Isola Del Sole - Menu

highly recommended. we had a great meal here. the food was presented beautifully and also delicious. the personal was very friendly and efficient (and great that they were also Italian) will definitely visit again.

Specialist Sardinian restaurant slightly off the beaten track but near an area bustling with restaurants, this is the best Italian dining experience I have found so far in Putney since the peerless Enoteca disappeared from its high street location to even more upscale premises, to be replaced by a Franco Manca. Anyway, Isola’s Sea Breem and Mash Ravioli was pretty interesting, and its selection of wines very good.

My experience at the restaurant was not pleasant. The artichoke salad I ordered was extremely tough and essentially inedible. When I mentioned this to both servers, they simply laughed and walked away. Additionally, there was a significant delay in receiving our main courses, with three dishes left to go cold while we waited a considerable amount of time for the fourth. Due to the social setting, I was unable to provide feedback at the time. I hope the owners of the restaurant take notice of these issues and address them accordingly.

a beautiful, authentic Sardinian restaurant, a short walk from putney’s high street, which I visited with colleagues to the afternoon, and unfortunately there was nothing more vegetarian on the menu (the listed vegetable ravioli had non-veggie cheese in it.) however, the waiter was very nice and went and talked with the cook that prepared me a dish from the menu. I hate being difficult and would reserve in the rule before my diet requirements, but they were so open-minded, even without prior notice. the (cheese-free) pasta dish with which I ended was fresh and tasty and the fresh, homemade brot that came with the meals was nice.

We made a return visit. Some months after our first visit which was excellent. This visit was an overpriced disaster. First time in 46 years as a couple we declined to tip. The bruschetta was nothing of the sort. A tasteless mix of tomatoes and bread. Too many tomatoes and not marinaded, no herbs, no onions, bland. Main course no hot vegetables, only potatoes, as spinach not available. I asked for no salad on main and my wife for a little chilli. We got salad and too much chilli. I did enjoy my swordfish. But £14-90 for tomato and one slice of bread each!! So poor brushetta, Bottle of nice wine, swordfish with potatoes and aglio olio cost £78-20. We are local residents. We will not be back.

We were very disappointed with this restaurant. We chose it only because we needed to meet some friends in Putney and like Italian food. The special of the day was artichokes and one of us had the artichoke salad to start but he found it inedible as they were uncooked and tough. I had ordered tagliatelle with artichokes for my main and was also unable to eat it and left half of it. Twice we were asked if everything was okay and twice we said no as it was almost in edible and the waiter just smiled and walked away. When it came to our main course, three of our plates were put down in front of us and it was a full 10 minutes before the fourth main meal arrived. The bill was very expensive and...

I do not write this review lightly however we are extremely disappointed with our experience last night. Three out of the seven main courses were either not available or not as advertised leaving a poor choice. Similar for the wines were most of the lower priced wines less than £50 range) were not available. The starters were below average and definitely not value for money. The FEW main choices which were available, in our case we had pasta was over cooked. Far from al dente. Very average. The quality of the ingredients were however good. Overall below average especially for the price charged . The meal for the two of us came to £120 shared pudding and bottle of wine).Would have been happy...

I booked online and when we arrived the restaurant was empty, which was an immediate alarm bell. We were greeted by a very welcoming chap who let us pick our table. We were told what the specials of the day were and ordered a beef carpaccio for a starter and 2 tuna steaks for our main. Whilst reading the very expensive wine list where I would say around 85% of it is in the £38 to £55 range we were told that the tuna steak had sold out, we were the only table in the whole restaurant! We were then told we would be given a main ‘on the house’ as compensation which we thought was a lovely gesture. I ordered the steak £25) and Em ordered the ravioli. Our starters came and the 8 tiny slices of the...

The restaurant is cosy and located in an inauspicious area of Putney, away from the high street so not instantly an obvious dinner choice in this popular part of town. From the outside, the property looks a little dated and cramped, but this hides it's traditional and homely vibe. The staff were friendly and attentive from the outset- the first table my friend and I were sat at had a slight wobble, but the waiter noticed this and moved us straight away before it had even really come to our attention. We were given a detailed run through of the specials and never felt rushed to make our choices, though predictably they were keen for us to try as many of their delicacies as possible. We skippe...