Super Tuscan in Tower Hamlets

I need to come clean from the start, but I have never visited this restaurant and only learned about it last night. So what qualifies me to write a subjective review. My family are currently on holiday and the owner and his family (who we had literally just met) invited us to their villa at exceptionally short notice (2 hours!) for what we had assumed to be a quick meal. In no uncertain words, it was one of the most memorable Italian meals we have ever had. A chicken liver pate that the owners wife had recently prepared was scrumptious and the smoked salmon and shrimp penne, I swear, was on a different level to any pasta dish I have ever tasted at any 1, 2 or 3 Michelin star restaurants and we are lucky enough to have been to many of them in London. So, and in short, my apologies for not being able, (yet!), to review the restaurant itself which we will be visiting in a couple of weeks time, but if last nights meal was a taste of things to come then we are in for an unexpected treat.

This place is a hidden gem of London. The food is absolutely delicious with fresh Italian produce and an evolving menu, the atmosphere is brilliant and the co-owners are incredibly welcoming. Try the wild boar ravioli - it’s insane. Highly recommend.

Small cosy restaurant, good for business client lunches. Can be tricky on noise levels if there’s two of you and you get sat in the wrong place, as acoustics are not always too good.

This is one of London’s true hidden gems, tucked away in a gorgeous passageway a stones throw away from Liverpool Street station this location is everything! The interior is stylish, whilst maintaining a welcoming and most importantly comfortable dining experience. Having dined at the bar previously these seats are super cool as a more immersive experience. I can’t do the food justice with mere words because each dish hits every one of your senses! Your eyes are drawn to the vibrant colours of the fresh Italian tomatoes, contrasting the smells of the fresh basil and the textures of the freshest Burrata in town - it is a gastronomic experience start to finish. I’d like me Italian wines aren’t your speciality I highly recommend asking Simon for a recommendation - speaking of the hosts for your experience these guys live, breathe, sleep and eat this restaurant! They are the life blood that makes this place so special - and keep us coming back even now that we’ve moved to Australia! If you think you’ve had good food, think again until you’ve had the Enoteca Super Tuscan experience!!!

A bijoux box of Italian delight! Still a fabulous place to go for some wonderful pasta dishes and super(!) Italian wine with a wonderful, cosy atmosphere.

Seriously??? Why is this restaurant not more recognised and acknowledged ? Had a such a great evening with 2 real foodie friends . Meal was amazing, thank you guys, we’ll be back. Xx

Average at best and very expensive. 5 pieces of tortellini was £25 and was honestly underwhelming. Dog friendly apparently, which to be honest having a stranger's dog sat next to you licking your hand while you're trying to eat an expensive meal is pretty unbearable.

Lovely staff, good wine and very good food - aubergine stack, sharing platter, peppers. The pannacotta was truly excellent. Only the bread was underwhelming.

This is an excellent place— very authentically Italian. I got the ragu and my wife had a spinach pasta; while I had the best ragu of my life, she did not take to her food. The manager / owner saw this and offered to make her a ragu plate for free. This was not only an extremely kind gesture, but it made the food and the experience all the better. Staff is attentive too. Please go and enjoy the food!

The second bite of the so called Fresh Tagliatelle of £25 WAS COLD (pic1). The entire plate comes with different heat of the pasta super weird. I never had such disappointing pasta being someone who tried countless great italian restaurants in London with an Italian bf. My first thought was IS THIS FROM THE FRIDGE & being heated up? They took it back and told me they have added different meat (pic 2) to calm me down. Btw this pasta was ready in less than 5 mins as I remembered I ordered around 8:05pm and still settling my bags down. It is not the place to go for authentic good Italian for the price. I left at 823pm. The ££ pound sign needs to be changed to £££ as it is not acceptable IF this is microwaved straight from the fridge & called it fresh Pasta.

