21 Covent Garden - Menu

We visited this restaurant for lunch prior to going a matinee at the theatre. Very good service and wonderful pizzas. Highly recommended

Love Covent Garden! All the great fashion and make up stores in one place. Lots of Nice places to eat. The street artists give the place so much flair.

This is a nice place to stop and eat when touring Covent Garden. It has an informal atmosphere, very welcomming.Service is friendly and food quality above average.Prices are a little expensive, which is no surprise considering the top-rated location.

Nice layout of restaurant. A number of small alcoves so ideal for couples. Food reasonable but slightly limited menu.Service was adequate but it took too long for my bill to arrive and I had to ask twice.All in all a reasonable experience, but I've had better.

We had not booked in advance, but the friendly receptionist managed to sort couple of tables for our large group, and we were all seated within minutes.Pizzas were everybody's main choice, and these were excellent.The waitress was extremely helpful, and sorted out split smaller dishes for the children in our party.

I love going to London and sitting outside in Covent Garden watching the hundreds of tourists walk by. And I like italian food so it's a win win. I had a margarita pizza with chicken which was perhaps a bit greasy but I still ate it all as I was very hungry and love pizza but there lovely thin bases so they are nice. We also had the beef stew which was fab and a mushroom pizza and goats cheese pizza. Quite expensive but you are paying of the scenery. A treat for the hard workers!

Five of us called in while in London nearby for a business lunch. Very different as you have to do down into an underground area. The decor is modern but with an industrial/classic feel. I am not a fan of pizza but we all ordered pizza as recommended by one of our group and I am glad we did as it was very good as far as pizza goes. The atmosphere was great and the service was excellent. Highly recommend for somewhere interesting and quirky. The only down side was it was a bit pricey but I suppose we were in London!

As a party of 8 (4 children in toe! we looked for a place for a quick lunch. We saw 21 and asked if they have a space for us, thinking they are only in the piazza. The helpful lady showed us inside and downstairs into what opened up to be in impressive (small and snug- but big at the same time restaurant. Its like entering the tardis! We got seated next to an impressive fish tank, which entertained the kids to no end. We were in a booth that was like a cave, it was very cosy and nice. We ordered pizzas, garlic bread and olives. The food was delicious! The olives have jalapenos on them so they are spicey. The pizzas are really excellent. They are very big though- one pizza is enough to share...

When we finally found it we were totally unsure of where we were meant to go for food and staff were whizzing in and out of a door which was the kitchen and no one asked if we were ok, when we were finally told abruptly that it's down the stars (in the tiny kitchen area) we were shown to a table and which my partner was glad it was happy hour on the cocktails still! We ordered our food and it was really nice! And for the price completely spot on! Couldn't fault the food! However the one thing we were disgruntled by was the 12.5% added on for a tip, I don't feel we got the personal service to add on a 10 pound tip at all!! And not only that because the bill came after happy hour we were charg...