The Italian Job

Lovely pub with mouthwatering pizza .... I can't even describe how good it was, I am a big foodie and tried pizza all over London but this place is definitely serving one of the best!!!! I am pretty sure they have some secret ingredient in their tomato sauce as it was super delicious. Yum!!! Highly recommended.

The Italian Job is a great little pub in Notting Hill, a short stroll from Portobello. They serve Italian craft beers, a good selection of wines and of course, pizza. Drinks wise we were recommended the Primitivo del Salento Mocavero (£7) which was rich and fruity with a bit of sweetness. Exactly what we were after. There is also a great craft beer selection to choose from as well as a wide selection of other wines. Accompanying our wine, we tucked into pizzas and nibbles. We particularly enjoyed the fried calamari (£9) served with a tasty mayo. The arancini (£3.50 for 1,£9 for 3, £14 for 5) had a great crisp coating which made it extra tasty. We also opted for the Margarita pizza (£6.50) with tomato sauce, mozarella, basil and parmesan and the Napoli (£7) with tomato sauce, mozzarella, anchovies, capers, black olives, oregano. The Napoli was strong in flavour so great for fans of stronger flavours with bite. The crust was chewy and moreish too. The Italian job is a friendly pub in Notting Hill for popping in for a drink and a bite to eat. Make sure you order the arancini!

Now the best place in Notting Hill for pizza. High quality and fresh ingredient's. Really authentic flavours and choices. Other food options available which I plan on trying. The staff are friendly and really passionate about the food and the craft beers on tap. Mainly consisting of Italian Craft beer and some excellent Collab brews from the likes of Beavertown and Brew By Numbers. The tap list is extensive and very good with mainstays and guest beers. A vibe is cool. Spacious and football is shown regularly. Great place to go if you're in Notting Hill.

Love this local gem of a pub. Great Italian wine selection (I am told the beer selection is good, too, but I don't drink much beer). But the food is even better, the pasta is cooked perfectly, the veal burger was extravagant with even the beetroot gnocchi was a delicious surprise (with a goat cheese filling!) The service is friendly, although sometimes a tad slow (we leave it up to the charm of the place). We've been 3 times already and will definitely come again.