Cozy low ceiling, brick walls type of interior. Towards the end of the high street which actually…read morehas a lot of Italian restaurants to choose from. Multiple course lunch specials on offer. The mezzaluna starter was fried pastry pockets with cheese. Pretty good and served with a white and a red sauce. Quite large just for one person. The spinach and ricotta ravioli was good, but actually quite low on the spinach quantity. The chicken pasta pockets in white sauce was ok, bit plain in taste, you do need to add some extra salt to bring out the flavors. I like that they leave a full jug of water on the table. Filling portions. Greta approves of the paper bag for the leftovers. Otherwise, we will never forgive you!

I'm a big fan of Italian food - which is lucky as there are a fair few chain restaurants about…read more Zaza is one of the smaller ones, but with a menu that feels properly Italian. Of course it has some of the more Anglo-Italian dishes like spaghetti bolognaise etc. They have a decent weekend meal deal, and I've got no particular favourite menu item as they're all good. Would choose this place over the likes of Prezzo almost every time.

A very small, friendly and intimate restaurant. Although slightly pricey, the food more than makes…read moreup for it. With a genuine Italian chef who is more than welcoming, you receive an authentic and genuine Italian dining experience. I would highly recommend this restaurant.

A beautiful, cosy restaurant with fantastic food and chill music, the staff are very polite. A…read moreperfect place to have dinner.

A quiet little restaurant at the end of a strip of shops in Eastcote. The restaurant was packed so…read morewe were glad we made a reservation. The restaurant was warm and cosy and overall a great find. Food was lovely. The lamb shank fell off the bone and was very tender. The prawn starter was also lovely. Just overall a great meal.

Nice dining space, cool lights in the ceiling and Italian music. The owner is a bit of a crazy…read morecharacter. Complimentary bread and oil before serving. The seafood linguine (squid, mussels, shrimp) in red sauce was good. For some reason it's served in foil shaped like a swan. Did you wrap up my food for a to go order before I even tasted it? The idea is supposedly that you wrap open the foil and the scent hits you. Mushroom risotto has three types of mushroom, but it wasn't the best we've had. By no means bad, but a bit undercooked. The pannacotta was really good, had the right texture and is made in house.

Visited the UK last month and Sensi was our stop for dinner. Coming from the US with kids, we were…read moreworried about finding food we would all enjoy. We ended up falling in love with your food, eating there three times in a week. Now, a little more than a month later we are back in our home in Upstate NY wishing we could have your food again!

The food is delicious here, all home cooked and well catered for people with allergies and the…read morecouple who run it are lovely. I would come here much more regularly but, and it's a big but, the place doesn't have any ambience or warmth. The atmosphere feels cold with its bright lights, hard chairs, tiled floor etc.. it needs mood lighting, candles on tables and much comfier chairs. If they did that it would almost be perfect, but it feels too much like a cold cafe and it puts me off going. It doesn't matter how good the food is if you don't feel warm and comfy in a place. Lots of people I know have said the same thing, the owners should take note as their local customers are trying to give some very important feedback, it would improve business tenfold and make a massive difference to the enjoyment of their patrons. Just a few candles... please! Thank you

Good polenta fries and profiteroles. But the risotto is terrible, the worst ever seen - completely…read morewater soaked. Water literally floating around. What happened to your Italian chef? He must have pasta way. Not cool when you are paying a pretty penne. I don't know why people insist on going to this chain. There are so many real Italian options on every other corner. This one is an impasta.

Decor uninspiring (actually the pictures are quite interesting), but no complaints about the food…read moreor the service. Recommended.

An absolute favorite of mine for years. Classic Italian in the heart of London near Herrods. We…read morestop here every time we go to London. The menu has a great variety, we can always find something that we like. I always start with the minestrone soup and then move onto one of many fantastic pasta dishes. The spaghetti Bolognese is hard to beat. The staff is well-trained and responsive. Most speak Italian, so prepare with a few phrases if you'd like. They tend to be very busy, so plan accordingly and call ahead if you're going to be there during the holidays or any busy tourist season. After dinner head out to a play for the perfect evening.

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This is a cracking little Italian restaurant which I found by pure chance. In search of food one…read moreevening while staying in the area, I noticed this place and gave it a try. Great, friendly service, excellent food from an extensive menu and very competitive prices I was so impressed I returned the following night and had the best fillet steak I think I've ever had in my life. This is a restaurant which I will undoubtedly return to if I have the chance, a real little gem in suburbia.

From the owner: Ortenzi is a traditional Italian Restaurant. It has been trading for the last 34 years, with the…read moresame owners for the last 18 years, with very competitive prices. Ortenzi is one of the better known restaurants in the area for typical and traditional food. Everything is cooked to order and we use fresh products including vegetables, fish and meat. We specailize in many pasta dishes and a large selection of antipasti. In the main dishes we have a large selection of meat dishes including chicken, veal, duck, steak and many more. However, if you are not a meat lover we also have a large selection of fish dishes including tuna steak, dover sole, trout, mediterranean prawns and much more. Our menu also includes some vegetarian dishes e.g. fusilli contadina, penne arrabiata, speghetti aglio, olio e peperoncino.

I went to Da Remo with co-workers for a business dinner. We had a group of about 15, and had no…read moretrouble being seated (it was mid-week). Da Remo is known as a favorite haunt of some famous British actors including Sean Connery. The restaurant is a small Italian restaurant near Uxbridge, and is quite the find, particularly for an out of towner. Da Remo should certainly pride itself on the service it provides its guests. We had wonderful service - timely, without oppressing us with constant presence. For a large group that just showed up and surprised them, they handled us nicely and didn't have any problem serving the group and keeping up with our needs. When we had questions, they were good about explaining different menu items and helping us determine what we wanted to order. I had 3 courses with my meal - antipasti, the main course, and dessert. Everything I had was fantastic. The cannoli I ordered was incredibly good - the best I've ever had. My main course was a variant on chicken cordon bleu, and was perfectly prepared and full of flavor. I finished with the cheesecake (not NY style), which made a nice finish to the evening. I had the house red wine with my dinner and was quite pleased - it had a nice bouquet and finish, and paired well with my meal. Everything was perfect, which is difficult to pull off with a large group.

A wonderful friendly family run restaurant serving excellent Italian food. Off the beaten track in…read morea picturesque location and you will need to book. Food and service was faultless. A little jem.