Made in Italy Soho in City of London, Westminster

Went for a quick lunch and the manager Dario was perfect,Took my order and the pizza came in 6 minutes.Exactly what i need and had time for.Thank you Dario

"Being Italian, I must admit the pizza at Made in Italy is delicious. A little cramped maybe, but other than that a great atmosphere, superb pizza and staff is very friendly (and Italian, which I always take as a good sign in Italian restaurants). The pizzas are served by the metre which adds to the restaurant’s character. Definitely worth a try, but you may want to book ahead to avoid the door seat."

Meget venligt personale, virkelig lækker italiensk mad. Autentisk indretning- lækkert menukort med mange varianter.

Mi esposa y yo tuvimos la casa más increíble preparado cursi pan de ajo jamás desde aquí. Este se servía antes que nuestros entrantes y nos esperaba grandes cosas.

Just a great little restaurant offering some tasty pizzas, stopped off after a shopping trip and was very pleased!

Sólo quiero decir que creo que mis comentarios, hasta ahora, han sido honestos y justos y no injustamente Mark lugares bajando por alguna razón figuran los siguientes. Quería poner esta crítica en un cierto contexto.

Sorprendentemente vacío para un viernes por la noche en el Soho. La comida era buena, a pesar de que la lista de precios no está claro y bastante cutre. Se tardó mucho tiempo para ser servido para cada curso. Todos los camareros y camareras tuvimos una muy mala actitud, y durante toda la comida la escuchamos quejándose de todos los clientes, y efectuar observaciones eran sarcásticos. Todo lo que pedíamos parecía un gran esfuerzo para ellos, y no pedir mucho, pero que podrían verlos caminar empujando jadeando carros lejos, fue un mal ambiente en general, y muy caros.

Había tres de nosotros buscando algún sitio para comer y paramos en realizadas en Italia como desde el exterior estaba lleno y el restaurante parecía muy acogedor. El restaurante era una casa, probablemente normal en un sábado por la tarde.

Mientras compras alrededor de la calle Oxford nos Topamos con un restaurante pequeño y pintoresco en uno de las calles de lado en la calle James,al lado de St. Christopher lugar hay unos más restaurantes y pubs, pero este fue recomendado por mi hija, ya que estábamos buscando algo sencillo pero italiano. El restaurante tiene una entrada estrecha, ya que la entrada principal está cerrado por mesas y sillas fuera el frente. El restaurante parece pequeña al principio , sin embargo zona del establecimiento ocupa 3 plantas. El menú es simple y sencillo, sopas, ensaladas a pizzas y pastas. . Pedimos el Funghetto pizza hecha con mozzarella, champiñones, Cohetes y aceite de trufas. . Mi mujer pidió la carbonara menos el tocino, que era muy bien aceptado por el tomador de pedido y un rato después estábamos comiendo algo sencillo pero deliciosa comida. Recomendado si una sensación como italiano y buscan un ambiente informal y un descanso de las compras cuando a Oxford Street

Nos detuvimos aquí ya que casi todos los demás sitios cerca estaba lleno, pero dada nuestra experiencia no es sorpresa este lugar estaba casi vacía.

Quite an experience! This is not made in Italy.. That's for sure. And quite frankly it is shameful to call it Neapolitan food! Salty, uneatable soup, salty chewy pizza, extremely expensive small bottle of water ... Customer service below zero, staff complaining and talking over the back of clients?.. No comments! Expensive experience to teach you to eat elsewhere and keep your 12.5% service charge in your pocket!

Comida muito boa e feita por italianos, senti sabor de Italia e com boas opções de vinhos. Muito saborosos os pratos.

Pedí medio para mi pescado, que estaba bien hecho. Y no muy fresco, muy maloliente sabor.

Amei esse restaurante! Entre o Soho e o Piccadilly Circus (apesar de terem filiais deles). A comida é excelente e barata! Super indico! Comi um nhoque aos quarto queijos e tomei vinho branco por 10 libras. Atendimento ótimo e a ornamentação, assim como sua gastronomia, tipicamente italiano. Até seus funcionário são da terrinha! Vale a pena, com certeza, comer bem por pouco!

The margarita pizza I ordered was very good. It's hard to talk about the service since the place was empty but the waiter was friendly. This place would have scored higher but they don't take American Express.

Where ever I went I came across one fabulous Italian restaurant after another and Made in Italy is just amazing. Did I really decide to eat Pizza in London? YES! and it was amazing and keep your eye out because I suspect there are others around town.

We were at the location near Leister Square at 14a Old Compton St. The restaurant is small and quaint and the food is fantastic. Will make every effort to make it back there very soon.

