A great place for piping hot pizza in what appears to be a full Menu resturant. Definitely worth a…read morestop and next time I will check out the Italian menu.

We visited here with a group of 3 nine-year-olds after skating at Alexandra Palace. We were the…read moreonly customers in the restaurant for lunch at 1pm on a Monday. However, the service was friendly and the food was tasty. Lots of options to appeal to a variety of tastes. The garlic bread was enormous! Calzones, pasta and chicken milanese were all enjoyed by various members of our group. We'd definitely return if we are in the area.

Amazing place, I'm in love whit it, it's so cozy, food is amazing and reasonable for price, good…read morechoice for wines, friendly service, I'm in love with their blackcurrant cheesecake, definitely will go back again, and I suggest it to everyone who loves Italian food :)

Take advantage of the "happy hour". Every Sunday between 1-4pm you will find me in this restaurant…read moreeating Pizza de la Casa and drinking beer for only £6. On occasions, I order desert, my favourite is Blubbery Panacota but my girlfriend likes pancakes with ice scream. The service is top class and I can't recommend this place enough. Give it a try!

This is a real little gem and definitely worth the trip all the way out to Walthamstow. I would…read morenever have thought such a great restaurant would be here, at the end of the Victoria line in E17 and on such a pretty and happening street in lovely Walthamstow village, (and yes, the village is very lovely and very surprising!) - but it is and this restaurant really deserves 5 stars. We sat outside (due to the late October summer!) which added to the relaxed vibe, but the food and service took the limelight. Simple and extremely tasty Italian food, perfectly cooked and wonderfully fresh. I had parsnip and parmesan soup to start, with crunchy parsnip crisps on the top - it was divine - so tasty and flavoursome I wanted to eat it over and over again! Thick enough to be filling and hearty, but thin enough to still be a starter. I then had tagliattelli with dolcelatte and courgettes, which sounds heavy but was super light and perfectly cooked. To break up the creaminess of this dish I had a mixed salad full with everything from radishes, to pine nuts, peppers and rocket - yum! Brilliant service and a brilliant find, on a brilliant street. I wonder what house prices are like around here.

A gem in Walthamstow's Orford Road. I wouldn't hesitate to take friends and family here - which I…read morehave already, twice. They do a terrific £10 pasta and salad deal on most days (except for Friday and Saturday evening) and the carbonara was 'one of the best I've ever had', according to my brother in law. I opted for the gamberoni: prawns with garlic, chilli, and sundried tomatoes, which was absolutely delicious and arrived piping hot. But the best surprise of all is in the dessert: La Ruga creates its own house speciality, "toffee bread", which isn't like bread at all. Instead, picture toffee soaked cake crumbs served in a warm bowl and topped with a generous dollop of vanilla ice cream. Remarkable. We also shared the tart and tiramisu, which were equally delicious, but nothing topped that toffee bread. Might be my favorite dessert IN THE WORLD. And I know that's quite a claim, but I stand by it, darn it! Such a special place. Staff are super friendly and accommodating, particularly for families with small children/babies.

Location: This is located about 2 mins from Woodford Station. There are not that many places to…read morepark which is unfortunate. Service: The service is really good, although we noticed that there was one person for every stage of the meal. One person seats you, one person takes your order, another person brings your food etc etc, will be interesting to hear if everyone else has the same experience. Although they are different people, they are all very pleasant and very attentive. Food: The food was great and the portions are very big. They do pasta and pizza and steak lol. I had the bruschetta to start and the tagliatelle mushroom and cream for main and the Tiramisu for dessert. All of the food was really good and I will definitely be going again. Atmosphere: The atmosphere was good, busy but not too loud. Price: The food is priced just right, especially for the amount of food you get. Evaluation: Great! I will definitely be back.

Great Italian food! I live close by and always pop in on the way home if I don't feel like cooking…read more Food is always amazing especially their pasta dishes. Staff are attentive and friendly.

Visited on Monday for lunch with my mother. Tough critic…read moreindeed she gave her grilled chicken gravy and veg the home made 5 * seal of approval. Followed by apple crumble and custard she was over the moon n. I had spicy lamb burger and delicious chips.'excellent value for money. Can't wait for planned expansion coming up including cocktail bar.

ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!…read more It's a place I have been visiting for a good 7 years now and not once have I walked out thinking 'what on earth was that?'. The food is amazing, the music is great and the best thing of all is that it won't burn your pocket. I can't really think of a downside, If you're visiting East London and find yourself craving for some delicious Mediterranean food then this could be the right place.

This does not exist at the address listed!! Edit your…read morewebsite please. Wasted 1/2 hour looking for your restaurant to no avail.

Simple, tasty Italian delights. I'd walked past La Bella Vita a hundred times on my way home from…read morethe station, and one Sunday evening, we decided to pop in for a bite to eat. Surprisingly considering the day and time, the restaurant was almost full - particularly larger groups and families. For starters we chose the calimari - and probably one of the best calimari dishes I've had. The Peroni batter was incredibly crispy, teamed with a tangy tartare sauce. The portion was big enough to share between two (although so good, I'd recommend you get one just to yourself!) For my main course, I chose the Pollo Alla Diavola - pan-fried chicken cooked in wine in a tomato sauce with chilli, garlic and crushed herbs. Served with chips and vegetables, it was a great alternative to the classic pizza and pasta dishes - a generous sized piece of chicken with more than enough sauce to have enough leftover for chip-dipping. I also had a little taste of the (pretty huge!) Pide Calzone - also divine, with loads of filling encased in tasty dough. Despite the amount of customers, we were definitely impressed with the service speed and the friendly waiting staff. Delicious food and and a vibrant atmosphere as well as being well-priced (we had a starter, olives, two mains and two soft drinks for £25), this is definitely a hotspot for Leytonstone diners who love cooked-with-love Italian feasting.

I really really love this small Italian restaurant! The owner is friendly and the food is quite…read moregood. I always feel quite welcomed and really enjoy going there. The number of items on the menu is quite few but if you ask them they will make your favourite Italian dish for you as well!

The food was delicious, the service was very friendly and staff were more than willing to help with…read moregluten free options

Not only is this restaurant excellent value for money, it also has a beautiful and romantic…read moreatmosphere and staff who cannot go further out of their way to ensure your dining experience is a memorable one. The food is simple Italian, and is incredibly fresh and flavoursome. For less than £20 a set menu allows a huge range of entrees, main dishes and desserts. In keeping with the restaurant's charm, a dessert trolley is placed in the dining area, and I assure you that each one is very much worth the indulgence. This is one establishment that you'll want to return to again and again. Eccellente

Casa Verde Restaurant has been closed now for many years.The wine list was over priced...read more