nice environment. Good for business and commercial dinner. Will visit again if I have chance.read more

Shocked this place hasn't any reviews!! This is one of the best authentic Italian restaurants I've…read moreever been to! The food is clean and flavourful. The specials are delicious and interesting. The staff are beyond helpful and accommodating - you'll always be looked after here. The atmosphere is excellent at all times of year. It's not the largest restaurant but it's certainly not cramped. Perfect place for any outing; dates, birthdays, lunches. This restaurant is cared about by the passionate management and it's impossible not to feel that when dining there. I've been coming back for 18 years so far and will be back countless times for. I've never had a bad experience here in any aspect. It's no local secret that the Spaghetti Tree is high quality either - you will want (need) to book a table!

The best Italian food in Sutton area. I don't know why they only got 2 stars. Staff and manager are…read morepretty humor and lovely. Good for both family and business lunch and dinner. Strong recommended.

The atmosphere is lovely, although very loud. It's essential to book a table on a Friday or…read moreSaturday or you will end up disappointed. However the vegetarian options are abysmal. Italian is generally a vegetarian-friendly cuisine and if nothing else you would expect to get an excellent, thin crust, stone baked margherita. The pizza tasted like it came out of a freezer at Tesco and the mozzarella was cheap and had the texture of plastic. The pasta primavera was a standard pasta-with-tomato-sauce with some frozen vegetables added. A very lazy effort and an incredible disappointment. Maybe this review seems harsh but I think it would be very easy to make some very simple changes to avoid these disappointments.

The only reason I can`t give 5 stars is because there is a 10% service charge. Pesto's was my…read morefriend suggestion as he has recently moved to Sutton Coldfield before us and already eaten there twice with friends. We were greeted by a friendly hostess who quickly got us an ideal table and a drink.She explained the lunch time tapas menu to us then left us to decide. Looking around the restaurant was quite large but had a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. We chose three dishes each off the lunch menu and didn't have to wait long for them to arrive. Myself and my wife both agreed the food was delicious. I did feel that the desserts were equally delicious but quite expensive for the amount you got. Overall we all really enjoyed the food and the staff were both friendly and efficient.

Simple yet charming, Vinoteca Italiana is gives a sense of tradition and a home-cooked feeling. The…read moreingredients seem fresh and the dishes well ordained with the variety of spices and natural colours that are packed within each recipe. The end result may not be enough to be etched in memory forevermore but as can be seen from the photos the presentation was excellent, the food mouth-watering and satisfying on multiple levels. Everything from the starters (even simple bread and olive oil) to the well proportioned mains to the dessert was consistently appetising, safe and becoming. Perhaps offering nothing extraordinary, but everything though ordinary is done extremely well; I find it unlikely that any other local restaurant will be able to rival the high standards of Vinoteca Italiana in this quiet and humble area of South London.

I haven't had pizza this good in a long time. The crust is amazing. We had the pizza and my friend…read moresaid it was the best he has ever had. We will definitely be back.

Fantastic genuine Italian food and lovely discrete service. Such a shame it's changing, however,…read moreexcited to see what they will offer.

Hidden Gem: Without a doubt this is the best restaurant on the whole of Worcester Park High Street…read more Lovely decor inside with a baby piano, excellent service and delicious authentic Italian food. There are daily specials of the day the waiter will let you know about once seated, which was Skate Wing with a lemon caper butter last time I went. Puddings are delicious too.

Typical Italian restaurant with good environment. Suitable for social and business talk.read more

From the owner: About Us At Spaghetti Tree we are a…read morefamily-run award winning Italian restaurant that has been offering fresh yet affordable home-cooked food for more than 30 years. We are a well established Restaurant providing the very best in Italian Cuisine since 1985. Our restaurant offers a warm and friendly atmosphere down to our experience and expertise in the business, with our staff being trained to the highest possible standards. We love food and ensure that our mouth watering dishes exceed your expectations. Whether you want a light bite or a full meal any time of the day, we are here to offer you a range of food that is unique and perfectly cooked. Let us take care of your event with our catering and party planning services. A full range of events including live vocalists also take place at Spaghetti Tree as well as charity fundraisers. We can cater for larger parties, corporate lunches and dinners and also special occasions. As a reputable company that prioritises safety and the satisfaction of our customers, we have numerous associated business partners and use our connections to provide you with the best possible service. For an exceptional dining experience please don't hesitate to contact us. Our opening hours are Monday to Saturday - Lunch 12.00pm to 14.30pm Dinner 6.00pm to 10.30pm Closed Sunday

My salsa friend and I ended up here on a Friday before our salsa class. The interior is something…read moreto behold with an amazing painted ceiling like you would see in some Italian churches - apparently, a painter came over from Italy to paint it. With the friendly restaurant name, I was hoping for a family atmosphere but the service remained efficient rather than warm. When asked about any house specialities, the waiter seemed rather reluctant. We shared an asparagus gratin to start - some asparagus spears with melted cheese. The components were nice but not sure that putting them together enhanced things. For mains, I had calf's liver in butter and sage, a traditional dish. The liver was cooked well and nicely seasoned but the accompanying vegetables less so, I'm afraid. My friend's fish was "OK". We then had a slght problem extracting the bill and paying it. This solved my wavering between 3 and 4 stars. The view from the outside promised much but sadly, it was only an average dining experience.

The delivery man didn't have any change, then was rude to me & my family, and tried to tell me (a…read more14 year old boy) "get in my car and we can go to the shop) so I said no go and get the change then he comes back and puts his hand through my window and puts our change on the window seal then walks away... absolutely apooling staff.

The service was great, the atmosphere was good, everything looked clean. But the food was a huge…read moredeal breaker for me.

Hmmm..... I think old age is catching up with me. I thought I had reviewed this place awhile ago…read morebut not according to Yelp! These premises has been an Italian restaurant as long as I can remember. It used to be Pizza Piazza but ever since Greg Proops, the Canadian comedian called it Pizza Disaster when he was performing at Epsom Playhouse, I always had it in my mind as Pizza Disaster! I'm not sure if Greg Proops' off the cuff comment may have contributed to the demise of Pizza Piazza but Sicily has taken over and lent an upper class air to this end of Epsom's own restaurant row. The food is classical Italian. I didn't spot anything particularly Sicilian but there is a wide range of pasta, pizzas and cooked meats and seafood. As I was going salsa dancing afterwards, I didn't want anything too heavy. Hilary, my salsa dance friend and I split one of their sharing antipasto plates, which had butterfly king prawns, deep fried squid rings, smoked salmon on toasted ciabatta topped with mascarpone, prawn cocktail, breaded crab claws served with spicy tomato dip and tartare sauce I then had a spaghetti carbonara, which was nice except for the price (£8.95). Hilary was happy with her seafood risotto, which was generous with the seafood. The service was excellent - efficient and very friendly. Sicily is now probably the best Italian restaurant in Epsom. It is pricey and will therefore sadly remain a special occasion type of place but you do get your money's worth.

A tiny intimate restaurant between Motspur Park and New Malden. A little off the beaten path and is…read moresuprisingly busy. This is the quintessential italian restaurant and their specialty (I believe) is seafood. Its truly outstanding from halibut to massive garlic prawns and classic non pasta italian dishes. The veal was wonderful, light, crisp and packed with flavour. Wine is slightly on the expensive side but the service was impeccable and the experience excellent. Who would have thought we have this amazing restaurant on our doorstep. If you havent been you need to make the effort, its exceptional

From the owner: Family run italian restaurant serving fresh fish with silver services . Suitable for. Every…read moreoccasion and available for private hire