Popped in her between shows on an October Saturday for family meal. The small restaurant is nicely laid out in a traditional Italian style and had a very pleasant atmosphere. Four of our party ordered pizza which came on a traditional Italian wooden board, a couple of feet in length, which was placed on a raised platform on the middle of the table. The food was really good and very reasonably priced, particularly for London's West End. very hand for anyone attending one of the local theatres to see Miss Saigon, Once, Matilda, or the Commitments, as it is just a short walk from these, and other local theatres.Staff were very friendly and helpful. Will certainly return here on the next London trip.

The restaurant is at the start of Old Compton Street just off Charing Cross Road. It was fairly quiet on a Saturday lunchtime and we thoroughly enjoyed our gnocchi and penne pasta. Basket of fresh bread made a very tasty starter as well.Prices were pretty competitive by central London standards. Recommended overall.

Menu said 2 course for one price and three for another price but it didn't mean that when we were presented with bill. After an argument they managed to at last explain that you had to have a starter and main course for 2 courses and starter, main and dessert for 3 courses. (ie you couldn't have main course and dessert as 2 courses). This wouldn't have been too bad but the food was definitely below par. Plenty of other places to eat nearby.

In tutte le città che visito mi piace provare la pizza in un ristorante-pizzeria italiano e questo posto è tra i più scarsi provati sia per la qualità che per il servizio.

All the italians restaurants the're talking to you in italian since you come through, why?? I'll never understood! I hate it! Whaever....The staff was really nice an usefull but i little bit excess of confident. The food was really nice and fresh.

Blink and you will miss this restaurant on the fantastically busy Old Compton Street in the heart of Soho. Well worth the time to try and find it - superb staff and even better food. Got there around 6 on Saturday and it was a good job we had booked!

Evening dinner, amazing fresh pizza and lovely homely atmosphere, good customer service however a little pricey. Definitely differentiates itself from the chains.

Sono stato al ristorante una sera per mangiare, ho ordinato una pasta e devo dire che non era male. C'è la possibilità di ordinare anche la pizza e i clienti ne sembravano soddiafatti. Il personale (italiano) è cortese e gentile. Non male, nella media.

Visited this restaurant in a group of 5 before we went to the Prince Edward theatre. Great location, only may 30 steps away from the theatre Food was fantastic, we all ordered different starters and mains and no one was disappointed! The fresh home baked bread was a highlight, and a must to order. All staff were friendly and excellent service.I would 100% recommend this place!

cibo di pessima qualità per essere Chelsea come zona, personale italiano non degno di esser chiamato Made in Italy....

Eravamo in vacanza a Londra e cercavamo un locale nei pressi di soho dove consumare un pasto e al contempo seguire la finale dei mondiali. Dopo avere esplorato qualche pub, oggettivamente troppo affollato, un italiano ci ha indicato il ristorante pizzeria made in italy a soho. La finale era già iniziata e ci siamo subito accomodati in una posizione buona per vedere la Tv. Dopo qualche minuto ci siamo accorti che la ricezione del segnale era disturbata per cui la partita si vedeva a tratti. Abbiamo ordinato 6 pizze visto che la persona che ci ha serviti ha detto che il pizzaiolo era napoletano. Le pizze facevano veramente schifo, allampanate e scarse di condimento, volevamo qualche birra e ci sono state proposte, senza portarci il menù' solo birre italiane, visto il locale, abbiamo ordinato delle moretti piccole da 33, segnate nel conto a 3,95 sterline l'una: 5 euro! Alla fine visto che la partita continuava a non vedersi bene, abbiamo deciso di chiedere il conto ed andarcene. Quanto abbiamo pagato? Lasciamo perdere! Decisamente da cambiare anche strada per non passarci d'avanti!

dico solo che il cameriere (zona Chelsea) al mio rifiuto di pagare il service charge, causa del suo essere spocchioso, arrogante e pessimo mi stava quasi mettendo le mani addosso, mandandomi a quel paese, ho inviato una mail di complaint all'Head Office che neanche si è degnato di rispondermi,

We visited this restaurant for a pizza and were amazed. We ordered two pizzas which came as one on a large cutting board. The pizza was made with fresh dough with buffalo mozzarella.I would recommend this restaurant to friends and will come again

Staff is very kind, the location is very convenient. All pizzas are very good. I haven't tasted the other dishes though.

O restaurante é simples, mas bem gostoso. Comidas italianas e atendimento ótimo. Nada de extraordinário, mas vale a pena.

We've been here a few times and always have a great time. I can't resist the pizzas as they are so good but the courgettes fritters are also delicious. There's a great, laid back atmosphere but the service is quick and friendly. Love it here!

Pizza ottima!! Pareva di essere veramente in Italia,personale gentile, prezzi nella media londinese.

Very much enjoyed this restaurant and the delicious Italian food. Great staff who are warm and quick!!!

Service fast, excellent pizzas. Pizzas come served on a board in the middle if the table which was a nice touch. Staff were friendly and fast. (We were a bit confused that the pre-theatre fixed menu wouldn't let you have a main and a dessert as 2 courses, you could only have dessert if you have 3 courses)Good value and good food.