Not authentic, starter good because no cooking involved! Pasta whilst homemade not good - of chewy consistency (I’ve had fresh pasta a million times maybe this was fresh but cooked badly..) Wild boar ragú didn’t taste of anything much likewise beef ragú bland. Do not waste your money here! Also service very unfriendly, real Italians welcome their guests, they take pride in the job, this place you hardly get a hello. Honestly don’t waste your money here…

This is such a fantastic spot right near Liverpool Street. I make a point to have dinner here everytime I’m visiting for work and it is always a fantastic meal. Family owned business, they remembered me and my coworkers after 3 months.

Nice but overpriced for what you get

Team lunch. Great food. Good wine. Intimate little place ob a charming narrow street

I haven’t been here for a couple of years. I first came around 2017. Probably been 6/8 times. It has maintained what I think it aims to be - namely an authentic , genuine “local” , “ family” Tuscan restaurant. Not a West End Roman restaurant catering to different experience seekers after more formality. And that is how it should be judged by a different bench mark where it scores very very well. The food choice is a wide selection. It is good , tasty and promptly delivered with a casual ease which is actually very professional and not easy to do in a small space . That is also part of the charm, just seeing the staff and cooks just getting on with their job without any fuss. A very relaxed and inviting place to be. It is a big plus to the area by being different . James Richards

A really cute cosy place and the food is absolutely amazing ! Delicious wine too ! I will be sure to go again the next time I am in London .

Overall a very expensive and underwhelming experience. The food just doesn’t feel great to the palate and portion size are inconsistent. The swordfish was unpleasant to eat (probably outdate) so it was returned. Small platters are not even enough for one person and charged at £15+ each. Porcini tagliatelle are charged at £40? Your although honest introduction about prices increasing can never justify this. The staff was polite although unfriendly. Would not recommend.

We’ve been going to Super Tuscan for many years and every time we go we have delightful food and fantastic service! The consistent excellent quality of the food over the years is a testament to the restaurant. On top of that Simon is so attentive and makes sure we have everything we need. Would recommend it as a lunch or dinner spot for some of the best Italian food in london

Ok experience. Wine was delicious but food was unfortunately underwhelming. I had the bruschetta which was just OK and the mushroom tortellini which was just OK as well. I may give it a try again, but overall was more disappointed than happy.

Love this little Italian spot. We keep an eye on the menu (normally updated daily on their website) for the taglioline with swordfish ragu, which is outstanding!

The most delicious Italian food. Everything on the menu was tempting. We went for arancini, a pizzeta and truffle taglioni. All of it was perfect. Great service and lovely atmosphere. Looking forward to my next visit already.

Always a place I return when I want high quality Italian food. Very friendly staff and reasonable in prices. Meals are always very well executed and I am never disappointed, even though there is something missing to reach perfection and I haven’t been able to pin point it yet, I will have to come again 😀 Wines are also very nicely picked, even for the entry priced

Loved everything about this wonderful restaurant nested in what seemed like 'Diagon Alley' near Liverpool Street Station. Food was lovely, light, and yet wholesome. They even had an earnest message at the top of their menu that spoke to the cost of living crisis and how they are still aiming to offer a fair price. We had a predominantly vegetarian spread which was wonderful and a treat in an Italian restaurant. Note: Their menus is refreshed regularly based on what is procurable from Italy and what is seasonal... so don't go by just what is available on Google.

Orecchiette with n’duja was outstanding. Pasta was cooked perfectly. The bread was wonderful paired with burrata and prosciutto. Really phenomenal meal.

Sehr gutes toskanisches Essen. Als Vorspeise hatten wir eine gut gewürzte Pizzeta und als Hauptgang gab es Schwertfisch mit Salsa Verde und frische Tagliatelle mit Artischocken. Beide Gerichte haben gemundet. Der Service aufmerksam und zuvorkommend. Die Preise normal für London. Seltsamerweise war hier nicht wie in London üblich das Trinkgeld inkludiert. Toll wäre es gewesen einen Gruß aus der Küche zu bekommen, oder ein bißchen Brot mit Salz und Öl, wie man es von anderen italienischen Restaurants gewohnt ist. Alles in allem aber ist es ein schöner Abend gewesen.

