Prezzo - Menu

We got special pizza with mozzarella and tomatoesWe also had an order of ravioliBoth were very goodI really liked my pizza crust.

Came here based on the reviewsWe were seated at a table tucked away in a cornerUnfortunately, out of sight also meant out of mind.

The calzone I had there was so nice, but the appetizer was a bit small. Atmosphere is nice though, so I’ll recommend this place if you want to chill in a quiet environment.

Affordable and Amazing!. It's the best food that your can get for this price in Mayfair. The thin crust pizzas are large enough to share between 2-3 people. The risotto was excellent and the pasta was very flavourful. The fresh Parmesan hand grated at the table was a nice touch as well.

I had a pleasant dining experience at this restaurant with a cozy, homemade atmosphere. The simple pasta and pizza dishes were delicious. The menu also offers a variety of Italian wines that complement the food well. The friendly service and affordable prices make this a great option for a meal in a convenient, central location.

So last Sunday was a food day of epic proportions. brunch in chiltern firehouse followed by afternoon tea at connaught with my mates, culminating with a family dinner. in our local prezzo on the hertford street!. is true, I have come here since school days when it was known as jonathans, named after prezzo's greender jonathan kaye.

prezzo is certainly not high eating, brought from paper napkins on the table to house. but eating is good Italian court, tasty, and for london, reasonable price. the waiters were very friendly and attentive, although we had to wait a little before we could order our food. When the food arrived, we had to eat in peace and in contrast to my pet in the usa our tellers were not freed from our tables until we had both finished our meal. there were no feelings to be hastened to turn our table, or to be sold up with offered by wein or desserts. read more on my blog NoFixedAbodeForSue.com

After a busy morning of sightseeing in London for me and the last morning of a 3-day conference for David, we decided to get some steps in on our Fitbit before heading back from Baker Street to our apartment in Canary Wharf. It was around 1:45 PM when our hunger pangs started kicking in, so we began looking for a restaurant. Finding a place to eat in central London is not a difficult task, as there are many options from all over the world. However, because it was a sunny day, it seemed to have brought out the crowds, with many of the restaurants we passed by being full to capacity. It was interesting to note how lunchtime in London is much later than in the USA.

This Italian prezzo branch restaurant is located on the street of the hertford street, behind the hyde park and the park lane. I was surprised by the quality, because it is a chain, in general in the united realm are disappointing. This menu was an offer, at 10 pounds per person, including an entry, a second and a drink. We taste the cheeses of empanadas, bruschettas and second we share an asparagus pizza and a goat cheese salad. the presentation of the dishes is beautiful, and everything is fresh and tastes good. this branch is an old house with beautiful wooden ceilings, probably an old pub in the neighborhood. At 12:30 there was no one, but it was filled quickly from 1:00.