The best restaurants serving Italian food in Southwark London

I visited Herne Hill to meet a friend for lunch at Peachy Goat, on her recommendation. It has a great location, a few minutes from Herne Hill station, and has seats in front, in the main area inside, and at the back. The menu is plant-based only, which for vegetarians and vegans - and the self-conscious is great. The downside of the menu is that many of the menu choices also include wheat, so gluten sensitive people will have a more limited choice. However, I ordered the polenta and vegetables dish, which was good, and we ordered some well-priced wine. The staff were incredibly helpful and welcoming and full of smiles and in the late Summer weather, with windows open, we both enjoyed the lunch. I would visit again, but the lack of gluten free options mean that I might return just to hang out with friends with wine and French fries.

top[ quality home made pizza and pasta with freindly effecient service .We look forward to visiting again next time in london

Great ingredients, making great food in a great atmosphere. Small & personal, it's like you have a guest chef preparing dinner in your own kitchen. Your food is prepared in front of your very eyes, You can see & then taste each individual ingredient in your meal. From stove to table in 10 - 15 seconds max. Excellent wine choices to suit your main.

Great food for an affordable price. I strongly recommend their burgers and sweet fries. Tastes Fresh. Got great sauces.

Puedo recordar el área de Queens Road desde finales de la década de 1970 y siempre fue, hasta hace poco, nada más que discreto, funcional y cada vez más violento. Afortunadamente, las cosas han cambiado dramáticamente en los últimos años con abundantes opciones de comida y bebida de una manera que antes era inimaginable (aunque echo de menos tener una tienda local de fish'n'chips, aunque como la teníamos en los viejos tiempos) y aunque el área local está llena de drogadictos y borrachos que, extrañamente, no se siente tan peligroso como solía hacerlo. "The Stillroom" es un emblema de este renacimiento, una porción de la sofisticación de la Europa continental en un vecindario donde la mayoría de los residentes locales todavía no pondrían un pie en ese lugar. Este lugar se encuentra en algún lugar entre ser una tienda de delicatessen, cuevas y caf, principalmente en un estilo italiano. Debo admitir que solo uso este lugar para bebidas no alcohólicas y comida del almuerzo. El menú de comida aquí es algo limitado y nunca parece cambiar, pero eso está bien porque sé que puedo obtener un excelente sándwich de vegetales y queso a la parrilla y café negro para 7. 50: el equivalente en el West End sería al menos 2 más caro y no tan bueno. El café aquí es consistentemente decente, pero en Peckham se puede encontrar mejor café. En cuanto a sus bebidas sin alcohol, recomiendo el zumo de naranja recién exprimido. Mi hermano jura por sus huevos y panes bio - dinámicos. Mi única crítica de este lugar es que hace bastante calor allí en el verano. Si se encuentra en el área de Queens Road o es el tipo de local que aprecia las mejores cosas de la vida, definitivamente vale la pena probar este lugar. Sin duda, es superior a la "Blackbird Bakery" un poco más adelante.

Not sure where the other reviewers went but my experience of the pork Ragu was extremely underwhelming. Tiny bowl of pasta with a small amount of meat and no sauce. Partner had the laksa from another stall which was very good.

Este es el mejor helado. Bastante caro, pero solo necesitas una pequeña cantidad porque es bastante rico. Tantos sabores interesantes.

Still the best pizza on Lordship Lane for us. This time we wanted a dry, white wine in the heat and they introduced us to Pecorino. Not a cheese but a pale, dry white wine we’d not heard of and would definitely have again. Like traditional Italian pizza - the choice may look small if you’re used to choosing from the more American types of pizza? Looking for restaurant seating not seats at a takeaway pizza place? Then definitely recommend. Staff are always friendly. No problem when we asked to add ingredients to a pizza. Pizza and a pint for under £20, or there’s a reasonable wine list

The staff is really friendly, the coffee is average, but they have "every third coffee is free" offer

This little restaurant used to be very nice and special. Grilled meat is still quite good but prices have risen and the staff despite still being friendly are very slow... no longer using the butcher services either after a couple of disappointing attempts, including where they didn't have even meat we had reserved in advance...

Great pizza, friendly staff. We had a reservation for 10, the service was smooth, food came quickly and everyone was served at the same time. The pizzas were tasty and perfectly cooked. The staff entertained us with jokes and laughter! Highly recommended!!

Delicious pizza and desserts. The staff is extremely nice. If you are looking for a great Italian food in London, visiting this place is mandatory! Sometimes it might be difficult to get a table since the place is very popular, but it's definitely worth waiting.

Wasn’t expecting much as we were on a tight schedule and just needed to find something decent in between Tate visit and train home. When I saw the price of the specials board we nearly left, thankfully the normal menu was a bit kinder, so gave it a go. Really glad that we did, some really nice wines by the glass (With some good commentary and biog of the wines), very good steak tartare, which would’ve been very good on its own, but came on a bed of dauphinoise potato (or similar kind of thing anyway) and Parmesan grated on top. For a starter, the steak tartar and anchovies were pretty substantial and I was wondering if we had ordered too much with the pasta and Main to come. (anchovies were terrific, and the bread they came with was good with about half a pack of really lovely butter.) rigatoni with oxtail ragu Next, very good, Glass of house Merlot, made me want to be in the mountains. Then we had home-made meatloaf with house salad. The meatloaf was probably under selling itself with that name, (I am sure there must be a more fancy Italian name for it?) it was first class. Tiramisu was (by this time) unsurprisingly good. Okay, the bill was a bit heavy, and we hadn’t intended to spend or eat quite this much, however in this postcode you could probably spend the same or more and have nowhere near as good a meal. (Based on what we ate, I would probably imagine a starter and glass of wine would be just right for a weekday lunch?) very glad we came here, very pleasantly surprised overall. (The owner chucked in a couple of amaretti at the end, too, nice touch 🥳)

Food was yummy and service was fast and friendly. Thanks Anna!

I had an excellent very fresh salad nicoise and my companion had a lasagna which looked good and which she enjoyed That was followed by a generous helping of affogato. Pleasant, prompt service and, as requested, we were given a quiet table. The was no pressure to leave as soon as we finished eating (we had a living news to catch up on)