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Best Italian restaurants in London to visit in 2016 | TablePouncer
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Whether you’re craving an authentic pizza with extra toppings or calorific pasta dish that’s swimming in a rich and succulent sauce, the following restaurants are the must-go places for those seeking a little taste of Naples - but on one enormous plate.
The authentic Italian dishes includes a range of antipasti, salads, pasta and pizza, and it’s great value to boot.
With decent-sized portions and plenty of genuine Italian risottos, pastas and pizzas, Citrus is a great go-to restaurant for anyone looking for fresh, seasonal ingredients and service with a smile.
Luna Nuova 773 Fulham Road, London SW6 5HA La Fenice Rossa is a classic, authentic Italian restaurant located near Aldgate tube station in central London.
As you would expect from one of the best Italian restaurants in London, Diciannove uses fresh, seasonal ingredients that are regionally sourced to ensure the finest dishes.
Best restaurants in London 2016: where to eat out in the capital ...
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Here's our list of the best restaurants in London, from Flat Iron – a popular haunt with steak lovers – to Gordon Ramsay’s Petrus in Knightsbridge.
Wolkite Kitfo is a family run London restaurant that serves authentic Ethiopian dishes in the traditional style.
Polpo – which means octopus in Italian – is a stylish and atmospheric restaurant with an extensive yet good value menu (most dishes are priced under £10).
The service is exceptional, though you can’t book a table so turn up early or be prepared to wait… This top-class Italian restaurant has it all; good service, great food and a reasonably priced menu.
Focusing on authentic British food, St John Bar and Restaurant gets fresh ingredients daily and specialises on an original nose-to-tail style dining experience.
Girasole | Restaurant - Italian | Teddington|London
A guide to moving house in Earlsfield, South West London
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If you’re looking for a well-connected, picturesque corner of South West London, moving house in Earlsfield could be the ideal choice.
Earlsfield, tucked away in Wandsworth, is just three stops (less than 15 minutes) by rail to Waterloo, so it’s easy to get to central London for work or play.
Top restaurants in Earlsfield include The Jolly Gardeners (Masterchef winner Dhruv Baker’s eatery) on Garratt Lane, Italian favourite Il Girasole, Marina Fish and the great value Green Curry Thai Café.
If you aren’t sure where to head on your first day in Earlsfield, a safe bet is Garratt Lane where most of the area’s best venues are found.
Earlsfield is no different to any other London area in that parking can be tricky unless you know where to go, and traffic is chaos at rush hour.
Il Girasole, London, Earlsfield. Book now!
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Hailing from Terni in Umbria, Il Girasole’s proprietor Alessandro has worked his way through the ranks of Italian hospitality, making the leap from manager at London’s Osteria Antica Bologna to his current position as the proud owner of his own trattoria and pizzeria.
The restaurant’s premises, too, close to the action along Earlsfield’s Garratt Lane, reflect the down-home tone of his rustic Umbrian-inflected offering, with Italian furniture and artwork commissioned from a local Wandsworth artist.
Umbrian (and even more specifically Norcian) dishes, dot the menu at Il Girasole.
Black truffle and Umbrian sausage even makes it onto this south London restaurant’s pizza menu, in the form of the house special Norcia.
Earlsfield’s premier Italian trattoria, Il Girasole’s Garratt Lane premises are often buzzing, so book early and take your place at this very Umbrian table.