Dolcetto
Overview
The Italian word Dolcetto translates as "small sweet one" and our restaurant is the home of Italian food in Islington. We are located on bustling Chapel Market which is two minutes walk from Angel underground station and the crowds of Upper Street.
Practical Information
18 Chapel Market, Islington, London, N1 9EZ
Prices
£25 and under
Venue Details & Map
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Dolcetto
- Address
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18 Chapel MarketIslingtonLondonN1 9EZ
- Public transport:
- Angel, Underground
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Latest 4 reviews of Dolcetto
I'm going to give Dolcetto some love. Sometimes you just want straight-to-the-point dining out. And my hast suited the pragmatic pace of the service here. Literally the unequivocal no-beating-around-the-bush "what do you want to eat" from the waitress, was just what I wanted to hear about 2 minutes after sitting down. Blunt, but prompt. And not entirely brusque either...
Although marketing...more
This place seems to be quite well regarded by some, my experiences were less good.
The service was excellent but the food really wasn't.
From what I can tell, the best thing to do is go for their pizzas which is apparently their forté but I haven't sampled them so can't confirm.more
Simple decor. Was dining with a group of 8 people, half from the US, half from the UK.
For the starters, the group had the prosciutto and bufala starter and the fried calamari. Only had the calamari that came with a tarter sauce. Very small portion for a £8 starter that came out warm, not hot and was lightly salted. Nothing to write home about.
As a side note, if you're hungry go for the...more
Some of the best Italian I've had in London. Crisp fresh pizzas, tender and subtle risottos, and the eggplant parmesan!! Try the avocado, tomato and mozzarella salad. Their buffalo mozzarella is out of this world! House wine is also quite good.more