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	2 Veneti Situated on the corner of Harley Street, 2 Veneti opened its doors three years ago and has been a favourite with local doctors and divas ever since. As the name suggests, this cosy eatery is owned by two Venetians who are passionate about authentic flavours and happy to guide diners through the menu. Inside, the restaurant’s exposed brickwork, light wood and warm lighting create the perfect setting for long lunches and relaxed dinners with friends. Head Chef Luca Conti serves up some excellent pastas and risottos, as well as unique Venetian specialities like fritto misto (battered fried fish and shellfish) and spaghetti with duck and porcini ragout. The wine list is a real treat, offering a range of wines from northern Italy. Cuisine: Italian Location: 10 Wigmore street, London, W1U 2RB [Map]	via Toptable

	Alberico at Aspinalls For old-school James-Bond-style soirees in the middle of Mayfair, this restaurant inside the Aspinalls Club a retro-chic casino on Curzon Street is the place to come for discreet business dealings, dates, and intimate dinner parties. With the look and feel of a private supper club, Alberico at Aspinalls has an elegant dining room fitted with mirror-panelled walls, the palest mint green colour scheme, decorated glass dome ceilings and chocolate brown leather seats. The abundance of fresh flowers and exceptional service are the icing on the cake here, and we highly recommend Alberico's superb wine list and international menu. Don't miss the Joselito Iberico Pata Negra ham, followed by the sautéed lobster with ginger and spring onions. Cuisine: Italian Location: 27-28 Curzon Street, Mayfair, W1J 7TJ [Map]	via Toptable

	Alloro Alloro restaurant is a popular yet intimate and understated Italian restaurant on Dover Street, in the heart of London’s Mayfair. It is always buzzing with a sophisticated international crowd. Meaning ‘bay leaf’ in Italian, Alloro serves up a menu of delicious and simple traditional Italian cuisine with a modern twist, and all dishes are prepared using seasonal produce. The fresh bread, made on the premises, is worth the visit alone. Recommended choices include the homemade pasta filled with pheasant served in its own sauce; and the artisanal and authentic Gragnana spaghetti with fresh lobster, garlic and sweet chilli sauce. Special menus for seasonal truffles and porcini are a real treat, and the dining room frequently overflows into Alloro’s own stylish bar – Il Baretto – a favourite meeting place in this part of town. There’s an excellent, mostly Italian, wine list. One regular claims, ‘Alloro never disappoints.’ Cuisine: Italian Location: 19 - 20 Dover Street, London, W1S 4LU [Map]	via Toptable

	Arcadia Restaurant Down a pedestrian walkway just off the high street in the heart of Kensington, Arcadia is a funky, charming, slightly eccentric and very popular local favourite, serving modern European cuisine to the great good of Northcliffe House and Pukka locals. The muralled walls, squawking parrots, golden retrievers, and singing macaws make up the funky, eccentric bit, but it's the great food and excellent service that make Arcadia so popular. Start with the chorizo sring roll, followed by the lemon sole with chips, when it's on, or the grilled chump chop of lamb a la nicoise. The Sunday brunch has its fans, and outside seating is a hit when the sun is with us. Cuisine: Italian Location: 35 Kensington High Street, Kensington, London, W8 5EB [Map]	via Toptable

	Avista Mayfair meets Madison Avenue is how we'd describe the dining room at Avista, situated on Grosvenor Square in central London. A moneyed melange of media moguls and well-coiffed socialites have claimed this brand new fine dining institution as their gastronomic stomping ground, and head chef Michele Granziera – formerly of Zafferano – has delighted London's food lovers with his sexy rustic Italian menu. With exposed brick walls, a natural beige and cream colour scheme and an abundance of fresh flowers, Avista is suitable for business meetings and discreet liaisons of the dangereux kind, and signature dishes include the Sicilian prawns with fresh oregano, and the Fiorentina steak with bone marrow and balsamic. Cuisine: Italian Location: Millennium Hotel London Mayfair, 44 Grosvenor Square, London, W1K 2HP [Map]	via Toptable

