Tapas-size portions of Venetian delicacies in an 18th-century townhouse with a hidden courtyard.
Tapas-size portions of Venetian delicacies in an 18th-century townhouse with a hidden courtyard.
Small, cozy Italian resto has a quirky Notting Hill dining room. Getting a table can be a nightmare but persevere. It’s worth it for the authentic cooking and lively service.
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Care for something sweet? Live la dolce vita at the Sicilian gelateria and focacceria, where delicious Italian breads, ice cream and other traditional specialties are made on-site.
Traditional, authentic Sicilian eatery that’s both a gelateria and focacceria.
This casual deli — perfect for a postshopping snack — serves delicious Italian sandwiches, salads, pizza and pastas. Take home cold meats, cheeses and other savoury snacks.
A feast of rustic Sardinian cuisine: braised oxtail with red wine and polenta, char-grilled fennel salad, and handful of traditional pasta dishes.
A risotto bar that simply oozes good taste. Ricey combinations on offer include pumpkin, hazelnut and sage; chicken, tarragon and leek; pancetta, tomato and egg; as well as lighter Italian options.
This solid Italian eatery specializes in wood-fired pizzas with fresh ingredients like cherry tomatoes, capers, salted ricotta and truffle oil. If there’s a wait, head to the upstairs parlour for drinks and tapas.
From the Olivo Restaurants family comes an eatery where the specialty is gourmet pizza and the atmosphere is earthy and modern.
The seafood-only sister of the Olivo Restaurants group features sea urchin spaghetti, risotto with prawns, and char-grilled or steamed fresh catches.