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.

So far my favourite italian restaurant in London. We always book in advance because its always…read morepacked. We go for birthdays and special meals. I always order the same food :) Chicken with vegetables and cream absolutely amazing and the starter is divine: goat cheese, vegetables, caramelised onions on bread. But i cannot give this restaurant 5 stars. The reason why is it is too noisy. You can't have a normal conversation you have to shout. Overall it is a really good restaurant and I always recommend it to my friends.

I must have been to Rimini's about 10 times, and each time has been for a friends birthday. It is a…read moregreat friendly restaurant which is really popular in the area to have a birthday diner, or just a nice meal. It has been around for quite some time now, and has been popular for as long as I can remember. They have fabulous pizzas to choose from, and an extensive menu with all the other typical Italian dishes, which they copied from the Greeks, lol. What is great is the vibe, it is small and quite congested, you get people of all age groups going here and I have always had a nice meal and good time.

Seats about 20, nice & quaint. Warm service, delicious food and portioned appropriately. Really…read moreenjoyed the cozy atmosphere. Gnocchi were very yummy. Not far from the Tate Modern.

This is one of the best food places I've ever been to. The staff are really friendly and polite,…read morethe place is really clean, the food is amazing and the prices are fairly reasonable. I definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants good service and great tasty food.

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

This new Pizza restaurant in North London is a welcomed addition…read more Nothing beats an Italian run pizza joint. The food is perfect. My friend and I enjoy going to new restaurants and not knowing what to expect. The menu was enticing so we thought why not!! I ordered delicious musses for my starter and a huge spinach and ricotta pizza for my main. We were so impressed by the price - so reasonable! The staff were ever so friendly and helpful as we wanted to add few ingredients to our pizzas. Very Italian decor with the Mediterranean terracotta yellow beams and flax wood tables and chairs. Setting the scene! Great place for groups, families and friends. Atmosphere is warm and relaxed and the price points are fantastic considering the amazing quality and taste of the food... Check it out!

Nasty. Didn't…read moreexperience bad service like the last reviewer. In fact the initial service was great. Seated and immediately given olives. Attentive waiter, took order.... garlic bread pizza was great.... then the main courses came and it all went rapidly downhill. All the food tasted "past its shelflife". Clearly cooking from frozen or with ingredients that have been hanging around far too long. The lasagne, spaghetti bolognaise and pasta seafood all tasted old, a bit rancid and bland. The lasagne I ate, I was hungry but actually didn't want to eat too much for fear of getting food poisoning. The pasta was a bit gooey as it was old and already decomposing. This restaurant is terrible, I will never go back.

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.

My last visit here was years ago and wasn't that memorable. Perhaps second time lucky?…read more Came here on a Thursday eve with a party of 15 gals. The deep red painted walls are filled gold framed mirrors and photos, giving a cosy atmosphere. The restaurant was almost empty, which was good as we were very loud! The staff were friendly and attentive, although there was the occasional lapse of memory when requests were made for dressings or drinks. I started with avocado, tomatoes and mozzarella. It needed extra dressing - requested olive oil but it never arrived. I followed with sea bass and artichoke - the fish was surprisingly fresh. Finished with Lemon Tart and raspberry sorbet. - The tart tasted as if it had been pre-made and the sorbet was sweet, but nice. Group wine choice was Rioja @ £22.90, which I felt was a bit steep. My cut of the bill came to £28.00, which I guess wasnt too bad. All in all, it was an OK choice for a group do, but I it's not going on my bookmark list.

I regularly visited this venue with some friends about 10 years ago but I haven't been back for…read moreAGES. I am literally SALIVATING at the thought of returning for my birthday with my family next week. CAN'T WAIT!

Fantozzi is a popular restaurant Italian restaurant, where on every single visit, of mine has been…read morefor someone's birthday, in fact, there are at least three birthdays held there every time I have been there. It has a great upbeat atmosphere, with great staff, staff that are so sure of themselves that on every visit, a waiter has tried to seduce someone on my table. It is a typical Italian restaurant, with plenty of space and a decent menu. I love my seafood and for a starter I have always had the seafood salad, not because I am trying to keep to a regime, but simply because it is delicious. On my most recent visit earlier this year, I had the speciality, which is Mamma's Meatballs and pasta, and I highly recommend it. The tiramisu is great too. I actually just got an invite for a friends birthday there for next weekend, and that is hat reminded me to tell you about Fantozzi. I might try a different mains, but know I will be having that seafood salad and tiramisu. Just to add, if you o plan on going to Fantozzi, an it is over the weekend, you better book, otherwise you will definitely have a real long wait. It is a very popular restaurant, and deservedly so.

This restaurant is vibrant, fun and comfortable. When I say comfortable, I mean there is no…read moreintimidation. You walk into this loud and chatty room full of people laughing, drinking and eating wholesomely. It's a wide space but nonetheless, rather crowded and always full on weekends. The food, I have to say is a good menu. The taste is also good. I couldn't say brilliant but for the very decent price, it's not bad at all. The pizzas are yummy and have a good variety as well as the pasta dishes. The main courses include veal escalopes which in my opinion is rather tasty. Moving onto the service.. Very Italian. Quick, chatty and all have Italian accents. They're very rush rush but is understandable due to the busy service. All in all, a great restaurant to bring friends for a fun chat on both weekdays or weekends. Expect loudness.