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The Italians Wine Bar Review: The Top-Drawer Italian Wine Bar and Bistro of Devonshire Street
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The Italians Wine Bar Review: The Top-Drawer Italian Wine Bar and Bistro of Devonshire Street

Julie de BurghJuly 19, 2026August 5, 2026

The Italians Wine Bar Review: The Top-Drawer Italian Wine Bar and Bistro of Devonshire Street | A lovely Italian wine bar and bistro on Devonshire Street, from the team behind the Chiswick deli, with a seasonal all-Italian wine list, fresh focaccia and excellent cheese and charcuterie

The Bar Remo Review: The Beloved, Bustling Italian Bar of Marylebone
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The Bar Remo Review: The Beloved, Bustling Italian Bar of Marylebone

Paige ShiverJuly 19, 2026August 5, 2026

The Bar Remo Review: The Beloved, Bustling Italian Bar of Marylebone | A beloved, bustling Italian bar and restaurant in Marylebone, a hugely popular spot for warm Italian hospitality, good food and good cheer, a genuine neighbourhood favourite

The Fifth Element Review: The Superb Italian Bar and Kitchen of Fitzrovia
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The Fifth Element Review: The Superb Italian Bar and Kitchen of Fitzrovia

Aishwarya RaoJuly 19, 2026August 5, 2026

The Fifth Element Review: The Superb Italian Bar and Kitchen of Fitzrovia | A superbly-rated Italian bar and kitchen in Fitzrovia, pairing accomplished Italian food and fine wines with well-made cocktails and a warm, welcoming atmosphere

The Lina Stores Review: The Beloved Italian Deli-Restaurant, Founded in 1944
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The Lina Stores Review: The Beloved Italian Deli-Restaurant, Founded in 1944

Bethan MorganJuly 19, 2026August 5, 2026

The Lina Stores Review: The Beloved Italian Deli-Restaurant, Founded in 1944 | A lovely branch of the beloved Lina Stores, the Italian delicatessen founded in Soho in 1944, serving fresh handmade pasta, fine Italian produce, aperitivo and good wine

The Demartino Review: The Beloved Italian Bar and Restaurant of Great Portland Street
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The Demartino Review: The Beloved Italian Bar and Restaurant of Great Portland Street

Lotte HeidenreichJuly 19, 2026August 5, 2026

The Demartino Review: The Beloved Italian Bar and Restaurant of Great Portland Street | A beloved Italian bar and restaurant on Great Portland Street, a lovely spot for accomplished Italian food, good wine and warm Italian hospitality, a genuine neighbourhood favourite

The Dalla Terra Review: The Italian Enoteca of St Martin’s Courtyard
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The Dalla Terra Review: The Italian Enoteca of St Martin’s Courtyard

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The Dalla Terra Review: The Italian Enoteca of St Martin’s Courtyard | A laid-back, beloved Italian wine bar and enoteca in St Martin’s Courtyard in Covent Garden, with over 600 wines, seasonal Italian plates, a candlelit courtyard terrace and a warm welcome

The UVA Cantina Review: The Italian Wine Cantina of Covent Garden
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The UVA Cantina Review: The Italian Wine Cantina of Covent Garden

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The UVA Cantina Review: The Italian Wine Cantina of Covent Garden | A lovely, beloved Italian wine cantina in Covent Garden with good Italian wines, good small plates and a warm welcome, a genuine taste of the Italian cantina in the West End

The VyTA Review: The Elegant Italian Restaurant and Cocktail Bar of Covent Garden
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The VyTA Review: The Elegant Italian Restaurant and Cocktail Bar of Covent Garden

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026July 22, 2026

The VyTA Review: The Elegant Italian Restaurant and Cocktail Bar of Covent Garden | A superb, hugely popular elegant Italian restaurant and cocktail bar in Covent Garden, with fine Italian food, good cocktails, a stylish setting and a warm welcome, a genuine gem

Prosecco House Review: A Toast in Italian Sparkle
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Prosecco House Review: A Toast in Italian Sparkle

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026

Prosecco House Review: A Toast in Italian Sparkle | A London Bridge wine bar devoted to prosecco – the light, cheerful Italian sparkling wine that has become the whole nation’s favourite celebration in a glass

The Crudo Review: The Italian Aperitivo Bar of Covent Garden
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The Crudo Review: The Italian Aperitivo Bar of Covent Garden

Tinsel VandergraphJuly 19, 2026

The Crudo Review: The Italian Aperitivo Bar of Covent Garden | A superb, hugely popular Italian aperitivo bar in Covent Garden, a genuinely lovely spot for good cocktails, Italian small plates and a warm welcome overlooking the Piazza

The Salotto 31 Review: The Cosy Italian Wine Bar of Lovat Lane
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The Salotto 31 Review: The Cosy Italian Wine Bar of Lovat Lane

Bethan MorganJuly 19, 2026July 19, 2026

The Salotto 31 Review: The Cosy Italian Wine Bar of Lovat Lane | A superb, beloved Italian wine bar and restaurant on cobbled Lovat Lane in the City of London bearing a fine cosy Italian name, with fine Italian wines, good food and a warm welcome

The Oriani Review: The Fine Italian Bar and Restaurant of Leadenhall Market
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The Oriani Review: The Fine Italian Bar and Restaurant of Leadenhall Market

