My friends and I stumbled on this place after the museum visit. Very nice place, with wonderful staff. It was a little windy when we were seated outside but this is more on me as my friends enjoyed the atmosphere. My friends and I enjoyed the prawn bisque, slow braised lamb ragu special and the regular classic lasagne.

Just across South Kensington station is this little Italien restaurant with nice outdoor tables as well. They offer classic Italien pasta like carbonara or amateurism’s as well as Pizza and more.
The Linguine with seafood was cooked perfectly and served al cartoccio. Pizza was ok. Service was friendly and fast efficient even when it was very busy.
Prices are a bit steep but it’s South Kensington.

We’ve bumped into this place after our museum tour. It had a good vibe, staff was helpful and kind. The food was also really good, we’ve tried the duck pasta and the pasta tartufo, both were really tasty. So I recommend it, if you are looking for a fuss-free, delicious italian place.

First and foremost the staff were so friendly and the service was second none. I felt so welcomed the second I walked through the door to the moment I left. There honestly was nothing I could fault from my experience dining here. It is not an understatement to say that the truffle tagliatelle dish that I had was genuinely one of the best pasta dishes I’ve had in my life. I believe the woman who looked after me today was named Jasmine and she was so accommodating. Massive thank you to all the staff contributed to me having such a wonderful dining experience!

Also got a complimentary limoncello shot 🙂

Really delicious, authentic Italian meal. We ordered starters, mains and desserts and everyone enjoyed everything!
The waiter was incredibly friendly and funny. Everyone was super attentive.
The restaurant is small, but never felt too cramped, despite being very busy for a Tuesday evening.
I'd definitely recommend popping in if you want a proper taste of Italy in London.