Cacciari's Pizzeria

Excellent pasta and pizza. Good value for money. Very pleasant team served us.

Visiting exhibition in London for the day. Lovely food and friendly service. Would recommend.

Service was slow tables that arrived after ours were served before us. It seems that they were understaffed. Voir le carte

Amazing genuine Italian homemade pasta with robust flavours! As we were visiting the Natural History Museum, I looked to Yelp for good hearty lunch options

Lovely spot for breakfast! We are here every morning during our long weekend stay, it was THAT GOOD! Pastries are warm and fresh and Italians know coffee.

We dined there with friends across from Houston. The welcome was very warm and the excellent service continued throughout the evening. The food was outstanding for all of us. I can’t fault the restaurant, which is also a very easy walk from public transport, and highly recommend Caccciari’s. Voir le carte

Rather empty (we booked 12.30) but that made us feel all the more happy, not having to worry about covid. The waiter was extremely polite and helpful. We had the fritto miso and beef fillet with rosemary potatoes. Pizza to start off rather bigger than we imagined so took some slices home. The tiramisu was lovely. All in all a very satisfactory experience. Will definitely go again.

Our Concierge at the Residence Hotel advised that this resto provides the room service. Just across the street, we were totally travel fatigued but needed sustenance. Sometimes Hotel recommendations are sub par. Not this one! Superb! This is a cute little Italian resto that makes you feel like you are in Italy (my mind! . Friendly greetings at the door, excellent server Kevin is polite, charming and just right. We shared a tender calamari app and Burata with tasty tomatoes. Yes to the Cacio de Pepe and Chicken Escalope. Rosemary potatoes to die for. Cheers to the happy kitchen folks in the pizza area Simone and Alberto put out some mean wood fired pizza. We'll be back.....every day if we can...

VERY EXPENSIVE. We had a small meal, which came to £95. This is probably the worst value restaurant I have ever been to in London. A small beer is £5 (which costs about 70p). The main courses of a very basic Bolognese were £15 each, for a small plate. I cannot think of a worse value-for-money that I’ve ever been to. And we eat out across the city 5 nights of the week, every week. Service was good. Polite and friendly young lady served us. She was sweet and looked after us. But yes, the plates/bags/glassware was all branded, which is what the customer is paying for. Also, £3 for a small jug of soda water from the tap behind the bar. Not even a branded bottle. The food was decent, but the pric... Voir le carte