Small, homely yet modern restaurant with a lovely bar at the front to wait until you are seated…read more Welcomed nicely by all of the staff and they are always very friendly. Bit of a wait at the bar but that's because they are quite busy which is a good thing and well worth the wait. The Manager is very friendly and always helps me decide what to drink and introduced me to wine spritzers which changed my world lol! Seating is cosy yet modern. Food is always absolutely delicious, perfect portions not too big not too small. Great flavours and hot well presented food. Great choice on the menu and priced accordingly. The building is characterful with windy stairs to the toilet which always adds a few points for me when they maintain original features! You can also get takeaway which is amazing, restaurant style food in the comfort of your own home! Couldn't fault this place.

I have been to Spizzico many times and have experienced many different dish's. For me, the food…read morenever lets me down with the great tasting food they cook. The staff are always friendly and are happy to get anything extra to make my meal how i want it. If you havnt tried it, give it a go and im sure you and your family/friends will enjoy it

Ci Vediamo Lì (See You There) is a very small (you should book at the weekend) and very intimate…read morefamily run Italian restaurant. The owner is from Firenze and the food is pretty traditional Tuscan fare. It is beautifully presented and tastes fantastic, I had the wild boar stew served on polenta with a contorno of spinach and it was fantastic. They have a lovely garden for dining al fresco when the London weather occasionally allows. All in all the atmosphere, the welcome and the service are impeccable, complimentary prosecco on arrival and a glass of limoncello in the garden afterwards were great touches only topped by a proper homemade Tiramisu (not the usual dry, bought in crap you get palmed off with) that was absolutely second to none, I was VERY tempted to order a second helping, it was that good. This is by far the best local restaurant I've been to in Barnet, it deserves to be better known than it is because they actually care about their customers. If you're in the area you should give it a go, you wont regret it.

I visited here with friends recently on a Saturday night. We turned up without a booking at about…read more7pm and the place was practically empty! By about 8pm, it was heaving!! The restaurant is lovely and light and airy with plenty of tables. No signage to the toilets though!!! Lots of choices on the menu for meat eaters and vegetarians alike. Unfortunately the staff left a lot to be desired for. The waitresses didn't seem to speak much English and the manager's attitude was quite unpleasant. He was quite obnoxious. However it didn't spoil a nice evening out.

The menu is quite limited and food predictable and formulaic as you would expect from a chain -…read moreperfectly decent though. The staff have upped their game recently and are more attentive in an 'Eastern European' way rather than 'Italian' way! Decor is light and relatively new and there's a courtyard which is pleasant in the summer months.

shut down and replaced with a function hallread more

Nice food, friendly service, very convenient for lunch.read more

There's nothing quite like a warm, cheesy slice of pizza after a long day and in such o cozy place…read moreas is Di Nappoli pizzeria.Whether I order a a basic margherita or other pizza it always tastes really good and the service is on top ,the prices are reasonable and the products they use are fresh.But for me the most important thing is that there the place is always clean.

Now, I think I know a bit about pizza. And, I've got to say that I was probably the most excited…read moreperson this side of the M25 when this place was being built let alone when it opened! Di Napoli Pizzeria is the only independent pizza restaurant for absolutely miles. It is also the only one with a proper forno a legna (wood fired oven) and it's a beaut too. The pizzaiolo is also from Palermo, so the credentials are definitely there. To put it in context, the nearest authentic Neapolitan pizza joints are as far away as East Finchley and Palmers Green - at least 20 minutes in the car and no option of delivery. If it wasn't for Di Napoli, the pizza selection in the Potters Bar (and the surrounding area) would be limited to the obvious chains serving up cheese topped loaves of bread to varying degrees of quality. Though I have been informed that Su Nuraghe has also started to dabble in pizza delivery, while Osteria Dante also does pizza as part of its menu. So, how do I rate Di Napoli? If I think local, it's by far the best pizza you can buy - by a mile. If you want something other than pizza - which comes in 13-inch or gigantic 16-inch sizes) they also do a range of starters / salads, pasta and desserts. While there are a couple of tables, first and foremost this is a delivery or collection restaurant. That is where Di Napoli is different to both Su Nuraghe and Osteria Dante which are more general Italian restaurants. Yes, there are better Neapolitan pizza restaurants in London but they are a long way away - and fundamentally not local. If I'm critical, the dough isn't as light as the very very best Neapolitan pizzas. In fact, rather than Neapolitan, it's much closer to the type of pizza I regularly get in Sicily - slightly thicker and denser in texture. I'm so grateful that this place exists and in my mind, it is a fantastic and much-needed addition to the restaurant selection in the local area. Pricing is also very reasonable and I know where I will ALWAYS spend my money on pizza when given the option of Di Napoli or the chains. If you are local to this area, you should do the same too.