Zizzi - Earls Court - (Near Kensington and Chelsea, london)

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.

Daniel Cothran White tablecloth, scrape the crumbs off the table kind of place, but not stuffy. You can still dress casually. Our waitress provided excellent service, and the food was very solid. We ordered a fish sampler for two (which was an appetizer platter), palak chat, dal makhani, and naan. It was a perfect amount of food for two. The tandoori salmon that was part of the platter was surprisingly delicious.

Gemma Benjamin First time visiting this area of London & we were so pleased we found a Franco Manca around the corner from our hotel. We were greeted very warmly by Tomasso, who went above & beyond for myself and my partner. Our meal was delicious as usual & the tiramasu was amazing. Tomasso asked about our stay and gave great recommendations of things to do in London that we didnt know about, despite it not being our first time in London. Defintely check in and look for Tomasso! We will be back next time. Thank you.

Austin Neubert The food was absolutely amazing. Best Indian food our party has ever had. 10/10. If I could rate it 6 stars I would. We got the butter chicken, the malai chicken tikka, chicken mangalore, and of course with some steamed rice and naan bread. The dishes were packed with flavor and spice, the chicken was perfectly cooked and moist, and our plates were left empty when we finished. It was our first time at this restaurant, but the waitress was very helpful in explaining dishes and making sure our order was correct. All the other staff made sure we were comfortable too. I highly recommend going here!!

Sue Jones With a city saturated in commercial gimmicky Indian food spots it was a refreshing experience to taste authentic Indian cuisine. Perfect location, wonderful staff and even better food! A treat for all ages and family friendly, a true hidden gem.

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.