its always been busy, so as a dutiful qype ninja we went to…read moreinvestigate. As you enter it, its like walking int a cafe in italy, simple well cooked food at a good price, cooked and served by people with thick italian accents. the food was great, I liked the simple decor, they didn't mind our baby being breast fed. will defiantly be going back

I ate here with friends who live nearby. When I asked if we could push the reservation later I was…read moreinformed that the place was so small that it was impossible. Thank god I showed up on time. The place is bustling with a genial staff and happy customers. The menu is seasonal and changes constantly so nothing I describe here will probably be on the menu when you go. We shared the mortadella appetizer with crescentines (a type of Italian biscuit) and pickled vegetables. Alas, the lemon sole was sold out so our mains choices were leg of lamb with grilled lettuce and vegetables or a hanger steak beans and bagna cauda. Who cared about the sole? All in all a wonderful neighborhood restaurant and well worth the trip even if you don't live down the street in Peckham.

Just to join the chorus of praise, Artusi is a polished, yet disarmingly charming, little Italian…read morerestaurant. I visited a couple of weeks back for its Sunday set menu and left wholeheartedly impressed. Choice is so stripped back in its set menu that it felt like a vanilla foray into submission. For a mere £20, I was treated to veal tonnato, a main course of cotechino with mustard-laced lentils and salad leaves, and an olive oil cake with creme fraise. Each dish was punchy and impressive. The first two courses did justice to Italian classics: the veal was rich and yet still delicate, the cotechino a happy meeting of earthiness, bite and soothing fat. The real star was the olive oil cake - an unassuming little slab, it was perfectly moist and admirably simply flavoured. All four of us ate well, and enjoyed the atmosphere enough to linger on a while after our meal. I hope to return soon.

We had a lovely meal at this newly opened Italian restaurant. They have a primarily veggie and fish…read moremenu. We started with the roasted asparagus salad topped with fried egg. Simple and yummy. We shared the fritto misto which was delicate, fresh and non-greasy. We also shared the super salad which was the best thing we had. Simplicity at its best! My one minor critique would be around the menu. I like all the veggie options but I felt that everything would have worked better as a small plates. The salad mains just seem like oddly placed against the rest of the menu. Regardless, nice spot for a meal!

I have to give them props for cranking out Naples-inspired pizza, which they sell by the slice - a…read morerare option in London. While they had all the right elements, I found the pizza to be simply O.K. There's some work needed on the crust and cheese. Also, as a note to people unfamiliar with this market, the whole complex is an indoor market of stall-like businesses, rather than stand-alone, traditional restaurants. In other words, it's very casual and almost picnic-like as you might be sharing a table or sitting in a walkway. But it's also cool in a bustling market way.

Fantastic pizza, brixton bears and lovely staff Got a Free…read moreslice to taste from the true Italian pizzaman

Had the bacon & kale pasta. It's superb. The tiramisu is a must have…read more Service was great. If you are served by the chef, you know you are in a great place. Very cosy setting and great background music.

A spectacular Italian experiance hidden away in Peckham…read more Oi Spaghetti may look small from the outside- and it is- with only 4 tables available in the same room as the kitchen, but it has big flavor. Chef Francesco will make you feel like you're a guest in his house as he whips up delicious pasta and the best tiramisu I've ever tasted. The intimate setting lends a romantic air to the tiny gem of a restaurant, and it is ideal for coming on a date or with a good friend or two. If you're in the area you can stop by but don't be surprised if it is booked up, as it is only open for dinner, around 3 hours each night. Either go early, or better yet, message the restaurant on facebook for a reservation. We had two spaghettis, an amazing mushroom and a delectable bacon and sage. Both were tasty, but had distinct flavor profiles, great for sharing! We also enjoyed some of the house red wine available, and for our starter had fresh mozzarella on a bed of rocket (arugula) with balsamic vinegar. For dessert we had the tiramisu, which is frankly spectacular and is a must-order item. I'm not even much of a tiramisu lover but this convinced me - with light creamy flavors and a gooey overall texture I was completely won over. The chef and staff are very hospitable and often solicit feedback from guests, trying to optimize the experiance. If you love Italian food and unique experiences, this is the place for you! Enjoy - you'll definitely be seeing me there again!