I absolutely love this place! The atmosphere, the staff, and oh, the food—everything was incredible. I left feeling like I’d been wrapped in a warm hug. The beef tortellini with creamy mushroom sauce was simply divine—perfectly seasoned, with flavors that were rich and unforgettable. The beef inside the tortellini was so tender, it practically melted in my mouth. The pizza, baked right in front of you, was equally impressive—fresh, crisp, and utterly delicious. The burrata, served with butternut squash, sun-dried tomatoes, and pesto, was vibrant and full of flavor. And the king prawns? Juicy, succulent, and cooked to perfection. I can’t recommend this restaurant enough—you won’t be disappointed! The beautiful setting is just the icing on the cake.

A friend recommend to meet here as he thought the pizzas were excellent. My expectations were exceeded starting first with the excellent service which is relaxed and professional. A specials board is brought to the table with an extensive selection, adding further variety to the main menu. Seating is comfortable with plenty of room between tables and temperature is comfortable. Food is all cooked fresh with care, which follows through to when it is received at the table with presentation. Parking is best at Moxon Street Carpark, which is a 3 minute walk to the restaurant. You do pay slightly more than other well-known Italian restaurants but worth every penny with the whole experience.

Delicious food, great service. Thoroughly enjoyed our visit and would love to come back. Highly recommend!

Went here just before Christmas. Staff were friendly and the atmosphere was busy and loud. The pizzas were tasty and felt very fresh. The Calzone was nice but felt a little overpriced at nearly £20 and the tomato sauce served on the side was cold (that might be deliberate). The biggest disappointment was the special starter "Meatballs in basil Napoli sauce with toasted bread". Although it tasted fresh but nothing exciting it was £19.50 for 4 medium meatballs in some sauce and two small pieces of bread - sadly didn't feel special. We was quite surprised and it lacked wow-factor! Drinks were expensive and they brought zero-alcohol beer when we asked for alcohol. If being honest £75 for 2 pizzas, 2 beers and a shared starter felt overpriced!

Beautiful redesigned interior featuring a 1920s style bar and tasteful modern furnishings. Fantastic food, I had a Primavera pizza that was utterly divine. The Tiramisu was almost indecently good. Lovely staff and a pleasant, relaxed atmosphere. A real asset to Barnet.