Fiona MacLeodJuly 19, 2026

The Oriani Review: The Fine Italian Bar and Restaurant of Leadenhall Market | A superb, beloved Italian bar and restaurant in the historic Leadenhall Market in the City of London, with fine Italian food and wine and a warm welcome, a genuine gem of the Square Mile

The Taberna Etrusca Review: The Fine Tuscan Bar and Restaurant of the City
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The Taberna Etrusca Review: The Fine Tuscan Bar and Restaurant of the City

Carys EvansJuly 19, 2026

The Taberna Etrusca Review: The Fine Tuscan Bar and Restaurant of the City | A superb, beloved Tuscan bar and restaurant in the City of London bearing a fine ancient name, with fine Italian food and wine and a warm welcome, a genuine gem of the Square Mile

The Enoteca da Luca Review: The Fine Italian Enoteca of Watling Street
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The Enoteca da Luca Review: The Fine Italian Enoteca of Watling Street

Isla CampbellJuly 19, 2026

The Enoteca da Luca Review: The Fine Italian Enoteca of Watling Street | A superb, beloved Italian enoteca and restaurant on ancient Watling Street in the City of London, with fine Italian wines, good food and a warm welcome, a genuine gem of the Square Mile

The Vineria Wine Bar Review: The Intriguing Italian and Japanese Wine Bar to Watch
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The Vineria Wine Bar Review: The Intriguing Italian and Japanese Wine Bar to Watch

Cyndi HimmelstiereJuly 19, 2026

The Vineria Wine Bar Review: The Intriguing Italian and Japanese Wine Bar to Watch | An intriguing Italian and Japanese wine bar in Wimbledon Village, a distinctive newcomer pairing fine wines from two great traditions, though still too new to judge on its small sample

The Table at Vallebona Review: The Sardinian Wine and Cheese Room of Wimbledon Village
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The Table at Vallebona Review: The Sardinian Wine and Cheese Room of Wimbledon Village

Julie de BurghJuly 19, 2026

The Table at Vallebona Review: The Sardinian Wine and Cheese Room of Wimbledon Village | A lovely bar and cheese room in Wimbledon Village, the tasting table of the celebrated Sardinian deli and importer Vallebona, pairing fine Italian wines with artisan cheese and charcuterie

Obica Mozzarella Bar Review: A Bar Devoted to a Single Cheese
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Obica Mozzarella Bar Review: A Bar Devoted to a Single Cheese

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026April 10, 2026

Obica Mozzarella Bar Review: A Bar Devoted to a Single Cheese | An Italian bar in Canary Wharf built around a single glorious ingredient – buffalo mozzarella, the fresh white cheese of southern Italy

Brera Lounge Review: A Slice of Milan’s Art Quarter in the Wharf
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Brera Lounge Review: A Slice of Milan’s Art Quarter in the Wharf

Alan NafzgerJuly 19, 2026January 29, 2026

Brera Lounge Review: A Slice of Milan’s Art Quarter in the Wharf | A Canary Wharf lounge bar named for Brera, the elegant art-and-fashion quarter of Milan, importing a little Milanese style to the Docklands

The Grove Tavern Review: The Airy Italian-Run Gastropub of Hammersmith Grove
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The Grove Tavern Review: The Airy Italian-Run Gastropub of Hammersmith Grove

Alan NafzgerJune 13, 2023

The Grove Tavern Review: The Airy Italian-Run Gastropub of Hammersmith Grove | A high-ceilinged corner gastropub on Hammersmith Grove, Italian-owned, serving Modern British food with Mediterranean influences and a heated terrace

Ricco London Review: A Name of Richness Over a Stylish Bar
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Ricco London Review: A Name of Richness Over a Stylish Bar

Alan NafzgerOctober 10, 2018

Ricco London Review: A Name of Richness Over a Stylish Bar | A 4.8 bar from 144 reviews named Ricco, evoking richness and abundance, very highly rated on a fair sample

Obica Review: The Fresh Mozzarella Bar of Naples
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Obica Review: The Fresh Mozzarella Bar of Naples

Alan NafzgerAugust 19, 2016

Obica Review: The Fresh Mozzarella Bar of Naples | An Italian mozzarella bar named ‘Obica’ – celebrating fresh mozzarella, the pride of Campania, served in the style of the mozzarella bar

Vicino Review: The Warm Family Italian Restaurant and Bar of New Kings Road
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Vicino Review: The Warm Family Italian Restaurant and Bar of New Kings Road

Alan NafzgerApril 27, 2015

Vicino Review: The Warm Family Italian Restaurant and Bar of New Kings Road | A warm, family-run Italian restaurant and bar on New Kings Road, a long-standing local favourite serving traditional home-style Italian and Tuscan cooking with real charm

Amore and Limoncello Review: The Warm Southern Italian Bar of New Kings Road
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Amore and Limoncello Review: The Warm Southern Italian Bar of New Kings Road

Alan NafzgerFebruary 26, 2006

Amore and Limoncello Review: The Warm Southern Italian Bar of New Kings Road | A warm, family-run Southern Italian restaurant, pizzeria and bar on New Kings Road, serving authentic Neapolitan pizza, fresh handmade pasta and complimentary limoncello

Ballucci Review: The Italian Style of Coffee and Cocktails
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Ballucci Review: The Italian Style of Coffee and Cocktails

Alan NafzgerJanuary 2, 2006

Ballucci Review: The Italian Style of Coffee and Cocktails | A coffee and cocktail bar named ‘Ballucci’ – the warm Italian style, from the great espresso of the day to the fine cocktail of the evening

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