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• Bocca di Lupo

  7/1/12,

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  foodiechang

  4/5

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  • Language: gbr
  • Position : Business

  Pros

  Amazing food made with fantastic ingredients. The place was packed and we had to wait a while before we were seated at the bar. Deep fried rice balls were ace.

  Cons

  A bit too bright!

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• Bocca di Lupo

  3/5/12,

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  naco

  5/5

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  • Language: gbr
  • Position : As a couple

  Pros

  Bocca di Lupo can credibly be considered one of the best dining experiences in London. The food is meant to be shared by the table (Italian tapas), but you can order dishes per individual as well. The menu is extensive and changes frequently but some of their best dishes tend to be a more permanent fixture on the menu such as the roast suckling pig or the seabream baked in salt. The desserts are lush as well, but you might want to explore the ice cream selection in their sister establishment Gelupo across the street (some of the best homemade ice creams you'll ever taste). For London it's reasonably priced (including drinks and service charge expect to pay about 65 per person). If you ask me what the best Italian restaurants at the moment are in London, I would say depending on the occasion/price range: 1) Apsleys (Michelin star) 2) Bocca di Lupo 3) Zucca (less choice than Bocca di Lupo and slightly less expensive)

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