Pane Cunzato - Italian Pizza Restaurant - (Near Camden, South East)

4 /5 Rifa Adelisa: We had lunch here before visiting the British Museum. It’s conveniently located on Museum Street, just across from the entrance. The restaurant is fairly small but has a lot of character. The outdoor seating looked lovely but it was a bit too cold to sit outside during our visit. We ordered a Margherita pizza, spaghetti carbonara, orange juice, and beer. The pizza tasted a little plain to me, it would’ve been nicer with more basil. The orange juice also didn’t taste fresh, it seemed more like a packaged, preservative kind. Overall, it was a good experience. It’s not the best Italian restaurant we’ve tried, but given the location, it’s worth checking out. The staff were attentive.

5 /5 Cristina Montero: This authentic italian place is definitely a place to go back. I went with a couple of friends and it was such a gastronomical experience. The staff was careful with our food allergies and their recommendations were something to take into consideration. We ordered the parmigiana di melanzane, the gluten free quattro stagioni and the special pizza of the day (an aubergine and burrata calzone that was truly to die for). We were 3, ended up full and we paid around 70£ (drinks included). If youre around London and youre looking for something out of the ordinary, Pane Cunzato offers quality, carefully chosen ingredients and genuine italian food. Cant wait to be back soon!

5 /5 Peter: A wonderful Sicilian restaurant that had a cheerful interior and a traditional menu. My girlfriend and I had lunch here and thoroughly enjoyed it. From the beginning, the staff were incredibly friendly and cheerful which gave us a nice impression straight away. The interior is lovely and bright which added to the vibe of the restaurant. They had a number of menu items that were uniquely Sicilian - my girlfriend tried one of them, the Pane Cunzato, assumedly their signature dish, which she thoroughly enjoyed. I craved pizza so went for a pizza, which was equally delicious. They had a number of lovely dessert items, and whilst torn, we ended up opting for the Pistachio Tiramisu which is their signature dessert. It certainly didnt disappoint, and was the best Tiramisu either of us have eaten. The prices were incredibly reasonable, especially considering the location, so I would definitely recommend giving it a go! P.s the bill came out in a cute little case, so bonus points for that.