The food was ok and would have normally got an average rating but i found it to be very over priced for what it was, the seating was far to close to each other although the staff where very friendly.

Caluccio’s is a great place to grab a great authentic italian pasta for a very reasonable price. Not only is the food delicious but the decor is trendy and attracts a similar crowd. For around £25 we were able to get a bread, two pastas, and a bottle of white wine. My only criticism was that the size of the mains were a little on the small side. All in all, I would recommend this to anyone looking for an original italian style cafe but only if you’re not so hungry you could eat your left hand.

I’m a huge fan of the deli section here. They have a small but great selection of Italian deli meats with a dried food section containing merangues, pasta, cookies, chocolates and gift items.

At Christmas their Pandoro cakes are second to none. I travel to these shops specifically for this treat at the holidays.

I have been a frequent visitor to this Carluccio’s and I have found it a great place if you don’t want to have an extended conversation.

Perhaps indicative of the deterioration in hearing by people who have listened to far too much loud music, everyone in this resteraunt seems to talk at an excessively loud volume and the acoustics make it sound crazy and muddled.

I have had to wait for extended periods of time to get seated and served but once settled, service has always improved.

With a changing menu, Carluccio’s is more interesting than other restaurants in the area with a better vibe and good food however as Italian goes, it cannot touch Stef’s aroundthe corner. If you want cafe boutique trendy culture, this is the place for you. If you want Italian, go to Stef’s

I have been to many Carluccio's and I must say that this is one of the worst restaurants/restaurant chains in London. The food is average, the service is ABYSMAL, the noise in the restaurant is thunderous (especially at this location), and it has been this way for years. At this particular location, the workers bang the dishes and cutlery constantly, the acoustics only help to amplify the sounds, the service is slow, spotty and just plain poor. This consistently poor experience can be experienced at any Carluccio's branch across London. Stay away - this is awful and a waste of money. Go to the Strada next door instead for a much more pleasant experience