Prima Sapori D' Italia

Really superb service, delicious food and authentic atmosphere! Although it was January we sat outside and they had patio heaters which were lovely.

As senior citizens, we arrived early for our reservation only to be rudely asked to wait outside on the street in freezing weather. We will not be coming back to this restaurant.

Tasty fresh food; what more could you want! 7 of us ate so we enjoyed a range from the menu…all the dishes were delicious. Service was attentive despite it being a busy Friday night. Will be returning when we’re next in London. Highly recommend.

Nice staff. Food was nice, not fantastic unfortunately. Pizza with spinach snd sausage was very salty. Carbonara had some very fatty bits of ham. We asked for a further glass of wine which they didn’t bring. Overall nice staff but they were very busy

This was our 2nd visit and first one was on friends recommendation loved it so much we came back again. Little hidden gem near Covent Garden. Best pizzas ever ! lots of choice of both pizza pasta dishes too much to choose from. Lovely setting friendly staff. Would definitely visit for a 3rd time when we are next in London

It’s was mega busy but we got a table for two, it took a while at first to get ordered but it was busy. After that we were attended to nicely, waiting staff were really great, very simple order two pizzas, bottle of red and a Tiramisu to share, the food and wine were spot on the atmosphere too was busy but great with an amazing 80s soundtrack soo glad we ate here

On the first Thursday of every December, a group of 14 retired colleagues gathers in London for a reunion. For several years, we have chosen to dine at Prima Sapori d' Italia and each year we are impressed by the delicious food, fantastic service, and affordable prices. The house wine is exceptional and we always enjoy a lot of it, while the menu offers a wide variety of options to satisfy everyone's palate. This restaurant is truly a hidden gem, so do give it a try – you won't be disappointed. All 14 of us highly recommend it.

This Covent Garden restaurant is an independent Italian spot. The bruschetta starter, with fresh tomatoes, was enjoyable. I tried the pasta with porcini mushroom and sausage, which had a creamy sauce with a hint of acidity from the tomatoes. The portion was generous, but the mushrooms tasted a bit watery and I was unsure if they were truly porcini. I had a glass of house red wine, which was okay. The bill came to £38, which seemed fair for Covent Garden prices. Overall, it's a nice place for a quick bite with friends to start off the evening.

We popped in on a busy Friday evening, after an event at a nearby big-name hotel, where the portions were very small! Despite it being Friday evening, and Covent Garden heaving with people, we were able to get a table straight away. Mushroom pizza and mushroom ravioli were absolutely delicious and exactly what was required. My only comment would be if they made the mushroom ravioli a vegetarian option rather than containing pork. It would probably be even more popular. Not a problem for me, although if it was a choice, I would have gone for pure mushroom, rather than mushroom with pork. Very tasty, quick service and we didn’t have to wait around for the bill lovely relaxed atmosphere and we...