Just flew in, starving and ordered in and it absolutely hit the spot. The edges didn't have much…read morecheese on or sauce on it, but the dough was delicious!

Came to this location while visiting friends in the neighborhood. My gosh, is this place perfect or…read morewhat? Reasonable priced and great quality. To start, we got the Dough Balls Doppio and Bruschetta Originale. The dough balls came with a basil pesto dip, which was INCREDIBLE. I'm not even joking when I say that it made my mouth water. The perfect mix of pesto with the spiced tomato dip made the balls extremely palatable. The bruschetta had THE most delicious tomatoes, on the softest garlic bread. The Soho 65 pizza came with rocket (arugula for this particular one), buffalo mozz, cheese, tomatoes, and olives - which I decided to opt out of. OH MY GOD. What a daintily simple combination of flavors. Side tip - ask for the pesto to top off on your pizza... dripping some of the oil on the rocket gave the pizza even MORE oomph. My mates ordered other pizzas - the Melanzane and something else as well, both of which were finished quickly. We all ordered desserts to go... chocolate cake, tiramisu, and another as well. Needless to say they were each immaculate in their own way. So.. to sum up. Great place to dine in. Likely just as good for take away. Do it.

I've been here a few times and I'm sure I'll be back but I have to be honest, it's a pretty average…read moreexperience. The last couple of visits I've noticed one thing or another has been way off. Take for example my Margarita pizza which is detailed on the menu as including tomato, Garlic, Oregano, BASIL and evoo. As you can see there was only one lonely basil leaf sitting on the middle of the pie. At least the wine (Montepulciano) was good. Another time I dined alone when the place is absolutely empty and they insisted that I took the most uncomfortable seat by the door. Not sure what it is about the place but it can be really noisy (kitchen staff take note: not all Italians sound like Pavarotti when you sing), it can be slightly unfriendly and although there are usually more wait staff than necessary on the very small floor you can feel rather ignored and like an inconvenience. I do however like the dough better at PP and it's a less annoying atmosphere than Franco Manca in Brixton Village though - seriously who queues for pizza in 2016?

This place is fantastic. These guys only do pizzas but they do them incredibly well with the help…read moreof their wood fire oven. The staff are really friendly - very chatty even though it is really busy.

Great atmosphere. Was packed due to local event but staff were in control. Lovely staff and…read moredelicious food at very good price. Never been before will return, it is worth travelling to.

Amazing !!!! Food is so sumptuous and savory.Definitely coming back . The lasagna 10/10 .read more

Quality Italian food in a nice atmosphere…read more Four of us went here and everyone loved what they had. When was the last time four of your friends went somewhere, ate different things, and all were happy with it? Maybe that's normal for you but for me it's unusual for me.

First of all I would just like to say that this is the best Italian restaurant we have been to in…read moreUK. Last Summer it was packed out every night of the week. This summer it's still really full. We think when it was packed out, it was because the best chef was there. This summer its still a fantastic chef but the brother maybe of the one they had last year(?). Look, its all much of a muchness because its owned by a large Italian family and they just rotate the chefs as they have 3 establishments, including one in Somerset! Their basic tomato sauce recipe is made by an Italian and so you can be assured he hasn't cut any corners in the long and drawn-out process of proper tomato sauce reduction, using the freshest ingredients and extra virgin oil The food served here is bursting with fragrant basil and garlic. We recommend the gorgeous side salads using excellent quality beefy vine tomatoes. We visit this place for birthdays and long-lost re-unions. tip: portions are large so make sure you can undo your trousers easily as you'll need to make extra room.....lol

I came here with a group of girlfriends to escape Valentine's Day no roses, overpriced menus or…read morehappy couples in sight! Bar Centrale doesn't look particularly special from the outside and is rather plainly decorated, but it is comfortable and friendly and the pizzas are delicious! Feels geniunely Italian and I would definitely eat here again.

Seriously the best pizzas in London. All the ingredients are fresh and price wise it is superbly…read moreaffordable. Recently undergone a refurb as well which includes giant patio doors that will no doubt really reel in the diners this summer. Excellent restaurant.

I was in charge of choosing a restaurant that a big and international group of friends would be…read morehappy with. I figured most people like burgers and comfort food and would appreciate quality and a modern twist - so the winner was The Plough near Clapham Junction. Both the space and the food were loved by everyone! There was a DJ and the music was extremely loud, which was a bit annoying during dinner, but it motivated us to stay for drinks and even dance a little in the bar area. A great night!

