Apparently, I have read that this is one of the hardest restaurants in London to get in to - don't ask me why! As I was a little late in arriving (15 minutes) my friend waited for me in the bar and ordered a couple of drinks. Almost as soon as i arrived we were ushered through to the restaurant... more

My Wife and I ate lunch here today - what a great place! Firstly, the staff - they were very attentive without being annoying; not something many establishments get right. Wine list for everybody - we drank the house Prosecco and found it to be very good. Our food was served at the right temperatures, with an acceptable pause between... more

I brought my husband to this restaurant for his birthday and we loved it so much that we're going again for my birthday! Despite the fact that I called too late to ask them if they could do anything special for a birthday, they surprised both of us by bringing out a complementary sampler plate of delicious desserts. And, not... more

I took my partner to Locanda Locatelli for his 45th birthday in September 2009, with our 7-year old daughter. The food was superb - faultless. I had delicious calves' feet followed by gnocchi with truffles (you must have this dish) and then veal saltimbocca. My dessert (lemon italian meringue Eton Mess) should have a different name as it's so much... more

Four of us ate at Locanda's and all were impressed, for the most part. My minestrone soup was homemade and fresh, really nice. The chicken (for the unadventurous like me) was tasty. The others had ravioli to start, divine apparently and a mixture of mains. The only complaint on the mains was the sauce verde on the meat. The desserts... more

Ordinary plain italian food. Nothing more or nothing less. more

What a setting. Nice diningroom. Excelent food. Large portions for the maindishes. The wine selection is amazing. Some of the best cheeses i have tastet outside italy. more

Fairly average for this kind of price, River cafe does it better. more

Score: 16/20. This is a gem. Together with the legendary River Cafe, considered to be London's top Italian joint. Inspiring but unfussy pasta. The linguine with lobster, garlic and chilli is a testament of simple delicious pasta with a touch of glamour. Chestnut tagliatelle with wild mushrooms was "perfecto". Hazelnut and chocolate trifle with stracciatella ice cream a standout. Service:... more