The best restaurants serving Italian food in Bread Street, Castle Baynard, Cordwainer, Dowgate, Farringdon Within, Farringdon Without, Queenhithe, Vintry, Walbrook City of London, Westminster London

Big respect to the manager. I complained about the portion size of the spaghetti bolognese and would have been happy with a bit extra but he was nice about it and offered me near enough the size of another portion for free.

Best pizza I ever eat! The burata and the tomatoes on the pizza were the real deal from Italy ! The one and only place that the ingredients are from the real Italian regions /farms. So yummy!!

The best pain au chocolate ive ever had. Lovely place, lovely staff and delicious food and drink . Can’t wait to come back!

This restaurant based near the Old Bailey, looks (from the outside) like a basic unassuming café. Do not let this put you off. The service and food are above average. This is one of those restaurants that should not be judged by appearance. .

Good atmosphere for after work drinks or a meal, our meal was tasty and came nice and quickly.

The food was ready for collection before the time. It would’ve been a better experience to have been notified right after so I could have gotten the food warmer.

Lovely stuff and location. Staff went above and beyond for us, especially Kai she was amazing . I cannot recommend enough!

Mi novia y yo estábamos hambrientos pero queríamos un almuerzo relajado. Este lugar está situado lo suficientemente lejos del bullicio principal de la ciudad que estaba casi vacío a las 12 en punto cuando llegamos. La camarera fue amable y nos hizo sentir bienvenidos. Precioso almuerzo relajado para 2 personas mejor por 2 por 1 con tastecard.

Been meaning to try here for a while so thought I’d pop in this morning for a croissant. Considering it was 8am I would en expecting lovely warm croissants fresh out the oven. Instead I got croissant as hard as a rock and stale. Wish I’d gone to Co-op around the corner and saved myself the money. Do not recommend.

Este lugar solía ser genial, así que me entristece escribir esta crítica.Personal inexperto que están tratando de aprender en el trabajo. Los empleados experimentados no ayudar a los jóvenes cuando le preguntamos, aparentemente tomando satisfacción en ver fracaso.Hoy ordené algunas baps de desayuno y un desayuno en una caja - los baps hicieron antes de la caja se inició y la izquierda para ir frío en el lado. Tuve que cambiar con una lámpara de calor.El fuerte tardaban mucho.... culminando en habichuelas frías se echaban a comida caliente. Cuando saqué, el servidor era consciente de que los granos deben ser hot... así que poner el desayuno entero en el microondas. En mi escritorio tuve que esforzarme por microondas dobles huevo de cemento y bacon que era chewier de biltong. Y no un morcilla a la vista!La pasión de la gente que abrió este lugar ha desaparecido y con la calidad.

The worst CARBONARA If I can call it like this, I've ever had. Gino talks about how the recipes shouldn't be changed when cooking Italian food but then this is what he serves in his restaurants. I also went to Camden one for dinner and we spent 100£. Polenta without salt. Pizza, chestnut cake and coffee were good. But this take away one on Fleet Street definitely ruined my lunch. Chicken Gorgonzola looks exactly the same like Carbonara, it has never seen Gorgonzola cheese with just a couple of cheap chicken pieces. In Carbonara no meat, only two pieces of fat, no egg and pasta is literally swimming in the cream. Meatballs too, no tomato and the meat was grey. Pasta shape always the same theres no way to chose and they don't even ask. Tasteless and awful. Plus stuff looks like zombies. The guy who calls when pasta is ready and the manager very kind. After today, Ill never go back. Guido's on Chancery is much much much better. At least carbonara is made with egg.

18 of us had lunch yesterday which was served wonderfully. The food was delicious & we returned after a special event at The Guildhall for coffee & drinks. A great restaurant if you’re looking for somewhere near The Guildhall.

Stopped here for an evening meal and won't rush back. Place looked tatty and quiet.Food was typical pizza fayre which was okay. Green salad was pathetic. Service was good but food and drink was overpriced. I can see why these kind of chains are struggling as the food hasn't changed whilst the competition has. Do yourself a favour and walk on by.