Mulberry Street in City of London

Opening times need to be updated as there was a confusion when we showed up for our booking but other then that we had a great experience!! We came here 3 years ago and decided to visit again as they are GLUTEN FREE!!! I am allergic to gluten and its very hard for me to find gluten free restaurants, the food here was perfect and I would 100% recommend to visit and I will be coming back!! From starters to dessert it was delicious food! Staff were very friendly and were very accepting of my Assistance Dog.

This restaurant could have being rated 2 or 5 star depending on what you ordered and is very much let down by it’s inconsistency.I’ve given it 4 stars as the potato croquettes, seafood pasta and beef pasta were delicious, the service was good and we were kindly gifted a carbonara (not pictured).However we also ordered another pasta (also not pictured) which tasted bland and was similar to cheap takeaway quality but at x times the price…have chosen to overlook as overall experience was positive

Had a fantastic meal here after struggling to find somewhere that would take us at short notice. We were welcomed right away, had a drink at the bar whilst waiting for a table and soaked up the atmosphere. It was packed which shows you how popular it is. Food was delicious and they also had some live authentic music which was great fun. Would definitely come back again.

Had a wonderful meal here! The bolognase was delicious, as was the bread and cured meat platter we had for the starter. Service was good, not too quick and not too slow! Overall, a fantastic meal.

Not the experience I was expecting.As soon as we enter the staff was very friendly and welcoming but the food wasn’t. They tell us the Patate al forno are unavailable after 10 minutes of ordering, the lasagna was bland. Likely the Tortellini was really good.So we decided to order a dessert and again after 10 minutes they tell us the tortino is not available. I’m mean I can understand something the food can missing but check before, don’t give the illusion to the customers.

A bit of a strange one. I wanted to love this because it’s such a lovely find for my coeliac friend, but there were so many odd things about the evening.Staff are very charming but scattered, and it didn’t help that we were sat upstairs away from everyone else. Food service was very slow, which is understandable for fine dining, but don’t go hungry!The food was variable; the crescentine was delicious, the burrata looked great and my friend absolutely loved her gluten-free green lasagne as well as the cheesecake. But my tortelli was undercooked and had a hard, chalky texture, and the tiramisu was dry. And sad to say, with the exception of the cheesecake, the portions were tiny.They had an opera singer throughout the whole evening who had the loveliest voice, but it was super loud and totally inappropriate if you wanted to have a conversation at dinner (also we were upstairs, so it did nothing for the ambience and was like having an incredibly loud radio on blasting random greatest hits from Sound of Music, Pocohontas and Phantom of the Opera).It’s also pretty expensive. Glad to say that we weren’t charged for the music, but one bread, one starter, two pastas, two desserts and two small glasses of wine came to £90.All in all - I love the concept and would go back with anyone who is gluten-free (preferably on a night without the music), but couldn’t honestly recommend to anyone who’s just looking for a good Italian restaurant.

Brilliant food. The Tagliatelle with mushroom was excellent. Tiramasu was very tasty. Staff was very welcome, spoke to the chef while she was doing the pasta at the window!

Nice all fresco pasta restaurant. Perfectly all dente fresh pasta with tasty sauces. We split a meat platter for one between two of us, and it was quite generous, followed by cacio e Pepe and squash tortelini. All very good.Waitress was attentive and friendly, and the place has a nice evening vibe, with all the other restaurants nearby sharing the closed-for-traffic road.Looking forward to trying some of their other options.

How to feel at home! Incredible food and very friendly staff. Federica, the chef is extremely talented, her Crescentine are a dream!

Highly recommended if you fancy a fine dining gluten free Italian experience. Very quiet and not busy at all during the time of my visit so almost had personal service. Ordered a side of roast potatoes but they apparently didn't have any so got substituted a bowl of chopped tomatoes instead! The vegetable side dish was strangely warm in some mouthfuls and fridge cold in other mouthfuls, presumably this isn't how it's supposed to be so suggesting a microwave reheat and prepared vegetables? Despite all that, the calamari, the veal and the chocolate suffle as they called it (but it was actually a chocolate brownie) all come highly recommended.