Food was delicious, waiter was awful and rude. We removed the service charge. If we could have tipped the chef we would have. Seriously, please hire new waiting on staff!

We had an office get together last night and sadly chose this restaurant. I can't begin to tell you all of the low points however it resulted in us refusing to pay the rather high service charge of 12.5%. Very poor service and average food served in an ad hoc manner. Avoid!

excellent food wine and service great location cosy and very friendly looking to go back for my 50th

chiesi dove fosse soho e camminando xsoho trovai made in italy entrammo e trovammo un forno a legno in piena citta ci fermammo a mangiare la pizza rimasi meravigliato di quando fosse buona.

We've been visiting Made in Italy several times in the past- both Mayfiar and Chelsea,but i've got the feeling the food quality has dropped..The service is still lovely, very friendly and attentive, but menu isn't quite interesting and portions were small and dishes not very well presented. We had at that occassion carbonara and liguini. Both dishes were just OK- nothing special...So at the end we felt quite disappointed as we were expecting some fab food like we used to have before..

My partner and I came to this restaurant for dinner on Saturday the 15th before seeing a show. We were hugely disappointed. The staff were rude, the steak was not up to par, the pizza tasted of sweetcorn, and we paid far too much for it. We were told we had to be in and out within an hour, which i thought unbelievably rude, it was for the same reason that we were not allowed desert (we ended up going elsewhere for desert!!) and I couldn't have any of the drinks i wanted because the waiter 'didnt have the right fruit'!! On valentines Saturday night the restaurant had no stock!?!?!!?After being ignored for 20 minutes (the clock was ticking we only had 40 left) we finally got a menu, were able to order drinks (what was left) and choose some food. There were no potatoes for chips either so our options were cut down even further. Then the bill came, and i had no choice but to pay a service charge for a frankly rude and unprofessional waiter. I cant express enough how bad our experience was

Overpowering smell of BO, late, below average, overly garlicky food arriving at random times, an hour's wait for a main course, NO PIZZA available (erm...), inattentive and disinterested service, all finished off nicely with a 12% service charge. Absolute rubbish. Avoid at all costs. Can't understand how it's even got 3.5 stars on TA. Read the recent one star reviews - they are almost identical to my experience. One of the few restaurants that has really annoyed me just by being so bad and then not even having the decency to care. No wonder it was empty. This is just my opinion. You may love it. I however would rather eat at Subway, even though the smell of Subway alone makes me gag. Disappointing times.

We were ignored for about 20 min then the guy came and asked us what we wanted to which we said "you haven't given us a menu!"Everyone's starter arrived except mine, mine arrived only after everyone had finished theirs.The food was way too salty and very expensive. I refused to tip. The waiter knocked my friend 4 times in the head when passing...twice would be considered an accident but not 4 times.Will not ever visit again

It was our second visit to this restaurant and we weren't disappointed... staff very welcoming and attentive, fabulous wood fire pizza and a great selection of wines!... What more could we ask for on a cold Friday night after work. We will definitely be back again!

Went for lunch here with out 2 children yesterday. The food was absolutely awful. Pancetta was in all of our pasta dishes and it was a little bit of bacon and huge great big chunks of gelatinous fat- YUCK. It was above average prices too. The seats were covered but ripped and it looked like they were mouldy underneath. Along the back of the fixed seats were ornaments that had been dusted around not moved so you could see thick dust. We left a lot of our food and the waiter never asked why...perhaps he already knew what the answer was????We also ordered 'rustic assorted bread' which was ciabatta cut up into chunks served in a basket for £2.50. We don't mind paying over the odds if the food is good quality but this was shockingly disappointing. Don't go there choose somewhere else.

They had great food which came quickly and served by nice staff. However, the restaurant was very small and a tight squeeze. Our table was up in the corner by the coat rack where we didnt have much room at all. I struggled getting out of my seat to go to the toilet without disturbing other people during their meal.

raro andare a londra e mangiare una buona pizza, bhè made in italy la fa! complimenti ! I primi piatti non sono male, i sughi non sono il massimo ! Però se sei italiano e vuoi sentirti a casa made in italy è il posto che fa per te!

Una delle pizze migliori a Londra! Pizze fatte tradizionali in questo piccolo ristorante che fa parte di una catena di ristoranti italiani. Qui troverete un'accoglienza tutta italiana con dell'ottima pizza a metro senza nemmeno spendere molto.Andate con fiducia se volete ritrovare un pezzetto d'Italia verace.

I went there with my partner and my family yesterday. The quality of the food was poor,: spaghetti with clams had no flavour at all, the the price wasn't worth it. 3 pizzas served in a wood plate, cooked all together like a 1 long pizza (4 slices each) wasn't worth the price, and scallops with salad, scallops were dry and over fried. Didn't worth the price. It's a bad reputation for Italy and italian food, cause in Italy the food really has a taste and pizzas are much better.I won't suggest the restaurant to anyone.