I went to the Plough for food on a busy Saturday night in the run up to Christmas. The place was…read morepacked with a mixture of diners and Saturday night drinkers but both camps were well catered for. We had to wait around 20 minutes for a table to become free but the waiting staff made sure we were not forgotten. The food was good, for starters I had what seemed like mini pork burgers although I can't remember the name and for the main course I had a steak. By the time dessert came around I was too full. Overall I was impressed with the level of service and the quality of food served, I would definitely like to come back in future.

I'm reviewing Los Amigos Mexican restaurant, not the nearby cafe, which incidentally is also owned…read moreby the same company Having heard some good things from friends, I decided to give Los Amigos a try. As there isn't parking in the immediate vicinity, I strolled down They have tried to create a Mexican feel with sombreros hanging up everywhere Perhaps the best thing is their comprehensive menu of proper cocktails. During Happy Hour, the regular cocktails are all £3.50. My virgin pina colada was good and my friend was happy with her Singapore Gin Sling We shared a tostada to start - chorizo and prawns were served on a corn cracker with pinto beans. The toppings were nice though the guacamole didn't taste homemade. The waiter had failed to ask how I wanted my rib eye cooked and I waited until he was about to leave the table before telling him. Could do better there. The steak lacked the normal bone that rib eye has but was quite flavourful. The pepper sauce was quite glutinous. My friend's salmon was overcooked by a lot and the pairing with bearnaise sauce tasted a bit odd So a brave attempt to introduce a new genre of food to Epsom but only an average dining experience.

I must preface this review by telling you I am a Tex-Mex snob. I am not proud of it, but it is the…read moretruth. Having said that, I won't be returning to Los Amigos as I was fairly disappointed with the food. My husband and I visited for dinner and tried several dishes. To start, we ordered the tortilla dips and chips and the stuffed jalapeño peppers. The chips were slightly stale and the salsa was more like a sweet tomato sauce. The stuffed jalapeño peppers were good, but they could have been deep fried from a frozen product. For our mains, we had the chicken fajitas and the chicken nachos. The nachos had the same issues as the chips and salsa with the chicken tasting more Spanish than Tex-Mex. The fajitas were cooked okay, but must have had the same Spanish-rice type seasoning as the nachos... which really killed the flavour, in my opinion. I also tried the regular margarita, for which I had high hopes (thinking this could at least be a solid post-work drinks spot.) Sadly, the margarita was made with a mix and had only the one redeeming quality of a well-salted rim. I would have gladly paid another £1 or £2 for a margarita made from scratch- especially at a Tex Mex restaurant! All this said, I do not recommend this restaurant and suggest you go to Wimbledon for either Chiptole or Wahaca for your Tex-Mex cravings.

When the Mrs says she wants Italian, you go for Italian…read more There's a lot of choice for people searching for that particular cuisine in the area, from your chains to smaller independents. Why we chose this particular restaurant, I can't tell you, but it probably was because it was the furthest one out of the main centre and there was a lot of vegetarian choices on the board outside. Having never tried it before and in need of a good meal we took a punt and it paid off. This is a lovely, intimate and classic Italian restaurant. It's warm and inviting with simple decor. It wasn't overwhelmingly busy on the night we went in, but it did appear to have a few families in, being very accommodating for the children. We had a very enthusiastic male waiter who told us of the specials in great details and offered his recommendations. Pizza dough is made freshly on the premises and everything is as it should be when you're paying someone else to cook for you, fresh and home made. Tempted by the various fish options the Mrs found it hard to choose and in the end plumped for the swordfish. By the noises coming out of her she rather enjoyed it. I went for a simple vegetarian pasta dish which was rich and full of flavor. The sauce was divine and the pasta perfectly al dente. The swordfish couldn't have been as filling as my pasta as the Mrs had no problem finishing off my plate. While the waiter was enthusiastic upon first order, he did appear to loose interest and we had to chase our drinks as the night went on. However overall it was a wonderfully pleasant experience. Simple, unpretentious flavorsome food and wonderful intimate surroundings.

It`s small and lovely Italian restaurant located in the green (Ealing) I was recommended by friends…read moreabout their Seafood Friday how fresh, amazing and various menu, (Brodetto or fish soup )one of the delicious fish menu dish original of Tuscany, which was reported on local newspaper The Gazette of Ealing by Michael Russell, I didn`t believe until I tried it, I advise anyone to try that dish to understand what I mean . E` BUONISSIMO