The best restaurants serving Italian food in Hammersmith and Fulham London

Bishops serves freshly squeezed orange juice at £6, but it is not squeezed at the premises and definitely not fresh. Mushroom risotto, the chef really needs to learn what risotto is, not a clue. Paid £26 for the above. Will never return

Super tasty food with great service. The parmigiana is the best i have ever had. I normally prefer thin crust pizza but their crust amazing

Wonderful deli with friendly knowledgeable staff. Have been going here for over 20 years! Love it! Great selection of homemade food each day. Top quality!

My partner and I came here for date night, it was fantastic! We had the truffle croquettes, burrata to share and then I had the Pasta Puttanesca. Amazing food and amazing service. Also MUST try the Tiramisu for dessert. Highly recommend! They even gave us Limoncello shots on the house after!

The service was incredibly slow with orders being forgotten and simple requests taking an inordinate amount of time - causing serious frustration across most of the diners for breakfast. I felt sorry for the staff - they were obviously young and inexperienced but there was no one in charge. More disappointing was the food - our order of a selection of Italians breads and some jams before ordering brunch was (eventually) served up with what looked like a Lidl Value white loaf with little plastic pots of cheap jam. Again, felt sorry for the staff as we listened to every customer leaving expressing their frustration as they left. This sort of place could be quite good but clearly lacks any type of leadership.

La mejor pizza hasta ahora en Londres! Me encantó el de las anchoas! Escogí a Sandy para reunirme con un par de amigos para un sábado para ponerme al día y fue una gran elección. La pizza increíble y los brownies eran súper geniales. Agreguen un ambiente súper relajado y un gran servicio. ¿Qué más se puede pedir? ! Gracias por cuidarnos tan bien.

I got delivery and it was easily one of the worst pizzas I have ever had in my life,would never order from here again.

This was family celebration. We went to Vicino on the recommendation of one of the party. Sadly, it must have changed management as it was unrecognisable. The silver service and caring waiters had been replaced by rude and unhelpful waiting staff, reflecting the attitude of the manager (owner?) who was just unpleasant. We asked to be moved to another table but this was denied notwithstanding that it was empty all evening. This is the worst meal I can ever remember having. The service was slow, and people were served at different times. It seemed throughout that we were being done a favour by reluctant staff. When the food did come, there were no redeeming features. The pasta was a congealed mass. The muscles were overcooked and dry. The lasagna was microwaved and stodgy. The gamberoni were shrivelled. The calamari looked as if they had come from a frozen packet. Even the asparagus special was ruined. I usually enjoy liver which should be of good quality and lightly cooked; what was served was of poor quality reheated in a sauce which can only be described as uniquely dreadful. The Pinot and Barbera were of very low quality and almost undrinkable. To cap it all the bill was substantially more than I anticipated.

Our go to for kids birthdays. Their pizza Taglio is the best option for large groups always hot and always on time.

Amazing food and service, very friendly staff especially Samanta e Mattia.

Very polite and kind staff food good atmosphere friendly and quiet perfect place for lunch fabulous wine and are waiting staff were very helpful and knowledgeable

I recently dined at Al Forno , a cozy spot in the heart of the city known for its authentic Italian cuisine. The ambiance was warm and inviting, with rustic decor that gave it a traditional Italian feel. The service was attentive, and the staff were friendly, providing helpful recommendations from the menu. As for the food, it did not disappoint. I started with the bruschetta, which was perfectly toasted with fresh tomatoes and basil. For the main course, I had the pasta carbonara, which was creamy and rich, with just the right balance of flavors. My dining companion opted for the margherita pizza, and the crust was light and crispy, topped with fresh mozzarella and basil. Dessert was a highlight — the tiramisu was indulgent, with layers of coffee-soaked sponge and mascarpone that melted in your mouth. However, one thing detracted from the overall experience: the cleanliness of the facilities. The toilets were unfortunately smelly, which was surprising given the restaurant’s otherwise high standards. It was an unpleasant discovery and felt out of place for a restaurant of this caliber. In conclusion, while the food and service were top-notch, the issue with the toilets did affect the overall experience. I hope they address this soon, as Al Forno has the potential to be an outstanding dining spot. We enjoyed the food 👻🧠💎🌝🥳🐼🐦🎃😘‼️😍🤷‍♀️

An amazing little pub hidden just a quick walk away from Shepherd’s Bush. Had a pork belly Sunday roast. Didn’t expect the skin to be so crispy and the veggies were delicious! I loved the Yorkshire pudding but it was my first time having it. Great first dinner experience in London!!!

Service friendly but felt hurried starter fine but chicken tough looked very dry and overcooked many times not enjoyably

Terrible restaurant, absolutely not to go there