Living in central London, it can be very hard to come across a restaurant that you would like to come back to again and again. I ate here with my partner, and I even brought my mother in law here - it's fantastic. Exceptional service, very good food and great atmosphere.The first time we visited, the waiter brought our main course before the entrée - the poor guy was so mortified we couldn't even think of being angry. They gave us desert on the house and could not have been more courteous. I would strongly recommend this restaurant for great food, reasonable prices and a friendly atmosphere.

This place caught my eye walking past for dinner one night and we decided to give it a go; the restaurant is well decorated and the front of house staff seem to be attentive although service isn't too sharp.We ordered bread and oil to start which was pleasant (fresh bread/warm) followed by two pasta dishes that were just simply that. This is a nice place to eat if you're not looking for anything in particular but it's not somewhere I'd be running back to.Good value; alright good.

A friend and I were recently in Soho on a weekday evening when we passed this restaurant and, attracted by a very reasonable dinner offer that included cocktails, thought that it was worth a try. The waiter who took my initial order was friendly and attentive, although didn't have a particularly good grasp of the English language and had difficulty explaining the details of the offer to us. The starter, a selection of bruschetta, meats, and vegetables, was very good, and although the cocktails weren't anything special, they were good value.Problems however came with the main course. I ordered a funghi pizza, which at over £10 was more expensive than I would have expected. As it arrived, a *very strong* and quite frankly overwhelming aroma of garlic was being emitted from it, to the extent that both myself and my friend were immediately taken aback; it was even evident that the people at the neighbouring table could smell it too! Being rather hungry, I proceeded to tuck in, but could only manage a third of the pizza, for it simply tasted awful. Knowing that I never leave food on my plate, my friend was shocked, and asked to try a bit, but she too thought it disgusting. The primary flavour was burnt garlic, which overwhelmed everything else, and there was far too much (garlic-flavoured) cheese and very few mushrooms. Of course, I expect there to be garlic in Italian food, but this really was ridiculous, and I can only think that it must have been a mistake on behalf of the chef.We were in a bit of a hurry, and I am always embarrassed to complain to staff about such things, so I didn't make a fuss at the time. However, when the waiter came to collect our plates (a bald chap who was different from the fellow who had first served us), he showed no interest in asking why I had left most of my food; in fact he did not seem to speak a word of English, and even asking for the bill was a bit of a hassle as he didn't seem to understand what we were saying. I don't wish to be unfair, but as a result of that pizza, I have to say that this was probably the worst meal that I have ever had in Central London, and while I think it perfectly understandable that Italian waiters should be hired to work in an Italian restaurant, it is inconvenient when they appear to lack any ability to understand English. This being the case, I would avoid this restaurant in future and could not recommend it to others.

Went with a family of four. We had two pasta dishes, and two pizza orders. Everyone enjoyed their meal a great deal. The pizza is wood fired and good. The risotto with shrimp was very tasty. The restaurant is close to Oxford Street shopping and fairly close to Hyde Park. We would go here again.

Made in Italy is an authentic Italian restaurant serving mid range pizza, pasta, antipasti and salads. It is slightly more expensive than your average Pizza Express but the price reflects the quality.This restaurant is now a chain of sorts however the King's Road location was the first to open. It began trading in 1989 and has held it's place as an authentic Neapolitan restaurant ever since.Pizzas range from £7.65 to £11.65, while the more expensive pasta dishes can stretch to £13.95, not bad considering they contain ingredients such as tiger prawns, clams, squid and mussels.I like their Ravioli Anima e Core (ravioli filled with spinach and ricotta £10.95). The Carbonara wasn't bad either (£9.95) but the main reason I think people go here is for the woodfired oven pizzas. They are very well made and overflowing with very good quality toppings.The decor is cosy and comforting, and they have a lovely outside roof terrace where you can eat, drink and watch the world go by.Probably not somewhere you'd go regularly, but certainly for a special occasion.

I ordered a pasta dish, cooked in a light oil and seasoning last night. Not long after I got the dish, I noticed a huge glob of mucus on the side of the plate and it was covering part of my food. My appetite was immediately ruined. I will never go there again and I will strongly discourage anyone I know from going as well.

Went out for an impromptu meal the other night, and chanced upon this place. The pasta was delicious, the pizza by the metre aspect is always a winner and the staff were lovely. Olives also are highly recommended too.Considering some of the tourist drudgery in and around Oxford Street, this place is definitely worth a visit.

Vi bokade bord på den här italienaren för att äta pizza, på det här stället bakar dom avlånga pizzor som serveras på träbrädor på borden. Fyra sorters pizza blev alltså en avlång pizza som vi fick servera oss själva från träställningen. Man kan ju tycka vad man vill om serveringssättet med pizzan är från vedugn med bra råvaror. Lite trångt mellan borden, trevlig och kunnig personal.

