I was attracted to this place because of their gluten free menu but the pizza I had was the best…read moreever! The service staff were friendly and very attentive. Have recommended this place to family and friends already.

I've been coming to this place for lunch for years and love it. Yes, love it. Where else can you…read moreget delicious sandwiches, ciabattas, pizza, olives and other Italian food, quickly and freshly made at very reasonable prices in Pimlico? Answer: you can't - this is the place to come. It also scores highly for being a genuine Italian delicatessen, run by Italians, patrionised by Italians and stocked to the rafters with Italian produce. The owner and his staff are very friendly too. The only slight drawback is that it focuses on food to go, with only three tables to sit at, though they're often unoccupied. I really can't recommend this place highly enough.

This deli has got to be one of the best places to pick up some seriously good Italian produce…read more From its home-made pasta and pesto, to the selection of Italian sausage and salamis, olives and cheese, everything is top quality. Also sells the most wonderful looking bushy topped fennel and pomodorino pachino tomatos which just melt in the mouth. Fantastic, real Italian family-run place with great fresh authentic produce. Fare Visita!

Stopped by this place today (20.10.11) after a workmates recommended that I switch up my Deli of…read morechoice. You see my local was Lina Stores (notice how I used was). So upon entering the store, I was immediately expecting the classic 'deli snobbery' experience. You know when you go to an authentic Deli where the staff give you the cold stare if you take too lon to order or don't know exactly what you want. Much to my surprise, I was welcomed in a very warm manner. I asked for a selection of meats, and seriously thought this would be the point where they'd start snapping, but nope, again the lovely lady offered a range of sample slices for me to try! Woohoo! To cut a long story short, I came out a happy girl! Lina Stores can keep there over-priced food, along with their moody staff, I'm sticking with my new bestie Camisa & Sons...! P.S. Could have sworn I spotted the 'Son' of Camisa & Sons working in the back room...

I was inspired by my visit to Little Italy in New York. Lots of amazing delis with fresh food…read moreserved by authentic Italian families who had been running the place for generations In London, there isn't any equivalent Italian area but Camisa on Old Compton is a deli straight out of New York. I love the '& Son' on the sign - gives the place a sense of continuity and history The sight of all those hams hanging up as you enter the store is enough to set the cookery brain and the stomach going. There is then the main counter with Italian cheeses galore and some deli items and home made pasta. There is also the full range of tinned and dried goods. The dry pasta from here is better than the fresh stuff from supermarkets. In Italy, they believe the pasta is the star of the dish and the sauce is just there to coat it, not drown it but for that philosophy to work, you need high quality ingredients I left with some pancetta, ham and mini mozzarellas

We were a huge group at dinner today at the Market Halls. So while we all ordered from Gopal's, I…read moregot one salt beef sandwich from Monty's deli as I had heard so much about it. It's very high quality salt beef and the sandwich was excellent. If gopal's wasn't in the same space, I'd be eating at Monty's more regularly

This is one of those coffee shops that you happen to find scattered about the mainline stations,…read moreand honestly I'm not really sure why I came here. I guess I just wanted a coffee for my trip to Brighton, even though I'm not a big fan of coffee. Actually, come to think of it when I happen to be travelling I seem to drink more coffee than I do when I am at home. Anyway, I decided to check this place out, even though it happens to be one of those cheesy looking places that sell pretty bad coffee, and if you were to think that then you wouldn't be all that far off the mark. Well, the coffee was tolerable, and was a pretty decent size as well, but still nothing to really sign about.

This Upper Crust was fast and efficient to patronise, and the offerings were fresh and of a good…read morevariety. Ingredients on the baguettes, from cheeses to veggies to meats were all imprecisely fresh, not tired or wilted. Baguettes are crackly outside, tender and chewy inside. The highly organised stand made it easy to see the offerings, and the clear menu helped us make a decision quickly. We loved our tasty baguettes with the deliciously dressed rocket greens, and will definitely eat here again! 5 stars!

