Carnevale Restaurant

Would give it 3'5.

Very nice waiter, but not very cosy.. (No music playing). Very good quality of my main course (ravioli with goat cheese and butternut) but rather small portion. Quality of my dessert, crême brulée was rather poor.

Price is good.

Not a lot going on in the neighbourhood

No need to make a reservation.

Vegetarian restaurant but also vegan and glutenfree options more

My wife and I ended up here for dinner on a weekend night. While the food was ok, it wasn't anything special, especially given the price, ambiance and quality of service provided. I got the savoury pancakes as an appetiser (which ended up being just one pancake) which was a bit bland, and the chickpea curry as a main, which was well-spiced, however the portion was a bit small and it seemed... more

Came for dinner on a Tuesday evening around 7ish. There was no wait to get a table, but the restaurant was not empty, either.

It's so nice to come to a restaurant where I can eat everything. I know that all-veg places can get a bad reputation, but Carnevale will appeal to veggies and omnivores alike. As opposed to trying to imitate meat, the menu is a celebration of plant-based foods in their... more

So came here on Tastecard with my Vegan friend, I always worry about finding suitable places to eat out with her so thought we'd try this place. Location is good, short walks from Moorgate and Old Street, without the price tag. The menu is varied, for mains I had the Goats Cheese and Butternut Squash Ravioli with puy lentils, it was really good but there was not nearly enough of it, the... more

I love vegetarian restaurants - and love upscale ones even more.

This is a lame addition to the upscale vegetarian category.

Vegetarian cooking is British cooking taken to the highest level.

Good ingredients - Simply but Expertly Prepared.

Good ingredients are critical and flavor retention in the kitchen is life and death.

We did a mixed vegetable soup. (Fancy name - Tuscan soup .... more