An absolutely amazing venue for an evening. The food was out of this world, the ambiance really allowed us to connect as a group. But the staff were superb in making us feel welcome and helping make choices to try things we wouldn't have done. Absolutely first class - thank you.

Outstanding food, a proper authentic Italian with a great ambience. We had a medley of deserts too which were fabulous

Amazing ambiance with an wonderful team. Food was extraordinary good! The desserts are a taste journey to paradise.

The service is superb. The food is amazing. It's all so fresh. The sharing burrata mixed platter is a must have. The blood orange with it, is tasty.

Our family has enjoyed multiple visits over the years to this terrific little city restaurant run by brothers Nick and Simon. However there was some gloom in the air as it is clear that the City continues to operate largely on a 3-day week with very little trade on Mondays and Fridays compared to the great pre-Covid days. Being in the City, there is no demand for weekends. Additionally, post Brexit and exacerbated by poor recent weather in the Mediterranean, product prices have rocketed. The boys were apologetic but had had to increase prices accordingly. Undaunted, my son and I tackled the menu with gusto after happily quaffing a decent bottle of prosecco (£35.00). The board of wonderful creamy burrata (£22.00) with juicy Sicilian blood red oranges (bang in season) and Datterini tomatoes was sensational. especially with fresh breads dipped in a spicy olive oil. The black Pizzetta della casa (£10.95) was covered in strips of porchetta and melted cheese, Excellent. However, we felt that the # two Scallops in shell (£15.90) were lost in a tsunami of bread crumbs. The pasta dishes of wild boar tortelloni (£21.95) and tagliatelle ragu (£24.95) were exceptional and were enhanced by the recommended bottle of Brunito 2020 (£35.95) which was superb value for money. We loved our return and had a marvellous dinner. Just hope that trade improves for these two empassioned Italian food lovers.

do not go here!! It is a scam restaurant , designed to trap tourists. The food is absolutely disgusting and overpriced. Would give it 0 out of 5 if I could.Paid over £70 just for 2 veal steaks which were literally inedible. The staff are completely useless and interested. Go to one of the other restaurants nearby, much better. When you go passed the window you will see that nobody goes there anyway, so just use basic common sense and avoid this place.

do not go here!! It is a scam restaurant , designed to trap tourists. The food is absolutely disgusting and overpriced. Would give it 0 out of 5 if I could.Paid over £70 just for 2 veal steaks which were literally inedible. The staff are completely useless and interested. Go to one of the other restaurants nearby, much better. When you go passed the window you will see that nobody goes there anyway, so just use basic common sense and avoid this place.

Was recommended by a business colleague. During a six(6) day swing thru Western Europe which included excellent meals every night - I must say the dinner experience at Enoteca Super Tuscan was absolutely the best of the week. Get a reservation- this spot is tiny Sit at the bar - overlooks the entire chef experience! Menu changes daily I’m told. We tried 3 apps and shared mains Staff was perfect Brilliant experience

This used to be a hidden gem and one of my favourite restaurants in London. However, on two recent visits, the quality of the food has dropped notably, and the prices have increased significantly. Menu hasn't changed for ages and daily specials have disappeared. Yesterday, just a very simple, average tasting bowl of spaghetti and ragu, and a glass of the cheapest red wine available, cost over £40.

It's always a joy to eat here; friendly, efficient and food to die for! We can't wait to go back so we can experience the foodie delights all over again!

Tiny, massively overpriced portions of quite good food. £24 for 5 pieces of tortellini. £25 for a tiny piece of swordfish with some supermarket bagged salad.

One of the best Italian spots in all of London if not the UK. outstanding menu selection and wine pairings offered. I just with they were open on the weekends.

Rustic atmosphere and great service

Wonderful! Best kept secret. Anything on the menu is fabulous but you must try the fried hazelnut gnocchi and ice-cream.

Service was very rushed, like they wanted us out of the restaurant. Probably due to the early closing time for the arean

Have looked forward to visiting this place for a long while and it lived up to expectations. Superb, freshly prepared Italian food. Friendly, efficient service. Recommended.

