La Terrazza - (Near Kensington and Chelsea, london)

greg karvellas On a work trip I wandered into A Braccetto, just looking for something decent to eat, and asked for a table for one. From the moment I stepped inside, I was greeted with genuine warmth and instantly made to feel welcome. The two gentlemen running the place couldn’t have been kinder — they even recommended a dish based on my beer order, which led me to one of the best pizzas I’ve ever had. Perfectly balanced, fresh, and absolutely delicious. The restaurant itself is tastefully decorated, creating a relaxed and inviting atmosphere that makes you want to linger. What makes it even more special is the location: right on the busy Earl’s Court high street, surrounded by the usual mediocre fast-food chains. Yet here, tucked away in plain sight, is a true hidden gem. Wonderful service, excellent food, and very fair prices. A Braccetto is the kind of place you’ll want to return to again and again.

Meg Byrne The managers at the restaurant and cafe are amazing, and Rose in the cafe is very detail oriented, quick to get to customer needs. The food is great quality and well presented. During my stay at the hotel (Ember Locke) attached to EVE, the F&B staff seemed overwhelmed, long weight times for food and a number of staff not very proactive for a restaurant atmosphere (standing around until manager directs them what to do). John was fantastic and really handled the low staffing issues with a smile and proactive communication so guests understood why service was taking so long. If you are in a rush, this is not your place, but if you are up for a relaxing, beautiful atmosphere with great music then you will enjoy the space.

Harry Lee Walked in randomly after many years of absence and ordered some takeaway. Had the chicken saag and was recommended the lamb vindaloo, both of which were very authentic and delicious. Accompanied by some steamed rice, the food was nothing short of amazing and will go back again very soon. They don’t serve alcohol, but allow BYO. The atmosphere is warm and homely. I remembered an elderly gentleman who used to own/operate the restaurant and so glad that the quality of the food has been maintained. The cost of the meal for an eatery in this area with such high quality food is ridiculously cheap. If you haven’t been, I would make a beeline asap.

Ilona P only Filipinos know that this place is 10/10 every time and the bad reviews are people who aren’t used to the carinderia style of eating/filipino food. Been here 3 times and recently was Sunday night. Staff are obviously very friendly, service was great - food came quick and was exactly how I expected it to be. The combo meal is actually a very good portion for one person. We got the lechon kawali and pork sisig combo meal and had sinigang to share. Again, the portion for sinigang was great for two people and we even had enough left over to takeaway. The lechon lawali and pork sisig combo meal portions were great and I was shocked how much meat they gave since other Filipino restaurants will serve half of that portion for nearly double the price. I really love to visit this restaurant every time we visit London as it makes me feel so nostalgic of back home. I always bring my non-filipino, English friends to try the food so they can taste authentic Filipino food and they have always enjoyed it!

Dr. Kelly Perona Came here with 4 adults, a 12 year old and 2 year old. They were so attentive, warm, and made wonderful suggestions. We got the Dinner for 4 & a chicken shawarma entree - we left with so many leftovers which made an excellent lunch the next day. I recommend this place and, if I were a local, would be visiting this place often.

Jessie Cheng We ordered eight courses, and everything impressed us. The highlight was definitely the Wagyu beef stew! The meat was so tender, it practically melted in my mouth. It was absolutely amazing. Highly recommend dining here. It’s a hidden gem in London!