My boyfriend and I were on a mission to find a good Italian restaurant close to home, so Napule was first on the list.

It’s a lovely little hidden gem - in fact so hidden that we almost walked straight past it. Once we found it, the smell of wood-fired pizza’s and olives was too much to bear. The menu is extensive and we had a lot of trouble deciding what to order. But when we did, the we knew we had made good choice - I am easy to please when it comes to Italian, but this food was amazing. I had the seafood pasta - it was a huge portion of food, that no self-respecting girl could every finish, but I made sure I polished off as much as my stomach could possibly hold, and then some. It was GOOD…. My boyfriend had a pizza, which he finished before I could even have a taste bite.

One thing that let it down ws perhaps the service - it was a little on the disappointing side. There were a few language barriers - like when the waitress asked if she could take my olives aways and I said no, and she still took them away. And we had to ask 2 waitresses for one glass of water - one waitress forgot and the other brought two. It was also a little on the pricy side, but the good food made up for that.

Despite these few things, I would definitely eat here again - I have to try all those other meals that I couldn’t make my mind up about.

This is probably my favourite pizza place in London. The pizzas are delicious and served as long thin pizzas on little tressle tables they put up on your table. The oven baked pizzas are hot, crisp and full of flavour and a really good price considering its location. The staff are friendly and fun. Also the size of the place is deceptive- the restaurant has a lovely sunken dining area at the back which seats many more diners.