Mangio in City of London

Right next to the millennium Bridge. Convenient location. Coffee could be better. Food looks good but not tried. Latte is a bit weak and not much flavour to it. Double expresso is not bad but not the best. A little touristy spot. Fine to have a quick visit for lunch or hot drinks.

This place is hidden London gem !Located right opposite St Paul's cathedral and serving home made Italian pasta ,it really gives you an Italian atmosphere feeling.Definitely recommend to anyone that is looking for a quick bite and enjoy the spectacular view,away from the busy London streets.

Francesco and his team offer the “real deal” of handmade pasta in London. Coffee is quality as well. Tacked away between St Paul’s and the Millenium place is the perfect place to have a good coffee or lunch or a nice Italian panino

Wonderful fresh pasta with amazing seasonal sauce. Fresh, warm and very tasty. I should’ve ordered the larger portion! The staff were patient and friendly as well. The coffee was as strong as my partner asked for it. It watery and a distinct flavor. We’re adding this to our favorite places I. London.

As a proud Italian, pasta lover, this was very disappointing. I walked 30 min to try this out, and frankly, it was just OK. I cannot believe you half cook your pasta in advance. Fresh pasta only takes a couple of minutes to cook..the result is an outer shell that is overcooked and a raw feeling in the inside. No, it's not al dente, it's simply badly cooked. What a shame. Also cheese topping is pecorino, which makes pasta really really salty. You should let the customer know and ideally, provide grated parmesan too. Staff was polite.

Just found this place while walking around. Little gem hidden between St Paul Cathedral & Millennium Bridge. Few seats inside as well as outside. Lovely location. I just had coffee which was good. They’re serving fresh pasta n salad which looks delicious n i defo try in my next visit.

Quite a small place, with minimal seating inside. I had a drinkable coffee, a very nice focaccia and pleasant views of St Paul's

Mangio is a cute, friendly oasis from the cold winds of London's Millennium Bridge.Heading North towards St Pauls, I noticed this tiny cafe to my left after leaving the blustery bridge. You can sit inside in the warm, although I braved a mini outside table, and had a welcome macchiato and a tiny home-made tiramisu ( cheap!)The barrista, although not Italian, was very welcoming, and enjoys a chat.I must go back thereRex Melville

Absolutely delicious- worth going out of your way to eat here. I went twice in the week I was visiting- both times where excellent! Not a big menu, they cook your pasta fresh when you order. It is a small ace with counter seating and outdoor seating with an incredible view.

Loved it; highly recommended staff was very friendly and provided an explanation of how the menu works, the pasta was absolutely delicious and quickly served.Fair priced and good portion sizes.A must go back to try other options the menu !I had the Pecorino cheese & butter/truffle sauce and I must say one of the best I have tasted so far.