Simply put, the best meal I've had in London…read more They were very kind and accommodating. Very worth going put of your way.

Beautiful italian restaurant near the Flat Iron in London. We had a pleasant experience. The…read moreservice was adequate, although a little slow, we waited longer than we wanted to order and longer than we wanted to pay. But this also may just be London. We ordered the Bolognese, a Margarita Pizza, and the Gnocchi. The Pizza was delicious, i was impressed with the crust. The bolognese was had a healthy ragu and nice noodle, but lacked flavor. And finally the gnocchi was served very hot, with a healthy topping of cheese, simmering in a red sauce. It sounded delicious, looked appealing but unfortunately underwhelming. It was missing the depth you'd expect when it's a simple gnocchi , sauce and cheese. I'm sorry I couldn't give it a better rating.

Great spot to stop for quick beverage and pizza! Pizza was out in way under 10 mins. Great thin…read morecrust, and at 16" it was plenty for one hungry adult. Or even easily split between two. Sitting at the front of the restaurant with doors that slide open gave us a nice breeze. A big menu, many options for gluten free, vegan. The hostess/waitress asks before seating us if there any allergies.

Pros: Very friendly servers and atmosphere. The lemonade, seemingly homemade, is very refreshing!…read moreThe plating is spot on. Cons: The restaurant would benefit from another waiter for lunch hour, as service was slow due to the customers outnumbering staff, but the staff was doing the best they could given the situation. Or, maybe, Americans lack European patience. Lastly and most importantly, the food review... I found the food to be a bit underwhelming; the Carbonara lacked quality taste after the first few bites, it was almost as if you were only eating a wet warm noodle. Perhaps the sauce needs to be more infused with the noodles or just more sauce in general. The Caesar salad was okay, but the salad needed to be tossed with the dressing and the lettuce tasted a tad off.

Everything about this place is fabulous. I had the penne arrabbiata. The pasta was perfectly al…read moredented and the sauce perfectly spiced. Loved it. The service and server was also great. Can't wait to come back

You will not go wrong here. I started with bruschetta and a Negroni. Best tomatoes and freshest…read morebed. Drink was mixed to perfection. I had the calzone classico which had absolutely delicious flavors and sauce. The size of both my arms together. No joke. Finished with a scrumptious tiramisu. You will appreciate any or all of these items. Best part is the kitchen is open so you can see them making your items. Staff was so friendly and helpful!

We had late evening hunger as we were visiting from Texas. We looked up close places open late and…read morefound Delfino. It was absolutely awesome and the best find. We had the burrata with tomatoes and a pesto sauce as well as Casio de Pepe and a margarita pizza. The wine was great too. The service was warm and welcoming not rushing us to close (we were rushing ourselves but they told us not to worry). This is a small, charming restaurant so make a reservation or go late, like us.

I love coming here. Don't forget to make a reservation or you may not get in. A staple of any visit…read moreto London. A MUST stop. The pizzas are wood fired and cooked to perfection. The best is the marinara sauce. There are lots of choices from hungry to not really. Lots of wine choices also. Stop in and do not past go

Very average quality Italian restaurant. I ordered the Penne all'Amatriciana e Parmigiano (14 GBP),…read morewhich was basically just a bowl of average penne with lots of overly salty tomato sauce. There was barely any bacon in there. When they added the parmesan on top, they didn't even ask me how much I wanted. Not much else to say about the pasta considering there wasn't much else in there. The staff were not particularly friendly either. Upon entering, there was no one there to greet us for a while. Then, in a very rushed manner, one of the guys hurried us to the downstairs area to point us to our table and tell us we only had an hour to eat (he left before we even got seated). I understand they were busy at the time and I am glad we didn't have to wait long even on a weekend night, but still, would have been nice if he was more welcoming. At least the service speed was decent. Also, there was a good amount of seating between the ground floor and basement level. The interior is a sort of plain Italian restaurant style. So overall, I was not that impressed by the food or the service here, which is why I am giving 3 stars.

Came by for dinner and the dining rooms were packed. They were able to seat us without a…read morereservation. With that said, the service was lacking. And we were crammed in a small table with barely enough room for us. Skip the salad with grilled chicken. The fresh pasta and pizza were okay. Everything was reasonably priced. We came here on the recommendation from our hotel receptionist. They indicated we should try avoid any Italian restaurant that has non-Italian cooks; themselves also being Italian.

I just got cheese pizza, but I can say I enjoyed it. It was basic pizza. They do allow dogs in the…read moreestablishment, which was off-putting. I did not enjoy sitting next to dogs. The service was slow, and the music was a bit loud. Not unbearable. It was a short walk from the Airbnb I was staying in, so I'm not upset about it. Decent Italian spot.

After a crushing Chelsea loss on Boxing Day, we decided to walk the King's Road to cool off…read more During the walk, we began to discuss dinner options, as we had no plan or reservations. Then, my wife looked across the street, and spotted the restaurant. The ambiance from the street is authentic, and it only gets better when you open the door and are greeted by the staff. My wife ordered the Fra Rosaria Superiore, the combination of; fennel sausage, potato, and capers was delightful! Our son chose the Vialli Plus (he is a true Chelsea fan) the spicy salami, buratta, and sausage were a delicious trio. For me, the A Casa Della Nonna, which did not disappoint with the aubergine and meatballs. Definitely a must do when you find yourself in Chelsea on the King's Road!

I have been here multiple times as i usually stay in the area. Their gnocchi Quattro formaggi is…read morefantastic as well as the margharita pizza with salami. A note of warning that the tables near the door can be cold. The house red is good. It is a small place so reservations are encouraged during busy times.

Arrived shortly after opening and the gentlemen was still cleaning. Seeing as I was the first…read morecustomer to arrive I was seated by the window which was nice to watch the foot traffic walk by. I ordered the risotto and it did not disappoint. All three gentlemen were super nice and friendly. Glad I stopped here and not the chain Italian across the street.

Everything was amazing. Food took a bit of time to arrive but it was worth the wait. The ambiance…read moreis very casual and relaxed perfect for a little dinner.

This place is absolutely FANTASTIC. Beautiful ambiance with great food at fair (if not "good for…read moreLondon") prices. Soft Goat Cheese with Cranberry raisins & pistachio; Penne Chicken with Creams Sauce & Shitaki Muschrooms pictured.