Discovered this restaurant yesterday. Client lunch. Excellent food & service. Recommend highly

Ah, one of the best Italian restaurant in London. Fresh ingredients, delicious food. Service is so welcoming and friendly. They change the menu according to the season to guarantee the freshness of all ingredients and it’s absolutely amazing. Yesterday night I took my sister and mum to taste delicious pasta. The atmosphere is so calm and cozy, you don’t even feel like you’re so close to Liverpool st. It’s also a perfect spot for dates and special occasions- cannot wait to take my ♥️ there.

Favourite local in Artillery Lane

We have been in this place The food was really good and the service was lovely thank you Alonso for taking care of us

Great, ever-changing menu. Solid wine list with value (for the City) throughout. The sausages and lentils (type varies, quality doesn't) are to die for. You could be in a back street in Lucca or Siena, if it weren't 7° rather than 17.

Cute little Italian restaurant where we could sit at the bar watching the chefs work. The food was decent and there was an extensive wine list.

Food and wine were incredible! Anna-Lisa’s service made the dinner even better

Dined with a colleague, and pleased with choice of restaurant. Not easy in this area to find something realistically priced. Fairly limited menu, but well enough. Pasta dish was excellent, and the salad. Wines by the glass, small but again, a reasonable choice. Efficient but nice service. As the restaurant is small, had some concerns about Covid, but our table was well away from others, and everyone abided by the rules re mask wearing.

Great food well cooked, friendly and informative service and good value for money

This has been a hidden gem for family suppers for several years with brothers, Nick and Simon, always providing a warm welcome and great food. However the on/off restrictions imposed by the CV-19 virus has clearly had an impact since March 2020 and being in the City, future trade prospects are hard to predict. As usual, we started with a fine bottle of Prosecco (£33.95) supported later by an Italian red Maremmante (£49.95). Starters of Buratta with Detterini tomatoes with a rich balsamic, fresh bread and dipping oil was sublime. The two small, black Pizzetta were also hot, crisp and delicious as was the aubergine stack, halibut and polpette but then either the food or our selctions went off track. Too much toasted bread, too many beans and too little meat characterised the next four dishes on to our table.. The overall bill for 4 with 15% gratuity was £281.21 - quite pricey for a Thursday night family supper but it would have been ok if the food was universally of a high standard. Let's hope their game improves for our next visit in early 2022

Really delicious Italian food The Burrata is unbelievable as a sharing starter The salmon pasta was glorious and the pizzetta was also lovely Small and cosy and worth a visit

Service is incredible, friendly and food is amazing too. Had the panna cotta for dessert which was lush. Thank you :)

We had the most amazing food at this little gem of a restaurant, the wine was fantastic, the staff friendly and helpful. We will definately be coming back here.

Superb quality food and drink in a cosy space

Fantastic food, a lovely ambiance, and excellent service. We had an excellent evening here!

Thanks for your patience in us finding you and being so late. Super food and exceptional service. Everyone knowing the old ladies had quite a journey.

If I could give 6 Stars on this review I would! Legit best Italian restaurant in London! Been to many and this one bites the biscuit! I just know you cannot get anywhere better. Food is mouthwatering, service is outstanding, layout is warming and inviting! If you read this review and go elsewhere, your crazy! Go now, book a table and let the try taste of Italy come to you as soon as you enter the restaurant!

We had dinner here and really enjoyed it. It’s only a small place and open Monday to Friday . Service was excellent and food superb. Would happily recommend.

Amazing Italian restaurant at really good prices - a must go if you are in the area! Much better and cheaper than many restaurants in the area.

Truly authentic and awesome wine list. Staff is super friendly and helpful.

