Ok. This is a serious Italian restaurant. No joke. And it's popular, so you should book a table…read more They now have a website that has their menu. A real gem in West Norwood. https://sorrento-norwood.com/menu/

The staff are always really friendly and polite, the food is absolutely amazing (I personally…read morerecommend the bolognaise or calamari) and it's a nice cosy little restaurant/cafe where you can relax and not feel pressured to hurry. My favourite place to go when in the area.

Great Sicilian coffee and pastries for Sicilians and aficionados of Italian food and coffee. This…read moresmall coffee is a hidden gem! Everything they serve is incredibly good and it is at the level of the best coffee you can find in Sicily and the prices are Sicilian too! I'd gladly pay twice for what they offer. Yes, it is that good.

Very nice place for Sicilian food. I had a small Cannolo with Bronte Pistachios that I really…read moreenjoyed as they made it to order and therefore it remained perfectly crunchy and not soggy.

A pleasant surprise and a lovely place for lunch on a sunny day -- they have a courtyard tucked in…read morethe back, which isn't entirely obvious upon entering Giuliano. This Italian deli has all the gourmet delights you might expect. Paninis, fresh pastas, soups, mozzarella, biscotti, etc etc etc. Their paninis are 6 quid and worth every last penny. Perfectly seasoned and just the right amount of olive oil on freshly baked ciabatta -- I'm hooked. A nice simple place with good quality food.

Molly K has got it about right - it's surprising in that there's no more to it than meets the eye…read more In a part of town where quality is expected and prices can be high, Giuliano has a lovely outdoor patio at the back and is a very pleasant place to eat a relaxed, tasty lunch for a decent price. It is typical Italian fare done simply and very well. I can certainly vouch for the the mozzarella and pesto panini. With an equally good take-out service it is easy to see why this place manages to hold its own on the busy Church Road.

Italian pasta and salads are their claim to fame, though a bit pricey for that dodgier part of…read moretown. The food isn't anything to rave about nor are the portions impressive. There are very few grab-and-go options in the immediate area except for the Pret just next door. You can always opt for proper sit-down restaurants in Gabriel's Wharf further to the west.

Good customer service is hard to come by. Fratelli is run by a sweet Italian man and you feel like…read moreyou are being welcomed into the home of your favorite uncle. He's such a character and will banter back and forth with customers, offering treats and tips. It is like being in the midst of a warm, family sitcom. Minus the laugh track. Almost better than the service is the food. My personal fave is the 5.25 breakfast special: heap of scrambled eggs, slices of smoked salmon, toast and an Americano. For lunch they have lovely sandwich and salad offerings for the office crowd.

i had the pesto pasta which was yummy. serving size was medium and i had some to take home. the…read morechef made sure to add extra cheese and pepper on it before packing it up for me. he is such a sweet person! never been to italy but felt i was taken there by the restaurant's authenticness. it's got a set of outdoor seating to people watch. but its limited so make sure to grab a seat before its taken. excited to go again and try the sandwiches.

The most authentic Italian cafe in the area. Everything is homemade and service is always with a…read moresmile. Enjoy!

As someone who used to work round the corner from here and now considers this place to be the thing…read moreI miss most about my old job, I could wax lyrical about this place for hours. One of a few independent sandwich shops on The Cut the Waterloo Sandwich bar is easily missed for those walking past the Young Vic. But it shouldn't be missed, not even if there's an inevitably long queue (it'll move quite quickly, promise). Here you'll find amazing baguettes, paninis and salads to order, all at relatively reasonable prices (i.e. cheaper than your nearby Eats and Prets). As with the two previous reviews, I'd recommend the amazing salad boxes, cramming pesto or chili chicken in with sweet potatoes, roasted veg, couscous and rice. Just don't try to fit it onto a plate when you get back to the office. Or if you're after something to eat on the go, the chorizo baguette with gran padano and rocket was a personal fave of mine. Sigh. There is space to sit down, but the place is so full of people trying to queue for great food that I wouldn't recommend it. Instead, I'd say take it back to the office to make your Pret-munching colleagues nice and jealous.

That place was fantastic! The Cut is one of the most…read moreinteresting streets in all of London. This sandwich shop had fresh, affordable sandwiches everyday. First time I ever had a prawn sandwich and it was great. It's nothing fancy. But for basics, this is one of the best.

Its been a couple of months since I was last in here and I am looking forward to visiting again in…read moreDecember when I am down in Surrey visiting family. This is a proper little family run Italian bistro/cafe where you always get a warm Italian welcome. The small menu gives very tasty, authentic well cooked meals and of course proper coffee. Lovely to sit in and while away the hours as you never get rushed out.

Pleasant staff they all work very hard And I have had many successful visits. However my last visit…read morewas somewhat disappointing; my fish wasn't as good as the fish was on previous visits. The cakes were as usual very tasty would recommend it over the coffee house next door.

Panino D'Oro is about as full as any deli can get. It is like walking through a rainforest of food…read morewith condiments, sweets, chocolates, jars and packets of food hanging from the ceiling and surrounding you on every side. You can also order food and drinks to eat at the tables outside, despite being on rather a busy road it always feels rather cosy sitting under the cover of the awning. I cannot help but feel that everything in here is slightly overpriced but that is often the way with delis, especially those in Dulwich.

Panino D'Oro is a an excellent delicatessen selling fresh salads, Italian products, cold cuts,…read moresandwiches prepared to order - try a prosciutto panini (panino for the pedantic). In the summer the place is popular with families and their children for ice creams, coffees and pastries; there are a handful of tables outside under an awning. Some parking is available directly in front, on Dulwich Village. Expect service with a big smile but don't expect budget prices - you are paying for quality and of course for the sophisticated Dulwich Village location.