Italian Restaurants in London

3 Russell Gardens, Olympia, Kensington, W14 8EZ [map]

This Kensington local favourite attracts fans from all over the capital who devoutly wish they had a Cibo - there's only one - in their street.

31 Balham High Road, Balham, SW12 9AL [map]

The bustling café society vibe of London’s Balham High Road is the perfect setting for relaxed Italian restaurant Ciullõsteria.

23-25 Davies Street, Mayfair, W1K 3DE

Sister of the superbly popular Harry's Bar in Venice, C London has fast proved equally popular, serving delicious if expensive Italian food in a lively atmosphere.

9 Cosmo Place, Bloomsbury, WC1N 3AP [map]

Tucked away on Cosmo Place, Cosmoba has been serving up a traditional Italian experience to Russell Square locals for over 50 years.

89 Westminster Bridge Road, Lambeth, SE1 7HR [map]

Since the Romans left, the Italians have been operating a policy of conquering the world's palate, plate by plate, and traditionally-run family restaurants like Cotto are their failsafe.

28 Sussex Place, Paddington, W2 2TH [map]

Cristini Italian Restaurant is a charming and authentic Italian tucked away between London’s Lancaster Gate and Paddington tube stations.

3 Belvedere Road, Lambeth, SE1 7GP [map]

It’s all about location here at Cucina, a fabulous Italian restaurant so close to the London Eye and County Hall you can practically smell the pizza from 135 metres up above the Thames.

3 Charlotte Place, Marylebone, W1T 1SD [map]

This traditional Italian restaurant, reputed as 'a village restaurant in the heart of London', prides itself on its 'family run' feel yet maintains an air of professionalism when it comes to the service and the authenticity of the food.

112 Draycott Avenue, South Kensington, SW3 3AE [map]

Daphne's specialises in seasonal Tuscan country cooking and the restaurant exudes a natural warmth and effortless Italian charm.

6 Glendower Place, South Kensington, SW7 3DP [map]

For a cheap and cheerful night out in South Kensington, Da Spago on Glendower Place – formerly known just as Spago – has undergone a complete refurbishment which has impressed local pizzaphiles.

14 Notting Hill Gate, Notting Hill, W11 3JE [map]

De Amicis Ristorante Italiano is a restaurant that offers a little slice of Italy in west London’s Notting Hill.

121A Mount Street, Mayfair, W1K 3NW [map]

For posh pizzas in Mayfair, you can’t go past this little gem on Mount Street.

18 Chapel Market, Islington, N1 9EZ [map]

Often when one thinks of Islington the vision of the perfect boho little neighbourhood springs to mind, the ideal setting for a restaurant like Dolcetto.

104A Chepstow Road, Paddington, W2 5QS [map]

Notting Hill’s Dragoncello Restaurant has charged itself with an exciting task - taking Italian dining to a whole new level.

11 Park Walk, Chelsea, SW10 0AJ [map]

Southwest Londoners may recognise the name 11 Park Walk as the former address of high-end French restaurant Aubergine.

25-27 Elystan Street, South Kensington, SW3 3NT [map]

An extremely popular neighbourhood restaurant, Elistano is a real favourite of the moneyed Chelsea set.

28 Putney High Street, SW15 1SQ [map]

There are those for whom a meal at Enoteca Turi is nearly as good as a meal in Rome.

88-90 Chase Side, Enfield Town, Enfield, EN2 6NX [map]

Enzo’s Ristorante first opened its doors in London in 1988, and has maintained the highest quality of food and customer service over the years since.

34 Highgate Hill, Archway, N19 5NL [map]

Situated on Highgate Hill, moments from the affluent suburbs of North London; this charming Italian eatery is the ideal setting for laid-back lunches, mid-week dinners and full-on feasts with the family.

30 St. Cross Street, Clerkenwell, EC1N 8UH [map]

Though most are shopping for diamonds while in London’s Hatton Garden, Fabrizio’s may be brightest gem in the area.