Hadn't planned to eat out but was feeling peckish and went into this restaurant.We both had nice pasta dishes which were very tasty. The staff were very friendly and welcoming which is nice for the west end. We didn't have to wait long for our food.I'm not sure the pasta is freshly made but I'd certainly go there again when I have a bit more time.

The handmade, woodfire oven-baked pizzas were hot, fresh and tasty. The pastas savoury and generously portioned. Comprehensive wine menu and excellent, friendly service!

Loved this place! the atmosfhere was perfect and very italian. Just a little expensive. 13,50 pound for 1 coke and one pizza... but I think it's because the reastaurant is in fulham

We went there for a easy going lunch while around in central london, a very simple set menu £9.95 each..starter+pizza/main course, got the starter but after that we have waited 45 minute for the pizzas that were not coming...we therefore asked the bill because we were very tired of waiting and not hungry any more renouncing to the main course.We've been charged £23 pound for the two starters because sets menu were not applicable to the situation any more...no words to comment the lack of elegance and management.A skilled and well educated manager would have advised us about the long waiting time for pizzas and suggested other main courses. In addition, when I said to the manager that for me the price and the treatment was unfair, he suggested me to eat at home.....such a rude person.if you want better Italian food (trust me...) and treatment just walk few meters and you'll get to rossopomodoro or fratelli la bufala.And by the way starters were poor:- 2 slices of bread with some aubergine on it- 3 (three) slices of bresaola on rocket salad and some parmesanUNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE !!!

The restaurant is rather like entering Dr Who's Tardis - it's much bigger than you think! There are a few tables at the front (and outside if the weather is nice!) but the main area stretches back behind the pizza oven.We were warmly welcomed and opted for the pre-theatre set 2 course menu at £12.95; there were about 3 choices for for each course and the starter (asparagus and Parma ham) arrived very quickly and was delicious. The main courses arrived after a slight pause (Ravioli Burro E Salvia and Scaloppina crema di limone e Radicchio) were delicious as was the presentation; the portions weren't over generous but you felt satisfied after the meal. We finished off with espresso coffees but the sweets and pudding menu offered a very good choice of dishes. The Peroni beer was lovely and cold as was the bottled water but the water (and the wine) were rather pricey.The staff were very friendly and the service was excellent - will definitely be calling in again on the next visit to London!

We visited the restaurant for a quick meal before a show, this was the only one with a free table and we now realise why. My chicken salad consisted of two cherry tomatoes cut in half, two warm green beans, over cooked dry sliced chicken, the remainder of the plate or should I say the majority was brown lettuce and rocket. There was no dressing or seasoning. My wife's goat cheese salad had the same amount of poor ingredients but at least the cheese was warm and nicely melted. We asked on three occasions for some tap water but none ever appeared, I suppose as there is no profit in mere tap water. Unfortunately the service charge was included in the bill and no member of staff asked for my opinion on the meal so I was unable to express my displeasure. I hope visitors to our capital don't consider using this establishment.

Von dieser Kette gibt es einige Lokale, wir kennen nur das in der Old Compton Street, 2 Minuten Fußweg vom Leicester Square und der U-Bahnstation. Hier waren wir an 2 Abenden essen, weil es so ausgezeichnet war. Die Spaghetti Carbonara und Spaghetti Vongole – nicht billig mit 9,95 und 11,45 – sind ausgezeichnet. Der große Vorspeisenteller 7,50 mit super frischem Brot serviert, gibt es auch für 2 Pesonen um 11,50. Verschiedenen Pizzen können als Meterpizza auf einem großen Brett geordert werden. Der Teig ist knusprig und dünn aus dem Holzofen, das Personal ist teilweise italienisch und ausgesprochen freundlich. Moretti Bier (3,85) und Wein (1/4 Hauswein 5,60) sind nicht günstig, aber sehr gut. Die Nachspeisen waren nicht so besonders, aber nicht schlecht. Es wird KEIN Gedeck verrechnet obwohl es auf der Rechnung aufscheint.

Pizzeria ristorante in cui si mangia bene, servizio va un po' a fortuna a seconda della serata. Un po' di stereotipi italiani ma il cibo e' buono, l'atmosfera anche se non e' super pieno.Consigliato se siete in zona e volete una pizza e se siete in tanti pizza al metro.

We were walking around in soho looking at all the restaurants trying to find a place to eat when we stumbled up on Made in Italy..we walked by and saw people eating outside and the food they had looked good so that sold us. We ordered the zucchini fritte..and a pizza that had porchini mushrooms..sausage and onions were very good. My husband ordered a pasta 3rd listed on the menu and that was very good also..we split both to try two items. This place is a winner. .I enjoyed the ambience also...quaint and cozy.

me and my girlfriend went there on sunday evening and I could not fault anything we did enjoy our 3 course meal simply fantastic

Para ser una cadena de restaurantes italianos, la calidad es bastante buena. En el del Soho, las pastas son una delicia. Un recuerdo de italia y de la infancia. Las pizzas son más normales y el vino de la casa no es muy bueno.Lo mejor el horno de leña para las pizzas y los camareros italianos.

