My initial review below from three years ago stands: wonderful experience!…read more However, the most recent dinner experience with my friend 2 weeks ago dampened it. The owner/manager was super jovial when we stepped in and during dinner. Wonderful food as always and an excellent Falanghina pairing. My friend enjoyed her tiramisu. Very good service. At leaving, I asked for one of the Italian chocolate bonbons priced at £1.50. And since I didn't have cash (it's 2026 for God's sake get over it ), that same owner/manager mood switched FAST. Suddenly there was a scowl and MOOD when he got the card machine. Didn't even respond when we said thank you as we left. We had spent almost £90 between the two of us. If we were in Italy, we would get the friggin bonbon or limoncello on the house. Once again crappy customer service rears its head. Shame on you. 3 years ago: Like others have said, what a great little spot, tucked away on a quiet street. Italians run the place so you know it's genuine. Cozy, quick service, very amiable (and a quite attractive waiter from Palermo!) My friend and I split the crab pasta, cod with lentils and the chocolate fondant. The pasta was fresh and perfectly al dente, with a delicious buttery flavour. The cod was plump and juicy, expertly cooked, and I was delighted with the huge amount of lentils. A treat! The fondant could be plated differently- honestly it looks like a poop smear- but it was utterly delicious to end the night, with a dollop of vanilla ice cream. The wine carafe was a bit too expensive at £23 (!!) but the suggested dry white wine choice from Sardinia was delicious. Overall a wonderful experience and I would return.

Yep. We were staying across the street at the Residence Inn. We passed the restaurant several times…read moreduring the day and also in the evening. By day, it wasn't so exciting looking. By night, it looked warm and inviting. But we never judge books by their covers. That's a fool's errand. Instead, we look at yelp and then at other reviews that the reviewers wrote. What we read was intriguing enough to walk across the street and in the door. There was one table in use when we walked in. We asked for a table and were led to the back room and told to take the two-top of our choice. A young woman, who was apparently being trained shared the responsibility of taking care of us under the tutelage of an experienced server. They were both wonderful although my wife told me to quit joking with the younger server because she could see that I was causing confusion or consternation or both. We ordered: Minestrone Soup - 5 - THE BEST Minestrone Soup that we've EVER HAD, EVER! Pappardelle with Pork Ragu - 5 - OMG, the PASTA! Ribbons of perfection. And the Ragu was pretty darned good too. Gamberoni Fregula - 5 - Never really a fan of couscous, Fregula is similar with the primary difference that it is made by hand rather than by machine. It was the perfect support and accompaniment for the large Prawns on top of the dish. Spinach - 5 - We needed some kind of veg besides what we got in the soup and this simple spinach dish hit the spot. Bread & Oil - 5 - It was good enough to take the leftover bread home with us to toast and butter the next morning. Apple Fruit Tart - 5 - Flakey, buttery and just the right sweetness to support the apple which still had a bite to it. And of course, the Vanilla Ice Cream was good too. Tiramisu - 5 - They have permanently ruined all future Tiramisu for us. No one has ever made such a delicious creation. It was NOT packed with drunken Lady Fingers. It may have only had three or four suspended in a creamy custard held together by a lovely thin tuille and then dusted in cocoa. We were seriously thinking about going back just to have Minestrone Soup and Tiramisu but decided that we had to try some of the other restaurants nearby. We did go to another Italian restaurant nearby and were so disappointed. That restaurant had shared tables and when we saw how disappointed our seatmates were with their orders, we suggested to them to go to Locanda del Melo for the Tiramisu and all would be better. They were intrigued so we walked them over and said our good nights as they entered the restaurant.

I was attracted to this place because of their gluten free menu but the pizza I had was the best…read moreever! The service staff were friendly and very attentive. Have recommended this place to family and friends already.

I've been coming to this place for lunch for years and love it. Yes, love it. Where else can you…read moreget delicious sandwiches, ciabattas, pizza, olives and other Italian food, quickly and freshly made at very reasonable prices in Pimlico? Answer: you can't - this is the place to come. It also scores highly for being a genuine Italian delicatessen, run by Italians, patrionised by Italians and stocked to the rafters with Italian produce. The owner and his staff are very friendly too. The only slight drawback is that it focuses on food to go, with only three tables to sit at, though they're often unoccupied. I really can't recommend this place highly enough.

20p coin on my food. Will complain to Council and FSA…read more After disgusting negligence in their food handling, they laughed my wife off after confronting them. They apologised profusely and said they 'will do better next time' but did not have the decency to refund us tainted food.

