The Fellini

I chose this place because I was in the West London area, Italian food and the name made me think of the footballer Marouane Fellaini 😊
I arrived 30 minutes early but our table was ready and the place wasn't that busy. I was expecting the staff to take our coats and put them in the cloak area, but to no avail so I did it myself.
The atmosphere was ok, it seems like a family restaurant where the locals come in for a cosy Italian. It picked up when it was somebody's birthday and the DJ played Stevie wonder's 'happy birthday'. I was loving life and dancing along 😁
We ordered a bread basket and some olives as an appetiser. The bread was nice, warm and was quickly devoured like a hungry hyena.
I ordered a soup of the day which was fantastic, I need to have more soup in my life. For main, I ordered a homemade lasagne which was pretty good and I had to order the Lemon...

The grilled chicken had a 9:1 spinach to chicken ratio. Waste of money. Tiny portions.

Small portions not getting money's worth and water was not complimentary. Pizza was not good.

The food was bland and the portions were small. We had high hopes but were unfortunately disappointed.

Stumbled across this restaurant, very pleased we did. Great food. Good staff. Nice end to an evening. Recommend +

Good food with some dishes being outstanding (like our soup and tiramisu) and some a bit underwhelming (like the pizza or the fried calamari).
Service was OK although a more personal touch like offering a limoncello at the end of the meal would have been appreciated.

Came across this restaurant while searching online, so glad I picked it, great atmosphere and very friendly staff and owner. The food was delicious as were the cocktails, definitely somewhere we’d go back to when visiting London.

I have been a few times. Food is divine. 80’s Party was fun and Tony is the most hospitable man.