Girando per Soho, dopo che ci siamo resi conto che erano le h 22 e la maggior parte dei pubs inglesi stavano chiudendo la cucina visto l'"ora tarda", ci siano imbattuti in questa pizzeria. Il ristorante/ pizzeria è un posticino caldo ed accogliente situato proprio nel cuore di Soho: il menù offre gli autentici Antipasti italiani (compresa la famosa bruschetta italiana con basilico e olio extra vergine d'oliva e l'ancora più famosa mozzarella di bufala campana DOP!), la pasta è di grano duro (più di 10 sono gli abbinamenti disponibili tra sughi e formati di pasta) e la mitica Pizza al Metro campana... buona (forno a legna) e croccante. Insomma una delle più buone pizze che abbia mai mangiato a Londra! Davvero una scoperta anche la lista vini! Note: camerieri italiani, gentilezza e cortesia. Buono il rapporto qualità/prezzo.

It's a really nice restaurant,the service wasn't bad but wasn't also good,but the food was the best don't forget to order the PIZZA it's the BEST in London!!! It's just like eating in Italy!

I ate here on a recommendation by a friend. I loved the novelty of ordering pizza by length to share with friends-up to a metre! And the pizza was so fresh and tasty. Good atmosphere, very busy and not bad value for money. Will definitely eat here again.

Beware, especially for the Americans--this is Italian, Italian, not American Italian. I had the Orrechiete with Broccoli and I couldn't put my fork down. The wine was excellent and the pizzas were outstanding, made with the freshest ingredients including buffalo mozzarella. We will be back next year!

Credo di aver mangiato a Londra la pizza più buona degli ultimi anni! Naturalmente pizzaiolo napoletano che fa roteare la pasta della pizza con maestria! Ottima l' atmosfera , musica italiana e camerieri giovani e simpatici come solo i catanesi sanno essere! Credo meriti una cena se si ha nostalgia dei sapori italiani

This place pooks good, the service is friendly and good but the food is poor. You would be better off in Pizza express or one o the other chains if you want a good pizza.

I used to go often to this place 1 year ago and I think the food was definitely better. Anyway it is still good and the service is enjoyable

Locale posto in una delle piú belle zone di Londra: Chelsea. Locale caratteristico Italiano con una pizza buona fatta con ingredienti molto ma molto italiani e con un forno a legna ben in vista. Personale giovane simpatico molto attivo. Antipasti molto curati. Unico difetto acqua e birra portati a tavola a temperatura ambiente e cioé caldi.

Ausgezeichnetes frisches Essen aus tollen Produkten, freundlicher aufmerksamer Service. Sehr zu empfehlen!

This place didn't do it for me. Run by Italians - really?A reasonable atmosphere, what looked like a good menu, spoilt by poor quality food. Had olives and 'home-made' bread to start - the olives weren't great, no real attempt to give them much flavour. The bread would have benefitted from being served warm. The pizza was poor - the idea of serving on a platter board is a bit of a gimick, and would be ok if it was a good quality pizza. Pizza was a bit soggy, rather stodgy and lacking in toppings, and again lacked flavour. The mixed salad was unadventorous. Wine choice was below average (and expensive). Completed the meal with a double expresso - which was rather toxic.Staff were good and attentive.The place needs to look at the quality of it's food, and go back to it's supposed Italian roots.

Cosy little restaurant in Soho with affordable prices and good Italian food.If more than one at your table orders pizza, they combine it, so you can all share.

Le cadre est assez sympa et la nourriture est bonne.Apparemment c'est une petite chaîne de resto sur Londres.On y mange des pizzas vendues au mètre qui sont super, des pâtes, viandes,...Le service est rapide et notre serveur vraiment sympa.Resto parfait pour les groupes.

Just the worst dining experience at Made In Italy Mayfair.We ordered Parmigiana and Mussels to start. Both were close to being cold and there was very little sauce with the mussels. Normally there wouldn't be a mussel left, but even though we were sharing a starter we left over half.In between the starter and main, the waitress came over to fill up our glasses, she filled them nearly to the brim and then split some on the table. Accidents happen but no effort was made to clear up.We were quite hungry after the disappointing starters, but sadly the mains were even more disappointing. My carbonara was cold and the sauce gunky. Finally we ordered the bill... this involved getting up and finding someone as after waiting 15 minutes it was clear the staff has switched off.We left about 9.30... never to return.