The very first time I came into this cafe was the day we were first looking for a flat to rent in…read morePimlico. We had gone to visit Dolphin Square and ended up on Lupus Street. I saw this cute cafe with a queue so I knew I had to go. After weeks of Pret subscription, the actual real cafe latte here was an absolute delight. The staff are wonderful, friendly and it's these kind of cafes that made me fall in love with London. Next time, I had a lunch and I'm a salmon lover so I had to get a juicy piece of Salmon. Their salmon preparation is outstanding. First, the quality of the fish is just terrific and the delicious honey, soy glaze is so good. Their greek salad is crave worthy and I haven't even had a sandwich here yet. Some of my proudest London moments involve the Deli. First, when I introuduced my Italian friend who told me this was a legit spot and proceeded to show me some of her favorite pastas and ingredients to buy. I felt that built my clout as a aspiring Londoner. Another proud moment was taking someone who grew up in Victoria and never heard of the deli before, he now goes there every week. This is an absolute gem of a place and sadly, now that I'm in LA, I can't go here for my morning coffee or favorite lunch. When I'm back, this is one of the first places I want to go. And I forgot, the tiramisu, in the cold case, get that too. This place always makes me and my belly smile.

Absolutely the best Italian. Very authentic. The eggplant and ham sandwich was very good.read more

The best thing about this place was the lovely indoor/outdoor-ness to this place. You walk down a…read morecorridor to the dining room but then right before you enter there's no ceiling. We sat right next the door, which was nice because we're still masking to be COVID cautious, and it felt nice to be able to sit here safe and unmasked. We had the beef lasagna, canneloni, and mushroom pizza. I don't remember much about them but everything was good. We also liked the bread.

Over sized personal pizza! If you like a thinner crust this is the pizza…read more My favorite was the fungi with white sauce. Oh and they deliver!

We had the pizzas delivered and it is a bit disappointing. the sauce tasted literally like blended…read moreup tomato, very thin and tomato-y, so I am not impressed by it as I like my pizza very saucy. So if you like those pizzas that has less sauce, you might find this quite nice. The pizza dough is a bit different than the sourdough pizza we have from other places. This is very thin and a bit crunchy, other places are rather spongy and I'd prefer spongy so I had to give an average score on the pizzas. Pizza to the people - prosciutto and mozzarella. good portion of prosciutto. £11.75 Capricciosa - mushroom, olives, artichokes, prosciutto salami and mozzarella £14

A great find. With one exception, the wait staff were very nice. The food is excellent, I've been…read morethere three times, it is that good. I'm surprised that it isn't always packed. Well worth the visit.

Bella Italia was the perfect environment for a night out! Our server Michal was amazing and had the…read morebest energy too. He was very busy but he kept his smile up and even cracked some jokes with us! He made everybody laugh and he was very efficient at his job. Hands down best server I've had.

We came here on recommendations from our friends who came to London last year from the states. They…read moresaid it was their favorite restaurant during their visit, so much that they ended up here three times before they left. And just like that, after our first experience at Misto, we ended up coming back two more times too. That's how wonderful this little place is. Everything we tried was delicious and the service was charming too. We had their Pizza Margherita (light & easy to eat in ur own), Pizza Quattro Formaggi (you'll want to share, very filling), Linguine Spicy Gamberoni, Crab Ravioli, Bolgonese. Also Shepherds Market is such a cool little cove of restaurants and pubs worth checking out.

Darling storefront in bustling area with many choices. Caught my eye as I saw a table with fab…read morelooking pizza and food. The lovely gal who greeted us said we could do take out. The menu is lovely however pre race we wanted pizzas. Well we got them and devoured them. So fresh , hot , tasty. Cooked perfecto. The Caprese salad was so good. The presentation and fresh mozzarella, and tomatoes, olives , basil and drizzle of oil and balsamic glaze was so good. The restaurant is charming and ambiance is lovely. They appear grateful for their customers. Would definitely recommend!

Food was great, no complaints about taste, but a bit pricey for not such extravagant food. I've…read moreonly been for the brunch menu and I got the scramble on a croissant and I can't be upset, it was exactly that...but for a nicer and cuter restaurant I wish it was a bit more.

I didn't expect much. We were seated in a cramped little table in an awkward basement location. My…read moredaughter picked this for our evening dinner so I didn't want to make her feel bad about her selection. Fast forward 10 minutes and we are served what may have been the best Carbonara I have ever enjoyed in my long and miserable life. No cream, no peas, just fresh eggs, crisp bacon and cheese. For your sake, just order it. Now. Then, I was served Sagne Ricce alla Bolognese. This dish consists of an irregular shaped pasta served in an amazing Beef Ragu. I was in pasta heaven. The service was friendly and efficient, the prices (considering the top quality) were very reasonable. My stomach is growling as I write this review and I honestly cannot wait to return to Casa Tua.