Came here for my birthday yesterday together with partner. Excellent food and wine. The charcuterie and cheese board was exceptional, and the choice of products superlative and uncommon. Lovely service. We will come back soon :) ps. I am from Tuscany myself and I can say this place brought me back home for some hours. Truly recommended

Can’t wait till this place reopens! Came in here the week before Christmas for a celebratory drink. No decent wines by the glass (check Vivino or Wine Searcher ratings beige you order anything). No matter, we’ll compromise on what three different friends want and get a bottle. Here, anything with a half decent rating starts at well north of £50, and quickly accelerates. Not such a prob, only upon opening the menu a small note flutters out: ‘We do not accept Amex for card payments of less than £150’. That seemed odd; I’ve never seen a business of any description set such a high threshold for the use of Amex. When the maitre’d came to take our order, I politely asked why this was. ‘They charge five times as much as the other card providers.’ I pointed out this wasn’t true: MasterCard and Visa have both upped their merchant fees in recent years to the point where they’re on a par with Amex. (Disclosure: I don’t work for Amex or care about them as a company - I use all three major card providers, but would rather, as a paying customer, choose which I get to pay with). ‘Well, it also takes more than a week for them to deposit the cash in our accounts after they’ve charged you.’ I pointed out this wasn’t true either (I do work in finance, and know a bit about the vagaries of the various payment networks). This very rapidly descended into the manager shouting: ‘LOOK, WE JUST DONT TAKE IT ALRIGHT, SO CHOOSE ANOTHER CARD TO PAY WITH’. Sod what the customer thinks then. Once again, the week before Christmas! Addendum: if you’re feeling fresh, you CAN pay for any bill amount with your Amex; if a merchant accepts the card, they can’t control the amount you pay with. So I suggest whipping out a different card, or readying ApplePay, and then paying for that £50 bottle with your BA Airmiles card.

Can’t wait till this place reopens! Came in here the week before Christmas for a celebratory drink. No decent wines by the glass (check Vivino or Wine Searcher ratings beige you order anything). No matter, we’ll compromise on what three different friends want and get a bottle. Here, anything with a half decent rating starts at well north of £50, and quickly accelerates. Not such a prob, only upon opening the menu a small note flutters out: ‘We do not accept Amex for card payments of less than £150’. That seemed odd; I’ve never seen a business of any description set such a high threshold for the use of Amex. When the maitre’d came to take our order, I politely asked why this was. ‘They charge five times as much as the other card providers.’ I pointed out this wasn’t true: MasterCard and Visa have both upped their merchant fees in recent years to the point where they’re on a par with Amex. (Disclosure: I don’t work for Amex or care about them as a company - I use all three major card providers, but would rather, as a paying customer, choose which I get to pay with). ‘Well, it also takes more than a week for them to deposit the cash in our accounts after they’ve charged you.’ I pointed out this wasn’t true either (I do work in finance, and know a bit about the vagaries of the various payment networks). This very rapidly descended into the manager shouting: ‘LOOK, WE JUST DONT TAKE IT ALRIGHT, SO CHOOSE ANOTHER CARD TO PAY WITH’. Sod what the customer thinks then. And once again, the week before Christmas! Addendum: if you’re feeling fresh, you CAN pay for any bill amount with your Amex; if a merchant accepts the card, they can’t control the amount you pay with. So I suggest whipping out a different card, or readying ApplePay, and then paying for that £50 bottle with your BA Airmiles card.

Special place to visit in London!!

Really delicious pasta and great atmosphere

Excellent food!! We had the wild boar ravioli and the ragu. For dessert, the chocolate torte with pistachio gelato. Everything complemented each other perfectly! I would recommend this amazing restaurant again and again. Exceptional flavors!

Top notch Tuscan Italian cuisine, cozy atmosphere, genuine staff.

Amazing place and the staff were really friendly!! A great little restaurant and also a very pleasant place for good italian cooking 🤩

After having had a lovely meal at the Grapshots, minus dessert, my friend and I decided to have a mini food crawl and visit Enoteca Supper Tuscan for a cheese plate and more wine. We had had it recommended and we certainly weren't disappointed. We had the Antipasto di Formaggio for 2. Wonderful selection of 6 different tasty Italian cheeses, olives, salad leaves and small marinaded onions. It was a very generously loaded plate which we felt was good value at £12 each. Great Italian wine to accompany it. Despite turning up quite late in the evening they were very welcoming. The food being prepared in the kitchen smelt and looked great. We highly recommend a visit.

