Terra Terra in Camden

Excellent experience here, food was fantastic - really tasty, and authentically Italian. Pasta makes up the bulk of the main course offer and my dish was as good as any pasta dish I’ve had. Great range of Italian wines too, plus some excellent cocktails. Service was friendly and swift and the restaurant well kept with a nice, contemporary design. In addition to the inside space, Terra Terra has a rooftop dining area with a retractable roof, though this wasn’t offered as an option on my midweek lunchtime visit. Highly recommended.

Not worth it - you are better off with a microwave meal from Waitrose which is just across the road. Terrible foot! Chicken had too much salt, overpowering seasoning which I couldn’t make sense of its flavourings - served with peppers soaked in oil and plenty of salt. Carbonara gnocchi was disgusting to too at - I couldn’t believe they call such food Italian. The service was awful - only two waiters serving all tables!

We visited this restaurant due to its high reviews, expecting an authentic Italian dining experience. As an Italian who has frequented many Italian restaurants in London, I was appalled by the incredibly low standards from this restaurant. We ordered lasagna, bread, croquettes, and Bolognese, and all the food arrived stone cold. My friend’s Bolognese had no sauce or herbs and looked like boiled meat with noodles and parsley on top. My reheated lasagna tasted like dog food, and the bread was stale. The overall quality was absolutely disgusting I believe the reviews to be fake. When I brought up our issues to the manager he promised to adjust the bill but only removed the inedible lasagna which was sent back and bread. When I reminded him about the poor quality of the rest of the food, the manager became irate, threw a dish at his waiters, and finally gave a 20% discount. The male waiter was so nice throughout the night, so we didn't want to reduce or reduct the service charge, but the manager's disgraceful behavior and the revolting food made for a horrible experience. I will never recommend this place to anyone who enjoys and knows good food because this certainly was not that. Avoid this place if you're seeking genuine Italian cuisine.

Mediocre food , expensive for what it is , pasta was overcooked which is unforgivable and lots of screaming unruly children running around Staff were very nice and friendly though If you’re staying at the adjacent Quarters apartment it can cause an awful lot of noise too , especially in the evening when people have windows open …

We found this stylish and friendly restaurant by accident on a recent trip to the nearby theatre. What a find! We both had pasta (homemade by the restaurant's Italian chefs) dishes: I had the rocket pesto with endame beans and my friend had Pasta Alla Norma. Both plates were delicious. We were already full up but could not resist the desserts. I had the mango and passionfruit panna cotta and my friend had the lime cheesecake. We left the restaurant very happy and very full. We will definitely be back.

Visited for a pre theatre lunch on a very wet Saturday lunchtime. Friendly welcoming service and only 10 minutes walk from Hampstead Theatre. Interesting menu with Italian classics as well as some more unusual dishes. The Rigatoni alla Norma was excellent with fresh pasta made by their Italian chefs. I look forward to returning.

A big thank you to Selena for organising my husband lunch party. Everything went well and we had a fantastic time, great food and excellent service. I would definitely recommend you for special events. Olinda Smith

Wonderful sitting outdoors in this unique setting between two modern buildings on Finchley Street. The menu is creative, quite reasonably priced and the cooking and flavouring is absolutely sublime. Plenty of choice between different meats, fish and several tasty vegetarian dishes, all beautifully presented. The restaurant offers a fine selection of wines and service is efficient and professional.