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Bertorelli Restaurant, Floral Street
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44a Floral Street |
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Established 1913, this is one of London's best known Italian restaurants. Traditional cuisine of high quality includes veal Milanese, calves liver, and a fine selection of pasta dishes. The downstairs cafe has a more modest price range. |
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Bertorelli Restaurant, St Martins Lane
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37 St. Martins Lane |
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Traditional cuisine of high quality includes veal Milanese, calves liver, and a fine selection of pasta dishes. Excellent wine menu. |
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Bertorelli, Soho
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11/12 Frith Street |
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Stylishly decorated in gleaming chrome with smart burgundy booths, this is a place to be seen, as well as to people watch, especially in the summer when al fresco dining is popular. |
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Il Sorriso
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94 Charlotte Street |
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Visit Il Sorriso and find out what it was that made Fay Maschler's "..lips start to turn upwards in imitation of the logo.." (Fay Maschler is the London Evening Standard food critic). For over 20 years Il Sorriso Italian Restaurant in London's west end has been a favorite amongst those who love authentic Italian cuisine. |
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Orso Restaurant
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27 Wellington Street |
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The menu at Orso changes on a daily basis which suggests, quite rightly, that one will find nothing dull or repetitious about this fine restaurant. Cuisine here is taken seriously, but high quality is not confused with formality as it can be elsewhere. |
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Cafe Pasta Garrick Street
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2-4 Garrick Street |
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Café Pasta is a small chain of Italian restaurants with a laid-back ambience serving a reliable range of Italian staples. This subterranean branch in Covent Garden's Garrick Street has pleasant, contemporary décor, with wooden floors and creamy walls, while the menu comprises freshly made pizza, pasta and salads together with a strong international wine list. |
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Cafe Pasta Shaftesbury Avenue
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184 Shaftesbury Avenue |
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This Shaftesbury Avenue branch is handily located for theatre-goers, with an welcoming atmosphere and pleasant, stylish décor. The unpretentious menu features a wide range of starters, pizza, pastas and salads, with a good complementary |
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Italian Kitchen
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43 New Oxford Street, Bloomsbury |
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This welcoming, family style restaurant is famous for its affordable, imaginative and home made Italian country cooking. Located with one foot in Covent Garden and the other in Bloomsbury, the Italian Kitchen is ideally situated.
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Paradiso e Inferno
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389 Strand |
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Paradiso e Inferno is a long established family run Italian restaurant offering a varied menu in warm, lively surroundings. The menu offers a wide variety of pastas through to grills and fish which will appeal to tourists on the move or indeed family nights out. |
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Pasta Brown Restaurant
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31/ 32 Bedford Street |
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Pasta Brown has been family run since the late 70’s.
Something for everyone and just perfect for lunch, pre- and post-Theatre dining with restaurants situated at either ends of the Piazza in the centre of Covent Garden, London.
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Stef's
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3 Berners Street |
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A sleek Italian restaurant in the heart of London's West End. Jovial owner Stefano, likes to get to know his customers and treat each one as a friend. The atmosphere is relaxed and convivial.
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