Increíble lugar una pequeña joya de sabores. Fuimos allí con dos amigos y nos encantó la comida. Prueba el Bruschette Varie, Gamberi Fritti, Tortelloni ai Funghi, Tagliatelle al Ragu Patate al Forno, pero lo MEJOR fue Fagioli alla Toscana, una sopa de frijoles que también se hizo en Grecia y que fue absolutamente deliciosa.Era un poco caro, pero pagas para obtener buena calidad, así que lo disfrutamos. !¡Gracias! ¡Volveré! !

A great little restaurant tucked away near Spitalfields. Excellent food & attentive service. A superb Burrata to start followed by Salmon Ravioli.

Uncomfortable seating great fresh pasta overpriced

Great food and service - the specials are worth the price! Perfect ambience for a date night and/or a comforting lunch!

Italiano distinto, platos estupendos y trato personal muy agradable.

With a seating capacity of about 25 persons, this Italian restaurant is a very pleasant place for good Italian cooking with a touch of some experimentation by the cook, which generally works fine. Good selection of wines, and overall very impressive and friendly.

Prometimos encargarnos de nuestros pedidos, pero dos botellas de Prosecco de la casa (31.95 cada una) pronto arruinaron nuestra intención de Nueva York. Comenzamos con su plato característico de Burrata clásico y los dulces tomates Datterini de Sicilia rociados con balsámico añejo, buen aceite de oliva virgen extra con ciabbata y éramos como masilla en las hábiles manos del propietario Simon. Pronto estábamos navegando a través de la crujiente y negra Pizzetta Della Casa (8. 95), King vierte de dos maneras (12. 95), Cardoncelli (9, 95) sabrosos, masticables champiñones forrajeros y otras delicias bañadas con una Vernaccia triunfante. (33. 95) cuando mi hija llegó para aspirar cualquier comida y bebida. Nuestra única preocupación era que toda la suela de Dove cocinada lentamente en el horno estaba probablemente sobrevendida (29.95) ya que era pequeña y bastante huesuda. Esta es la primera decepción que puedo recordar.

As a group of friends, we have been coming to this restaurant for a few years culminating in what turned out to be an annual tradition of having a Christmas celebration here! It’s pretty expensive place but the food is good and we like the fact that it empties out in the afternoon. However, sometimes there’s an interaction with the staff that suddenly changes your perception of the restaurant! Today, we spent the best part of the afternoon enjoying each others company having spent quite a lot on the meal. Upon asking for the bill a friend stated , in a light hearted fashion, that it would be great if we could have a complimentary limoncello.Unfortunately the manager felt the need to lecture us on the fact that he doesn’t get free drinks from his supplier and so we shouldn’t either. Funnily enough, we have never experienced such a long winded refusal from our local high street Italian where this is provided without even a prompt!A simple “I’m sorry ” would have done to avoid embarrassing my friend. One assumes they don’t tip their suppliers, yet we do!To this end, we decided to subtract 2.5% off the tip and will take our traditions elsewhere! In summary- good food, bit expensive but should take more time not to embarrass their customers in a public forum!

A very cozy spot with excellent food and service. Have never been disappointed when dining at Enoteca.

We introduced our neighbours to this little gem in the City on a Tuesday evening. They were encouraged by the warmth of the welcome from brothers Nick and Simon but astounded by the sheer quality of the food. This restaurant is not cheap if you succumb to the recommendations for both food and wine but you will be assured of a fantastic evening as we were. Their burrata is consistently the best in London - the soft shell cheese wrapped around a creamy centre, served with the intensely flavoured Datterini tomatoes from Sicily and drizzled with a thick, unctuous balsamic is a gourmets heaven on a plate. Follow with their crisp, black pizza overlaid with vegetables, roast cheese wrapped in prosciutto and you are on your way to a truly memorable meal. However, this time we opted for the 1.3gms bone-in-rib (£105) to share with added rosemary sautéed potatoes and lightly braised cavolo nero and it was magnificent - rare, flavourful and such a treat.This remains my favourite Italian in London. Well done boys !!

una piacevole sorpresa,un angolo di italianità a Londra,in un locale ben curato,tagliata e patate al forno ottime e personale molto cordiale

We recently visited here for lunch. It is quite small but luckily we had a booth. The staff were friendly and the food was nice.

