iddu - Speisekarte

I found this little and very nice restaurant on a saturday walk. At Iddu you can have the best single expresso and small butter cookies with it. Next time I will go for dinner, the menu is fantastic.

Had a granita! With a brioche! Lemon flavor! The combination of warm brioche and Cold granita is just perfect! The place is small and beautiful! A piece of heaven! If you are in the neighborhood, drop by!

I loved the ambiente of this Sicilian caffe. visited it for a Sunday brunch with my sister before we make a walk in london and we had a great service. the food was delicious and the portions were exactly the right size so they don't feel too full, so they can taste different courses.

The area is small and cozy. The open kitchen gives off a homely feel. Perhaps it’s consistent with the white and wood combination, a classic modern home deco duo. My grungy attire may be out of place in the upscale South Ken area, where the choice of clothing seems split between chic and trendy gym-wear.

stops for a quick coffee and brioche before yoga. I liked the bar, I felt for half an hour home. it is very quiet inside and with cute tables outside for summer mornings. it simply brings them into a good mood with its blue colors beyond it make the real fresh orange juice. with real oranges at the moment, not English style!

I'm here a few times now and despite some of the products that are of quality, the constant bad service and the attitude makes this place inappropriate and simply not very welcoming. just because of the seemingly pretentious location excuses the quarreling behavior of their not, and that comes from a south kensington resident! does not come back.

So, award for weirdest name for a restaurant in South Ken goes to… Iddu. This is a fairly new spot on what is becoming a great little street near South Kensington Tube. Before, all that was there was a Fitness First and an overpriced dry cleaners. But, with Iddu’s parent The South Kensington Club opening soon next door, this is set to be a new high traffic area for the Chelsea set in the know.

there was to try this restaurant, although there were some negative comments about the price and the rude service. the place was so cozy and close to the subway station south kensington. the latte was in order, probably something different, because it is Italian coffee? (because only a few sources said that italia has its own way in making and drinking coffee). but the pasta was beautiful. not every Italian restaurant has delicious pesto, but iddus pistacchio pesto is good and refreshing! it was my first time to have pesto with garnel. service was great, has not experienced any rudeness at all.

The area is small and cozy. The open kitchen gives off a homely feel. Perhaps it’s consistent with the white and wood combination, a classic modern home deco duo. The attire is typical of the upscale South Ken, split between chic and trendy gym-wear The Tuna Tartare and Crunchy Green Avocado Salad come highly recommended. I decide to be different and choose the Salmon and Avocado tartare. After all, there’s no such thing as too much avocado. Or so I think. The tartare is similar to a large sushi without rice. The flavours are fresh, but can’t say I’m thrilled, and the portion is slightly generous for an appetizer. Seeing the tuna around me, I’m slightly envious of my...read more