| Restaurants - E: kensington@myvillage.co.uk | |
| Restaurants Italian in Kensington | |
| The Ark | |
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122 Palace Gardens Terrace
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L'Accento |
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16 Garway Road
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Ask |
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Unit 23-24, Gloucester Arcade
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222 Kensington High Street
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Café Pasta |
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229-231 Kensington High Street
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Caffe Uno |
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9 Kensington High Street
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Café Pasta |
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373 Kensington High Street
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Calzone |
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2A Kensington Park Road Really like this restaurant, but not enough to sit outside in the traffic like some people. Pizzas here are completely different than any of the high street chains, incredibly thin and crunchy which means that the flavours or the toppings really come through. Service is friendly whenever I've been in, which
is good because the downstairs room is often busy. Try the mixed
plate of salamis for a starter. One final point, Calzone is a great
place to people watch.
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Cibo |
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3 Russell Gardens
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| Il Blue | |
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32 Kensington Church Street
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Il Carretto |
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20 Hillgate Street
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ITS |
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128 Holland Park Avenue
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Orsino |
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119 Portland Road
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Palms Kensington |
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3-5 Campden Hill Road
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Pizza Express |
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35 Earl's Court Road
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Pizza Express |
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15 Gloucester Road The salad with the dough balls is incredibly filling.
Its like that challenge with the 3 cream crackers, its a real struggle
to finish. I think this is a good thing though. Makes a change from
most pizza joints where you don't exactly feel full up when you
leave.
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Timo |
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343 Kensington High Street, |
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| Trattoo | |
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2 Abingdon Road Trattoo offers good, fresh, wholesome Italian
food cooked to order with prices that are more than reasonable.
Established in 1967 and designed by the late theatrical designer
Shawn Kenny, this local eatery is ideal for a get together, parties
or just a quick bite, it has a full licence with cocktail list and
a good selection of wines, liqueurs and brandies. On line enquiries
available. read more about
Trattoo and see pictures write you own review and comments Trattoo is our 'little local Italian restaurant' and has been for years. The food is traditional Italian, unfussy but always tasty. It's the kind of place where cooking comes first and presentation second which isn't a bad thing in my book. It's a quirky restaurant, filled with talking points, interesting art, plants and a sweet trolley complete with lights. The conservatory style interior is a lovely place to sit and unlike some other restaurants we could name, diners aren't crammed in like sardines. The menu has something for everyone, from pastas to seafood dishes - all have been equally well prepared. The specials are usually worth a look too, featuring whatever's in season. For my husband and I perhaps the best aspect of
Trattoo is the service. We've taken friends here for celebrations
and come alone when we couldn't be bothered to cook and we've been
made to feel just as welcome. Salvatore the manager and his team
excel at what they do … So I suppose you could say we recommend
Trattoo.
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