Sartoria

We enjoyed this delicious, hearty Italian fare in the heart of the West End as we took a respite from our shopping trip. We initially reserved a table outside but due to unpredictable weather conditions and the noisy road, we elected to sit inside. We greeted warmly and given delicious Italian bread to nibble on. I would highly recommend the olive bread. We had a selection of starters and mains, all of which we're cooked to perfection. I would recommend the crab and the vegetable lasagne. If you don't drink alcohol, they have a plethora of mocktails to choose from. If you love Italian food and want succulent, seafood-based dishes, you must try Sartoria!

Hubby and I had fantastic dinner at Sartoria, delicious octopus with smoked ricotta, unreal lasagne with wild mushrooms and truffles, spring lamb pasta with mint, tartuffo and one of best Negronis I’ve had in a while. What made it an exceptional dinner however was the friendly staff. Highly recommended.

Upon arrival we received a very warm welcome. With the option to be shown straight to our table or have some cocktails at the bar. Deciding to be shown straight through we encountered all the staff members with beaming smiles, and a relaxed atmosphere. It would be easy to assume this place could be stuffy but it's the total opposite. Fine dining meeting true Italian hospitality. The food was of course exquisite, the starters were huge so Id recommended sharing. Zucchini flower was exceptional. Lobster Spaghetti main was delicate, full of flavour and a spectacle to look at. Dessert perfectly light was recommended by the waiter to try the peach tart and it didn't disappoint. Highly recommend.

Stunning food & great service, absolutely loved my starter & it was huge (see picture). Spring lamb ragu was delicious, lighter than a normal ragu & therefore seasonally appropriate. Shared a great ice cream & chocolate truffle dessert. Enrico & the team were excellent throughout, can't wait for an excuse to return, thank you.

Nice premium Italian at Savile Row. Got here via a recommendation from a colleague. It's an overall nice experience, starting from the appetisers. For main I tried the risotto which was very good, perfectly made in both taste and consistency. Wine selection was very good too and the negroni is a starter drink I can recommend. Service was excellent, although restaurant was at that time half empty as our dinner was quite late so cannot comment on the rush hours here. Some other local guides did mention it's pricey, but for this part of London it's actually ok.