Probably the best local Tuscan restaurant in London. Truly Italian. It was like being in a local restaurant in Chianti or Siena. Everything about it was authentic. My mate and I found earlier this week when we met and we walked in and forced them to give us a table without a reservation. The cheek! Very small so you must reserve but the smaller, the better. Considering it’s a super small and cosy restaurant, we settled to eat at the bar, watching the Italian chefs cook and banter. Super cool! Highly recommended. The ragu and wild boar though... Loved the wine selections as well. Staff were polite, helpful, friendly and the owners made us feel very welcome Exquisite service. Loved it and certainly going back with my Italian friends.

Good but pricey for the size and quality. 18 for an ok pasta that didn't really fill me in is in my opinion too much

I ate here with a colleague on a Thursday evening.

I visited this place with my boss for an early dinner on a Thursday night, and it was really crowded! However, the service was good and my request for a nut free vegetarian meal was well catered to. I had the truffle pasta which was nice and fresh. Overall, we had a nice time here.

Good food, al dente pasta, modest portion size, expensive good Prosecco

A little Italian gem near Spitalfields. Great little place with freshly prepared seasonal food. A good menu plus specials board. Friendly & attentive service. I had the courgette flower with cream cheese, deep fried, to start followed by the wild boar tortellini. Both were excellent & full of flavour. Washed down with a couple of Moretti’s. An excellent lunch & will definitely come back soon.

Nice folks here. A little crowded but no wait for pur food. Good tasty saisage and lentils.

Just enjoyed an excellent meal in this super cosy restaurant. Very friendly service. Menu supplemented by specials which are enthusiastically described by staff. We shared delicious figs stuffed with cheese and roasted peppers to start. I had the superb fish ragu and my husband had the meat ragu. Good wine. Not cheap but for London, excellent value.

This is a rather small facility, but big on taste and service! You must get reservations as this is a well known local Italian delight. The menu changes frequently and they have a large wine list. The action in cooking takes place in front of you by a young upbeat Italian staff. I had the rabbit special which was delightful. If you can find it, you will be in for a great treat!

Our family are now regulars at this small but delightful Italian restaurant run in "hands on" style by Simon and his brother. It is a treat just to hear Simon explaining the specials of the day as he knows the provenance of every item. The wonderfully creamy burrata with Sicilian dattorini baby tomatoes and intense balsamic oil dressing is almost a signature dish and just has to be ordered. Try the deep fried courgette flower stuffed with mozzarella cheese - deeply satisfying as was the small black pastry pizza with vegetable topping but also leave room at the starter stage for the spicy sausage fritter with superb parmesan sauce.

Home made tasty food, big wine list

Nos metimos en este pequeño restaurante lejos del mercado de Spitalfields para escapar de la lluvia entrante en base a las reseñas rápidas. Y nos sorprendió gratamente encontrar que el servicio era bueno, pero lo más importante es que la comida era increíble.

This place is such a find. The food is delicious and the hosts are brilliant

Fresh and tasty food. Great wine list.

Great food, great service, great selection of Italian wines

Lovely wine & place. However £20 for a meats and cheese platter you’d expect it to come with bread - having to pay an extra £3 for bread isn’t cool guys, not cool.

Good food, good service. Excellent wine list. I really recommend!! It is just a little bit difficult to find the place.

La parte frontal del personal de la casa son geniales. La comida es fantástica y el menú siempre se complementa con el menú de especialidades, que es una experiencia en sí misma.