	Babbo Restaurant In the centre of Mayfair is an Italian restaurant which offers a homely taste of Italy in impressively elegant surroundings. Meaning ‘Daddy’ in Italian, Babbo’s concept is to provide a family friendly, traditional restaurant with a warm welcome and the most authentic home-cooked Italian food. The restaurant positively glows with warmth, encouraging the diner to relax and unwind from the first step through the door. Walls are painted yellow - the colour of a Tuscan sunset, chandeliers are hung low and a dark wood bar curves out from a corner of the room. Unique in its stubborn insistence on high quality, homely food cooked with love, Babbo’s menu reflects traditional Italian dining while maintaining a high level of quality and presentation. Cuisine: Italian Location: 39 Albermarle Street, Mayfair, W1S 4JQ [Map]	via Toptable

	Bar Trattoria Semplice Following the success of the Michelin starred ristorante next door, Bar Trattoria Semplice offers a more informal dining experience but with the same charming service and buzzy atmosphere that West End locals have come to expect. Diners can enjoy laid-back dinners in the sleek and sophisticated dining room, or just drop in for drinks and charcuterie at the bar after a hard day of shopping on nearby Bond Street. Popular dishes include the braised beef in Barolo sauce; the classic vitello tonnato; and the deliciously fresh homemade pastas. (Don’t miss the lighter-than-air gnocchi!) The two-course set menu offers excellent value for money and the concise wine list includes some interesting options by the glass or carafe. Cuisine: Italian Location: 22 Woodstock Street, London, W1C 2AR [Map]	via Toptable

	Bertorelli Located on Charlotte Street not far off the hustle and bustle of London's Fitzrovia, a haven a few steps from Tottenham Court Road, Bertorelli restaurant is a trusted Italian eaterie that has been delighting diners at this location since 1913. Bertorelli is the granddaddy of a restaurant group that has grown to include six of London’s all-time favourite Italian restaurants. There’s a ground floor caffe for informal meals and a stylish, serene dining room on the first floor for a more relaxed and complete dining experience. Bertorelli is a stylish spot for business dining, lunch with friends and celebrations, so it is very popular with a chic media-centric crowd who adore the fresh salads, Italian wine list and homemade pastas. Signature dishes include the fritto misto di mare with a roasted pepper mayonnaise, the homemade lasagne, and the chargrilled wild boar sausages served with Parmesan mash and onions. The mostly-Italian wine list is a perfect accompaniment to Bertorelli’s authentic Italian cuisine. Cuisine: Italian Location: 19 Charlotte Street, Fitzrovia, London, W1T 1RL [Map]	via Toptable

	Biagio Chez Victor If you’ve ever seen yourself as a bit of a legend stage, screen, charts or canvas you’ll be in good company at Wardour Street’s Chez Victor. Previously frequented by Liz Taylor and Richard Burton, Ringo Starr and Brian Epstein, Rex Harrison, Vivien Leigh and Robert Redford if the walls could talk here they’d be namedropping with the best of them. In 2005 Biagio took the brave decision to update the historic institution and the gamble has paid off – Chez Victor is now a stunningly contemporary space still with oodles of atmosphere and style by the bucketload. A Mediterranean menu influenced by French and Italian cooking is classic yet fashionable. Cuisine: Italian Location: 45 Wardour Street, London, W1D 6PZ [Map]	via Toptable

	Bocca di Lupo Tucked away on Archer Street in the heart of London's Theatreland, Bocca di Lupo is a vibrant Italian trattoria restaurant catering to Soho socialites and luvvies alike. Ex-Moro chef Jacob Kenedy and his partner, general manager Victor Hugo, have created this chic restaurant renowned for its regional Italian dishes. As soon as Bocca di Lupo opened, it began earning enormous critical acclaim and ever since, this buzzy and highly accessible restaurant has continued to receive numerous awards and accolades for its simple, well-executed Italian cuisine and casual ambiance. The dining room at Bocca di Lupo is dressed with canvases by Haidee Becker, or if you’re seeking art in motion, curious culinarians may dine at the chef's counter with views of the kitchen at work. Signature dishes include the rustic pork and foie gras sausage with faro and porcini; and the burnt almond granita with bitter chocolate sorbet. Cuisine: Italian Location: 12 Archer Street, Soho, London, W1D 7BB [Map]	via Toptable

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