Il posto è carino, se avete voglia di una buona pizza vi consiglio questo locale. È vero che se prendete la pizza e siete in due ne arriva una rettangolare per entrambi, ma se lo chiedi o se solo uno la prende, ti arriva una pizza rotonda come in Italia. Tra l'altro è veramente buona, soffice ai bordi e non tanto alta nel centro. In più e fatta nel forno a legna. Sicuramente il prezzo è un po' sopra la media delle pizzerie italiane, ma qui siamo in pieno centro a Londra. Buone anche le insalate, anche se servite un po' fredde. Consiglio a chi ha voglia di un po' di cucina italiana senza dover spendere tanto

We tried the pizzametro (metre long pizza) with 3 toppings between 6 of usTo quote Craig Revel-Horwood it was 'A-May-Zing'Best way ever to enjoy pizza as a group

A family group of 5 on a saturday night in February half term. I was passing at 5.30 and popped in to see if there was a table free a couple of hours later, fortunately there was.What a great night we had. The restaurant is reasonably small, had an excellent atmosphere with friendly and helpful staff.3 of us each ordered a pizza which came as one giant one which was a pleasant surprise. The food was very good and a meal for 5 (with drinks) was £30 each. Not bad for London theatreland prices.We had a great evening and I would recommend a visit.

We were going to see Jersey Boys so needed a restaurant that was near and didn't break the bank. This restaurant fitted the bill perfectly. Ordered off the pre-theatre menu which was a choice of three starters (we had the mushroom bruschetta) and then the mains were limited pasta menu or any pizza - cannot complain at this for a set price menu. We had two different pizza's between the two of us and didn't realise that it would come by the metre. What a pleasant surprise!! We had half a metre of pizza and enjoyed it thoroughly. Fast efficient service - we went peak time on a saturday night and were not left waiting for food and all our needs were attended to!I will be returning.

Can't seem to convince TripAdvisor not to write this review against Old Compton St when I actually went to the restaurant on James St, a short walk from Oxford St and up from St Christopher's place. Its only a small place, some outside seating, some on ground floor, and then upstairs. Went in for dinner with my father. The atmosphere is indeed good. Very friendly and attentive staff, service timely and not pushy. I had bruschetta to start which was excellent. My "divalo" pizza was tasty, but not really very spicy. House wine was good. Dad had pasta and had no complaints. Nice italian meal. Prices very reasonable - £50 for 2 for 2 courses plus wine. There are about 6 of these places through London.

Soho is trouble if you want to have a nice dinner on a saturday evening. All places are packed and the waiting list is long...Wondering around, we spotted this place, came in and we were told that we had to wait 10 minutes. In less than that we were seated by the manager. The atmosphere is great: Italian music playing, Italian staff (all very friendly) and cozy decor.We had the mixed starter (which the waiter kindly suggested) and two pizzas. The pizzas are served by lenght, so if you order more than one they will bring you a long wooden board (25cm for every pizza you order, up to 1 meter). We had 50 cm pizza, which looked and was delicious. Best pizza in London together with Fratelli La Bufala.Dessert was good, the waiter kindly suggested the Tiramisù, homemade and really good.Total bill: 1 mixed starter, 2 pizzas, 1 bottle of wine, water, 1 tiramisù = £ 60Top tips: 1. If you come to this place and order pasta, you are a moron and should not post bad reviews2. Come with few friends and enjoy the pizza by the metro!3. If you speak Italian they are more friendly with you

Myself and 2 friends went to Made in Italy restaurant in James Street on 16th January. The atmosphere is nice, the staff friendly and service great. It's not so loud that you can't have a decent conversation, the starters were spectacular, and, as a vegetarian, I really appreciated a separate veggie selection. The pizzas were great, as was the house wine, the Limoncello dessert, beautiful. We had a lovely time, prices very reasonable, I would thoroughly recommend this restaurant.

There is a lot of food choice in James Street but we thought this one looked good from the outside. Whilst the food we had was not really too bad, it was just really really bland. Service was not too hot either - we were seated upstairs and gave up waiting for staff to show their face so went downstairs to settle the bill on the way out, leaving many people upstairs who seemed similarly frustrated at the slow service. The manager seemed genuinely surprised that we did not enjoy our meal so we may have just chosen badly - unfortunately we will not be giving them a second opportunity for them to prove this theory.

Pizzaen er nok god, når den kommer ud af ovnen. Men for lang afstand mellem køkken og serveringslokalet gør at den en halvkold ved ankomst, ligesom lokalet, hvor døren hele tiden åbnes, når mad skal hentes. Uopmærksomt personale -høje priser med påtvungen serveringsafgift oven i hatten.

We went to Made in Italy Restaurant in James Street last Saturday evening, the 5th of January.The atmosphere was very nice and the staff very welcoming. Starters and the Pastas arrived on time, and were very tasty and delicious.Unfortunately, we were too full to order a dessert, but the Tiramisu at the next table looked amazing. We highly recommend this place for dinner and we will definitely come back soon.

