Bocca di Lupo - Menu

As always, amazing!!! If you’ve not visited Bocca Di Lupo you really should!

very authentic Italian food. if they were close to italia and lack it, they try it.

The food was OK, and it didn't maintain a good ratio quality-price. The service was good and speedy.

First night in London and here I amFirst off my thanks to front of house staff they helped me get a spot at the bar This place is jumping.

We stopped in here without reservations before a show It was extremely busy but they managed to fit us in at the bar overlooking the kitchen.

We came here mid week on a warm summer evening when soho was packed so we were impressed to be able to be seated within 30 mins for a table of 4.

This is one of my favourite restaurants love the food the ambience but this time we felt rushed from the moment we sat down, everything came fast and we’re removing dishes and drinks before we had finished them

Really sad that standards have dropped so badly I’m sure Covid is partly to blame but all the dishes were banged out without much attention to detail and it felt like no one really cared. A lot of it was cold, the langoustines were like little dried worms, the pasta was cold and the dessert was a stale bun doused in rum. It’s a pity Bocca Di Lupo used to be my favourite restaurant. Probably won’t come again.

to remove food as a whole. if you order a Fritto starter, give them a filled olive! they should get at least 2 or 3 per serving. the basement feel pretty tight, no windows, quite suffocating. eating was only average. orecchiette were ok, parmigiana disappointing, carne battuta was nice but nothing special again. the weeping list is good, but I expected something better. there are many Italian restaurants in london much better, cheaper and more authentic.