Standard Italian fare for London, nice atmospher, clean facility, friendly server.

After an ok starter my mum and I decided to both have the pollo alla crema. The description states it is sliced chicken breast but where was the chicken? My dish had 3 small pieces of chicken and my mum's had the same. I found my dish had enough sauce (just) but my mum's was so dry. We never like... More

Finding a restaurant in London is not difficult. Finding a good one requires (almost every time) that you move off the main street(s) and into be smaller "back"-streets. When in the Aldwych-area you may be tempted to just try restaurants along e.g. The Strand, but make the effort and move a up a block. Bella Italia is located close to... More

We celebrated our daughters 18th birthday on Friday 9th December at 7:30pm and cannot express how amazingly it all was. From day one of the booking we found the staff to be most helpful and welcoming. Staff even decorated the table area with balloons and banners and when the birthday cake was brought out a number of staff also came... More

My fiance and me have been there for a predinner. We were waiting 20 mins for two starter (pure ceasar and garlich bread). Place is very cold no heater... After starter other 25mins waiting for main. Pastas wete tasteless too much white wine in. I like my pasta a bit andante but it was hard like stone. Service is slow... More

same as any "Italian chain" with eastern european waiters and waitress I wouldn't pay their prices if I didn't either have vouchers or a tastecard.

The food was cold so had to send back and ask them to reheat in the microwave as it was getting late. The restaurant is cramped. Would not recommend.

This was my family's last night in London so we opted for fun, simple Italian fare as a farewell. Oh dear. We ordered 2 Quattro Stagioni pizzas, a seafood tagliatelle and a lasagna. The other meals were ok but the pizzas were horrid. There was barely anything on top of them, the dough was unedible, they tasted like frozen pizzas... More