I don't usually write reviews but this time I think I should. Went to Made in Italy ( 50 James Street) earlier this evening and must say THE WORST ITALIAN FOOD I have ever eaten in London. When we came in ( group of 4) were told that there are no pizzas for at least another half an hour as their oven was not ready. We were starving so had no problem ordering something else. We ordered 1 starter and 4 pastas ( usually Italian portions are quite generous and are more than enough to fill us up). It took 45 min for the starter to arrive looking very presentable and it was very nice. A few minutes later we asked waitress how long it would take for food to arrive and were told not more than 5 min. 15 min later and we are still at the table with no food ( that's over an hour since we were seated) and an empty restaurant. After asking for a second time when are we going to eat the food arrived... i wish it didn't. We ordered Spaghetti alla Carbonara and 3 of Paccheri a Core e Mamma. Spaghetti hardly had any meat in it or anything really apart from spaghetti. 3 of the other dishes couldn't look more different from each other (even though they were the same!!!) the only thing they had in common was being smudged all over plates. My pasta had two thin slices of mushrooms a bit of meat and some pasta, my friend's dish had few pieces of meat but lots of mushrooms. And it's not just the presentation it DID NOT TASTE GOOD the portions were quite small!!! If it wasn't for a fact that we were starving + waiting for well over an hour + raining outside WE WOULD RETURN FOOD AND LEAVE. DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME AND MONEY!!!! Would NOT recommend!!!

Siamo capitati a soho in un venerdì sera molto caotico, per non rischiare siamo entrati in questo ristorante italiano da dove si intravedeva il forno a legna dalla vetrina.Ci hanno fatto accomodare e consegnato i menù. Eravamo in tre e abbiamo preso due antipasti da dividere e una pizza a testa. Dal menù si legge chiaramente il nome della pizza e il prezzo (abbastanza caro, anche per essere un ristorante italiano a Londra), ovviamente una persona qualunque si aspetta una pizza tonda per quel prezzo. Invece no. Pizza al metro e in quantità ridicole (4 tranci a testa). Sul menù non si fa riferimento a nessun tipo di pizza al metro e i camerieri non lo fanno presente prima di ordinare. Veramente un peccato perchè il prodotto offerto da questo ristorante è veramente valido, però, così mi sono veramente sentito preso in giro e offeso. In più hanno cercato più volte di rifilarci pietanze mai ordinate con la scusa di aver sentito male. Approfittarsene così degli italiani in vacanza a Londra? No grazie!

I have been here a couple of times now and am always pleased with the service and the food. The pizza is great and they do these on long boards and the ingredients are always lovely and fresh. Would recommend!

Staff was ok, but food was horrible. Ordered from the specials menu a lasagna and chicken.The chicken became an intoxication! Vomiting all night! The lasagna had no taste at all.I wouldn´t recommend this restaurant ever in my life (50 James Street, W1U 1HB)

Piacevole sorpresa trovare una ottima pizza a Londra. Il personale è italiano. La pizza per più di due persone è a metro (25 cm a testa) farcita come si desidera; non sono tanti i tipi di farcitura disponibili, ma la pizza è buona, cotta con forno a legna, l'impasto a mio parere era ottimo. Non economicissimo confrontando con l'italia, ma a Londra è così. Il locale non è grande, converrebbe prenotare, ma il servizio comunque è veloce.

Girando per Soho, dopo una precedente infelice scelta, mi sono imbattuto in questa pizzeria. Piazza a metro buona (forno a legno), camerieri italiani, gentilezza e cortesia. Ero a Londra con i miei alunni e così ci sono tornato due giorni dopo con loro. Prezzo onesto (per Londra).

We went to Made In Italy for lunch with a group of 12 people and it was absolutely wonderful.The pizza was probably the best I have ever had and the value for money was excellent.We had to wait quite a while for our food to arrive but it was worth the wait, make sure you have time when you go.

Girando per covent garden dopo una giornata in giro per Londra decidiamo di non farci tentare nuovamente dal solito cinese o etnico ma di provare una pizzeria, convinti di andare in contro alma più disgustosa delle esperienze, la scelta cade su questa pizzeria che ci alletta per due motivi, il fatto che sia ancora aperta alle 22:30, orario che per Londra escluso i cinesi è difficile mangiare e il forno a legna ben in vista.decidiamo di prendere una mozzarella con bufala ed una porcini e speck. La pizza che ci viene servita è al metro su un tagliere rialzato l'aspetto è ottimo e presto anche il gusto risulta molto buono. Ingredienti veritieri anche se un po' poverina di condimento per i nostri standard ma veramente buona nel complesso, compreso i 36 euro pagati in due con pizza acqua birra moretti e caffè per Londra un buon prezzo se si vuole mangiare discretamente.