Italian Restaurants in London

12 North Row, Mayfair, W1K 7DF [map]

For more than forty years, this family-run wine bar and restaurant has been the place for great Italian food in a warm, welcoming establishment.

123 Mount Street, W1K 3NP [map]

For nearly thirty years, this family-run restaurant has been the place that local business people and residents of Mayfair return to again and again.

61 Jermyn Street, London, SW1Y 6LX [map]

Opened in 1946, Franco’s has been one of London’s most popular Italian restaurants for years and continues to offer local foodies a tranquil oasis away from the buzz of the city.

Stamford Bridge, Fulham Road, SW6 1HS [map]

Frankies is a joint venture between chef Marco Pierre White and jockey Frankie Detorri serving Italian food in the surroundings of Stamford Bridge in West London.

1 Finsbury Avenue, The City, EC2M 2PA [map]

Gatti's restaurant in the City of London near Liverpool Street Station on Whitecross Place offers both big city sophistication and delicious Italian cooking like mama used to make, all in one sleek package.

52A-54 New Oxford Street, Holborn, WC1A 1ES [map]

Just a short walk from the Tottenham Court Road tube station in the very centre of London you’ll find Giotto, a charming Italian restaurant serving authentic food.

787 Fulham Road, Fulham, SW6 5HD [map]

Gola - a cosy, chic Italian restaurant on the Fulham Road – has all the local foodies lining up for its stylish surrounds and amazing Puglian cuisine.

52 Wilton Road, Victoria, SW1V 1DE [map]

A fixture on the Pimlico dining scene for more than thirty years, Gran Paradiso has long pleased London locals with its authentic Italian charm.

Fetter Lane, The City, EC4A 1DE [map]

Located off of Fetter Lane in the busy City of London, Grappolo Ristorante and Bar is dedicated to immersing diners in the Italian experience, taking them on a journey far away from the office blocks and tourist traps of the capital.

31 Abbeville Road, Clapham, SW4 9LA [map]

Gusto Fino restaurant, located in the heart of Clapham, prides itself on serving up traditional Italian cuisine to south Londoners.

5 Abchurch Yard, The City, EC4N 7BA [map]

Tucked away in a cobbled yard moments from the City of London’s Cannon Street station, Harry’s Bar is known for providing nothing but quality.

17-20 Ironmonger Lane, The City, EC2V 8EP [map]

Sleek and contemporary, Harry’s Bar is an elegantly modern restaurant with bags of style situated mere moments from London’s bustling Cheapside and the Bank of England building.

311 West End Lane, West Hampstead, NW6 1RD [map]

Hidden Treasure is a traditional southern Italian restaurant on northwest London's West End Lane.

178-184 Blackstock Road, Highbury, N5 1HA [map]

Born from a desire to bring traditional Italian food to London, Il Bacio restaurant in Highbury is a restaurant with a particular focus on the cuisine of Sardinia.

43 Blandford Street, Marylebone, W1U 7HF [map]

Il Baretto Wine Bar and Restaurant in London's very happening Marylebone Village is another winner from the stable of restaurateur Arjun Waney, who brought you the stellar Roka, Zuma and La Petite Maison.

2 Biscayne Avenue, Isle of Dogs, E14 9QT [map]

This side of London, the regenerated docklands area of the capital with its skyscrapers and stunning river view apartments, has brought with it a slew of great restaurants, Il Bianco among them.

60-61 Long Lane, The City, EC1A 9EJ [map]

Tucked away between Barbican and Farringdon stations in east London, Il Boteglio is a bit of a Smithfield institution.

282 Burlington Road, Town Centre, New Malden, KT3 4NL [map]

A fixture on the New Malden dining scene since 1974, Il Camino is a family run Italian restaurant with a traditional vibe and great food.

143 Ebury Street, Victoria, SW1W 9QN [map]

Located in the heart of Victoria, not far from chic Sloane Square, Il Convivio is perfect for lunchtime catch-ups or mid-week dinners with friends and family.

12A Denman Street, London Haymarket, W1D 7HH [map]

Il Cucciolo could win an award for cuteness with its two arched fairy light-filled windows either side of a small arched door just up the street from Technicolor Piccadilly Circus.