Made in Italy - Speisekarte

sat on Wednesday night before the chelsea w forest game and was very impressed. the pizza was excellent the personal was friendly attentive.

The beautiful terrace in the middle of Kings Road. Italian restaurant of good quality and good service. The guys serving are from Naples and you feel Naples in the air... and in the dish. Viva italia. Always

Such a nice lunch... terrace was open on the beautiful day... drank presseco had excellent food and really good recommendations from the waiter. . Waitress and waitresses are super friendly and really helpful... highly recommend this place to anyone in the area.... will definitely be coming back.... Speisekarte ansehen

very friendly staff. good variety for non-vegetarians, vegetarian and vegan! excellent eating! The homemade Pesto sauce is very beautiful (the best I had) 4 cheese pasta is very good for children. torta della nonna: words cannot describe this dessert! about all super experience! kudos to the owner sara!

the first time that I and the family went absolutely amazing, so we have again for my daughter 22. birthday dinner with more family and friends, good I can't come back these lovely, friendly, eating completely excellent, menu for all without too big, plus we had a 2 year old child with us, for with color book and high chair, and the amazing staff, presented my daughter with a piece of cake and candle and choir made in italy

Incredible! Made in Italy is definitely one of the best Italian restaurants in London. When you step inside, it feels like you are transported to a charming little eatery you might find on the streets of Rome. The majority of the servers are Italian and speak the language while they work, adding to the authentic feel of the place. The food is truly outstanding and rivals the flavors of Italy itself. I highly recommend trying the gnocchi; it is simply delicious. Additionally, the restaurant boasts a lovely terrace on the top floor, perfect for enjoying a sunny day in London. Speisekarte ansehen

Leading Italian restaurant group Made in Italy has renovated its original site on Chelsea’s Kings Road, bringing with it a brand new look and feel and an innovative new menu. Peter Morrell takes a look. Celebrating 25 years of trade, Giuseppe, Sara and Angelo Corsaro, the family behind the concept, have returned from several months of travelling around their homeland, sourcing inspiration to better understand what makes pizza lovers tick. The result: staying true to its roots and ensuring the home-made approach is at the forefront of what they do, to deliver only the very best in Italian quality and taste to hungry Londoners.

Made in Italy is the typical Italian restaurant. Great pizza, great pasta, great salads, good prices. This chain is much better than any other Italian one, with their pizzas being one of the kind, and their menu containing a range of different starters. What I especially love about this place is the fact that they offer gluten-free pasta, which is rare in an Italian restaurant. The best asset for this place is their balcony on the first floor, where during a sunny day, you can eat and watch over the busy people on Kings Road. It gives the place more of an atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for a meal with a big group of friends (remember to book if you’re in a large group as the place is us...

I love pizza, who doesn't? It's a delicious circle of tomato-covered happiness. Italian history aside, the invention of pizza definitely made things better. Imagine if famous figures like Caesar and Napoleon had access to pizza, they might have been happier. Did you know that not all pizzas are round and that there are variations in toppings by region? At Made In Italy, you can enjoy a meter-long pizza with up to four toppings that is truly divine. The dough, tomatoes, and cheese are top-notch, creating a heavenly combination. Even if you usually prefer more elaborate pizzas, the simplicity of the margherita pizza at Made In Italy is so well-balanced that you won't feel like you're missing a... Speisekarte ansehen