The best restaurants serving Italian food in England

A hidden gem in the little town of Millom in Cumbria. Excellent food, with engaging and responsive staff. A must visit Italian restaurant.

Lovely place. Great food and friendly polite staff. I mean GREAT food, fine dining level.

Por segunda vez en Londres elijo The Larce. Maravillosa comida, maravilloso servicio por Emanuela & Sairon 🔥 Me encanta este lugar!

Really lovely restaurant. The waitresses were very friendly. My wife wanted a vegetarian nut-free option which they made fresh for her with ingredients she liked. A real small gem. Very busy which is good because it’s popular. Would go back!

We have been coming to Bellini’s for years as the food is amazing as are the hosts Salvo and Valeria. We have always been made so welcome, My daughter and I had fillet steaks followed by Valeria’s homemade lemon cheesecake on our last visit. The setting is lovely in summer as right on the canal and lots of outdoor seating. Would highly recommend.

Amazing restaurant, fabulous place ,best Italian around . Family restaurant with the best service , couldn’t do enough for us . I will certainly be going again .

This place within walking distance of a close relative, so when we visit about twice a year we usually have a dinner there. One again we were entirely satified and happy with our different meals , and the service and general hospitality were exemplary. I have other revues on here for previous visits

2nd time I have been and it was just as good as the first. The food and service are exceptional.

Came here for breakfast 4 times its cheap and good for Mayfair area

Lovely. We dropped in for a quick meal on a journey and it was all good.

Only reason im leaving a 5 star review was how my problem was handled. Walked miles to get some bruchetta, apparently they were all out. Asked if i can just have plain one without the truffle, assuming how can a italian place be out of tomatos, but denied. Ordered the lasagna and it was pretty much a soup of grease and lasagna bits. I haven't sent anything back in years but it was inedible, mouth coated in grease. The owner however was very polite and professional about it. I understand im going against the owners 60year family recipe, but lets take a stroll into the now and realize eating a bowl of grease isn't going to fly these days. I like to live without heart disease. Still thank you to owner for being a respectful person, I wouldn't go here again but I appreciate places that know what its like to be courteous.

Simply and casually furnished in an imaginatively refurbished 18th century property close to the square. Service is very friendly, heavily reminiscent of the casual atmosphere in countryside Italian restaurants and not pushy. The menu is extensive in an era of increasingly limited choice and pricing is sensible. The tasty Murano lager and house Puglian red were surprisingly premium in taste and drinking enjoyment. The kitchen is open to the restaurant and a hive of co-ordinated activity. We tried a selection of seafood, Pasta and pizza dishes and very much enjoyed our dining experience here. The pizza has a delightfully thin base; the toppings are unusually generous and, crucially, fresh. It's a cut above many Italian restaurants that are now losing their individuality and flair. It's clearly a popular and regular haunt for locals - another good sign.

Perfect greasy spoon breakfast and italian dinner. Tony (owner and chef) is a local legend and Gent. Just book for dinner or pop in for brekkie and enjoy.

Very disappointing experience. Was once a regular visitor many years ago (think back to the days of Crêpes Suzette being made at your table) but having moved further away, we have not been back for some time. Having arrived slightly early, we were left unattended for a while and were told our table wasn’t ready and we could wait outside. Great. Finally got to the table, was left for around 20 minutes with the menus and no service. Asked a passing waiter if someone could take our order and they sent someone to take food order but still no one took the drinks order. Starter arrived promptly. All very delicious but calamari portion was very small. Main course arrived. It was cold and the Yorkshire pudding was like a brick. We asked for more gravy. Twice. Again, no one came to take more drinks orders and we sat with empty glasses. We chased up for a waitress to take our dessert order and asked for the bill at the same time. Some time later neither desserts nor bill had arrived. A waitress came over to take dessert order and we told her the order had already been taken and the bill requested. She scuttled off and came back to apologise to say it hadn’t been put through and took it again. Bill arrived and it was for the wrong table. It was clear many tables were getting terrible service and there was much grumbling around us. I was reluctant to pay the service charge but in the end we did so as not to cause any scenes. We will not return.

I’ve lived in Sevenoaks for 7 years and visited for the first time today. I’m definitely returning! Great service and really nice breakfast. Good selection for all dietary needs.