This place was so tasty and super cute inside. They have a variety of coffees and cocktails, I went…read morefor the flat white. For breakfast I had the jalapeño cornbread. It came with chorizo and an egg. It was slightly spicy and super tasty. My sister had the full breakfast and enjoyed that, not quite as heavy as the typical full English. It was a very good stop, I'd recommend it!

Great local spot. Incredible hidden patio Kid friendly…read more Great service Beer and wine were ice cold.

I absolutely love Deliciously Ella - the brand, the podcast, the app, the cookbooks, so I had to…read morevisit their restaurant when I was visiting England on our trip a couple of years ago. It did not disappoint! They have a beautiful restaurant and presentation, as well as delicious food.

Was looking for a little bit of my NYC home in London. Got the chopped liver which came with…read morelightly toasted challah bread. Just the way my mom made it. They offer some good choices for brunch. Had the lox with latkes and sour cream. Lox was fresh and the latkes were on point. Sat at the bar and had friendly conversation with the bartender and servers. If you're planning on coming after 1, make a reservation. Looking forward to coming back here upon my return to the area.

Man, a legit Jewish deli in East London! I've been complaining about the lack of sandwiches in…read moreLondon for so long, and this place does not disappoint! Tried their Reuben (with pastrami) and the Braised Brisket - both were fantastic. Highly highly recommend trying their pastrami, as it was cooked to perfection. The first bite sent you into this kind of food-orgasm-coma where you had to kindly remind yourself that you're in public and you should probably not be making noises like that. The owner and the staff were super friendly! Things were a bit slow but only because it was their first day open - every business has kinks to work out on opening day. Totally worth the wait, and prices are on average with other places in the area. Will definitely be going back!

We ate dinner there last night and really enjoyed it. Our server was a very sweet-natured young…read moreguy and we enjoyed talking to him. My husband ordered a pasta with mushrooms dish and he said it was very good, although the portion was small. I had the vegetarian lasagna - and not only was it really delicious, but it was also a very substantial serving. The interior was incredibly hot when we entered, so we took advantage of the good weather and sat at one of the outdoor tables.

Originally this deli style shop, started with a stall at the glorious Borough Market, but business…read morehas been good, and now theyve opened a shop in Pimlico, and it is beyond yummy, if you pop by at lunch time, you can have a pick of the freshest loveliest ingredients to have in your sandwich, what's more, they have tasting trays of all the delicious food they sell, it is a great way to get you purchasing not only a sandwich, but some home made sun dried tomatoes, to actually make your own gastronomic experience at home. Slightly expensive, the place has simple décor, and a great selection of wines. Its really close to the Pimlico Tube.

I rarely write negative reviews. I'd like to think maybe I just had a single bad experience of…read morewhat otherwise COULD be a nice restaurant which had an off day... However, I need to warn my fellow Yelpers to stay away from Oliveto if you value Good Pizza! I mean, how hard is it to have good pizza!?! It is a simple staple which I have enjoyed in the US, in China and yes even in Italy. At it's most basic, it should be dough, sauce (doesn't have to be tomato necessarily), mozzarella and maybe some toppings, right? Here is where Oliveto went wrong for my mother and me: 1) they use cheap cheddar cheese - not mozzarella! 2) not a lot of sauce, maybe just enough to color it 3) the dough was soggy and didn't rise (I actually like thin crust, but this was inferior doug and 4) topping that were not as advertised, i.e. prosciutto should not look like and taste like store-bought sliced ham! Service was okay - the men like to talk about customers in their native tongue, thinking that patrons don't know what they are saying about them. We were so glad that we split a pie - most tables got a pie per person. Neither of us could finish this "pizza" honestly. Perhaps the only redeeming thing are the prices - this might be the cheapest choice in an otherwise expensive neighborhood.

Great, great pizza! Staff is super friendly and efficient in moving tables. The sausage pizza…read moremaybe one of the best I've had in a while. House rose was on point and the pacing of the food was solid. The only downside was the noice level. Super loud. Could be managed with some under the table sound damping. We will return for sure