The best restaurants serving Italian food in Chiswick Homefields Hounslow London

I came with my friend in Donciccio deli. We took a special Calzone with ham and mozzarella and was very good. You can find a really Italian food. The staff was so friendly. I recommend you go to everyone.

After reading all the excellent reviews for this place I had to check it out especially as I was in the area. First of all the staff are very friendly and let you try all the flavours. They even kindly made me a fresh cannoli ☺️. The gelato was OK nothing special I've definitely had better. Portion size good.

I was at the restaurant next door and came out and was waiting for an uber. Some customers left and told us it was the best ice cream on London. They could see us looking in bit we were trying to be good lol. We had a few mins left and we tried to go in. But it was shut! The elderly gentleman saw and came and let us in. He served us and we said we'd like a small cone each and we are happy to pay full price. He said no no you only pay for what you buy! Bless him. The ice cream was amazing! We paid and left but I came back a few mins later with a paper tip for him. It was late and he was still working so hard. He was a bit confused but I said it was for his great service. He seemed happy and was so nice. Will go there again when I am back in the area, my kids would eat half the shop doh! Thank you kindly sir!

Walking around Chiswick and found this lovely place. They serve good coffee and a great toasted sandwich , nice friendly dutch lady running the place. I will be back.

We used to go to Casa Dino at least once a month and for whatever reason it fell out of the rotation. We had dinner there Friday night and it just reminded me what a gem of a place this is! The service is so caring and attentive - it really puts this place in a class by itself. The food is always stunning. I highly recommend Casa Dino for a nice evening out.

This was my third visit to the Beehive. We go because the staff are great and the food is good. However I needed to use the loo and was informed they didn’t have one. Sorry if a cafe is a sit down place for eating then a customer toilet is surely obligatory.

Excellent food, practically like being in Italy (which is truly unusual for an Italian restaurant abroad) and the unparalleled wine from the Villa! The location is convenient, discreet, and carries with it some of the irresistible charm of the original Villa di Geggiano in Siena. I highly recommend it

What a pretty looking bistro, on the bustling high street! As soon as we entered, we were given a very warm welcome. Our table was ready for us. It was a pleasant atmosphere. Our orders were taken quite promptly as well. The cafe wasn’t very busy. There were some tables for maybe breakfast or snacks. However, our order took about 45 minutes to arrive at the table. It was quite a long wait, especially for the kids. However, the kids' pesto pasta was delicious and so was the fried chicken escalope. We could taste the pasta freshly made, which is what we would expect at an Italian place. We also had the Sea bream special with vegetables, which was quite delicious. But in terms of roasted vegetables, there were only potatoes. However, apart from the wait - what really let us down was the mains that my husband and I ordered. I ordered Spaghetti Marinara with King Prawns and my husband ordered their special Seafood Spaghetti. As you can see from the photos, the king prawns were so small that I would not call them king prawns. Also, for both our dishes - the spaghetti seemed like it was out of a packet, not freshly made. I would at least expect that from an Italian establishment. Also, both the dishes were quite watery and bland. But the staff were quite friendly and attentive, and in spite of the food not upto the mark - we left with a smile on our face.

Never had a bad honest burger. Chiswick branch is always quick and good quality. Does not get as busy as central London ones - highly recommend

My wife booked a table a while back for lunch. It is a tiny restaurant, but somehow she booked a table that wasn’t the “Main Dining Room” — meaning a high stool/counter by the window of the “main dining room”. Not that we knew that. Why not call it the “Lousy High Chair Counter Table”? Then, there would be no disappointment. We left. Pizza good? No idea. Don’t need complex tables in a tiny one-room joint.

The pizza was nice and the staff friendly.