Mediterraneo in Islington

The best Italian food I’ve ever had and with such a reasonable price!!!

As an Italian, I can say that this place has nothing to do with Italy. Ravioli was uncooked, the bruschetta was too seasoned, and the mushrooms were not very convincing—Cannelloni OK, but nothing special.Regardless the waitress knew and agreed on the ravioli; we didn't get any refund for it, even if this is what she said.It's not a completely bad experience, but as an Italian restaurant, I can't give more than one star.

Excelent. One of the best restaurants I have tried in London. The food is frech and delicias and the service incomparable. I'll definetly come back.

Amazing environment, the customer service, and good pasta, and good dessert, I recommend the pistachio ravioli fry, wow so nice!

Staying in a hotel near by, had a walk around and turned back to this restaurant.Charming service. Ordered a fabulous garlic bread with Parma and mozzarella cheese and whitebait. Both were stunning and full of flavour. Then we both had a pizza each, made in a pizza oven from fresh, I couldn’t eat all of mine but packed full of punch. Nice and easy. Time given to digest the starter before the pizzas came. I wouldn’t hesitate to visit again and would recommend it in a flash. 5*

A beautiful place to go to for an authentic Italian dinner. Although small, the seats are many, the interior is beautifully decorated, the staff are friendly and welcoming, and the food is perfect quality. Everyone should be going here if they want Italian food

Just perfect.We order ravioli and fetucinni and they were delicious. The attention was completely warm and thoughtfull. Our waitress had the especial kindness to allow me to order to sauces combined (tomato+cream), speciall thanks to you if you are reading this review!! In Argentina is a common “type” of sauce and it made me really happy to eat it here.For dessert tiramissu, which was as I expected: delicious.I completely recommend you to try out!

Expensive for what it is - chicken both looked and tasted like vomit, pesto brushcetta didn't even have pesto on it and just tasted like very plain toast, salad was drenched in some strange concoction. I'm not a fan of balsamic vinegar whatsoever and I thought it was the best thing on the plate. Chicken cost around £9.50 with no sides included, the brushcetta was about £6.95 and the salad was £3.95. Portion sizes were absolutely dire - wait staff seemed bored which, fair enough, I've been a waitress and I know it's not fun, but their demeanor was extremely unprofessional. When asked if the food was ok, I stayed silent because..... It wasn't ok, and I didn't really want to cause a scene.Also, word of advice to the restaurant - ditch the weird cacti with red glittery pinecones on sticks in them, they just look bizarre.

Disappointing experience here.The dishes were unimpressive. I ordered a steak but the sauce and onions it came with was completely ruined. The vegan meat balls in the vegan meat ball pasta tasted like flour. All dishes seemed mediocre unfortunately. Service also left something to be desired, but to be fair it was boxing day. The atmosphere is warm, homely and pleasant, so hopefully the food experience was a one off (but I doubt it)

We came here on our last night in London. Nice little restaurant, friendly staff and yummy food. We had the beef carpaccio, the spaghetti bolognese and the linguine with seafood. The pasta was aldente and the sauces very flavoursome. The service was quick, and even though they were really busy we did not feel rushed or hurried. Would definitely go back.