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.

Located in the heart of Shoreditch, Eataly London is very convenient, especially with so many…read moreoffices and businesses nearby. It's a solid option if you're looking for a quick bite or want to pick up some Italian groceries on the go. That said, it's undeniably overpriced. I ordered the Pizza Parmigiana and found it underwhelming,especially at £17. At that price, it feels like a capital sin by Italian standards. They also automatically add a service charge, which is something to keep in mind. Overall, convenient and well-stocked, but you're definitely paying a premium for the location and brand.

Loved the atmosphere. Very colorful when you walked in and walking through the different areas. The…read moreservice was fast! I ate from the pasta section and it was delicious. Then, stopped by for a sweat treat and grabbed a hot chocolate. Highly recommend!

I had come here after visiting the Harry Potter Studios. I had the casarecce pasta with homemade…read morebasil pesto and grated Parmesan, with a glass of white wine. Excellent! The waiter service was not that great. :( he could've been more friendlier. I always look for personality and etiquette with people who are waiting on you. It adds to the charm of the place. But I didn't really feel that here.

We went here because it was close to the end of a tour we were taking which ended late on a Sunday…read morenight in the city of London where most places close by 5:00. We started off with a couple of Hugo cocktails, which are prosecco with elderflower. Just lovely. I don't usually say lovely but I think England is rubbing off on me. We then ordered the burrata with grilled sourdough. I have to say we have had some outstanding sourdough bread here in England. This was no different, it was grilled and splashed with a little bit of olive oil and sea salt. The broader itself was good and together it was fantastic. Then we each had a pasta dish. I wanted to get the carbonara, but my wife was getting it so I ordered the bolognese instead. My wife loved her dish. It was fantastic, maybe the best carbonara I've ever had. My dish was good, but not amazing. It was lacking a little salt. I fixed that by taking some of the pancetta from my wife's dish and adding it to mine. Then for dessert we had pistachio cheesecake. It truly was amazing. The bottom layer was regular cheesecake which was super creamy, the way I like it. Then there was a layer of pistachio cream or something. I don't really know how to describe other than delicious. Then topped with chopped pistachios. The only description for this dessert is fantastic. They had another unique dessert that I had to try even though I really wasn't in the mood for dessert. Chocolate salami. It kind of look like a blood pudding, though thankfully no blood was involved. It was chocolate with pieces of biscuits made into a log and then sliced to look like sausage slices. The chocolate wasn't really like chocolate from a candy bar. It was very good. It tasted like chocolate but had a different consistency and I can't quite figure out what it is but it tasted good. Overall, this is our second great dinner in London.

While in London we were looking for a place to get a pizza and came upon this restaurant…read more We learned that the Spaghetti house is a franchise but that didn't deter us from checking them out . They have everything from pizza to salads and main courses. This place is close to the Marble Arch and the restaurant is very clean with very friendly and polite servers . We did order a pizza here and it was surprisingly delicious, made very well, thin ,with a nice crispy crust ,plenty of cheese and a delicious marinara sauce . We went back another night and ordered wine , salad and spaghetti with broccoli. The pasta was cooked aldente with tender well seasoned broccoli.it was all very good ! We would most definitely recommend this restaurant for a delicious Italian meal .

Friendly attentive service and fantastic pizza and Italian food! We felt right at home! Casual…read moredining and priced reasonably. Highly recommend!

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!

Ramona was an excellent staff member! Really enjoyed dinner. Food was excellent as well.read more

Popped in for a late night post seeing a show in the West End. Absolutely loved my meal. It was a…read moresolid pasta with a carrot and meat based sauce. Great wine. And the owners made me feel welcomed the second I walked in. I loved the cozy and intimate vibe as well.

How they fit our 2-person party in at 7pm on Valentine's Day I will never know. But I'm grateful…read more We stuck with the house wine and pasta dishes and our experience: perfetto. Music and voices made a joyful ambience. Excellent staff

My second visit. Still does not disappoint and offers a broad enough menu for everyone to find…read moresomething. Good preparation and portion size across a range of dishes with fresh pasta options. Casual feel and pleasant indoor/outdoor seating on a market street. Service is friendly but not crisp, not unlike what you might get in a similar bistro in Naples. Recommended.

Went to La Fortuna on a Friday in July with a group of six. Service was conscientious and friendly…read more Burrata salad special with rocket, zucchini, and sweet potato was creative and absolutely delicious. Fresh baked bread was perfect and the seafood linguini was terrific. One of the best meals we have had on our vacation. Would highly recommend this place for a Kensington area restaurant.

Amazing service, atmosphere and food! The buratta special was beautiful and delicious. Pollo alla…read moreContadina was one-of-a-kind. The tiramisu and zabaglione was unique and the perfect way to end the meal. Highly recommend this restaurant when in London!