Da Corradi - Carta

this long established tiny restaurant manages to eat excellent quality efficiently even at peak times. it is popular with local and tourist alike. highly recommended.

little gem. always our first midday place at the visit in london, the next week looking forward to this time when we will relax with a very cheap bottle of red and delicious pasta.

A lovely Italian restaurant tucked away in Mayfair. The decor is nothing special, a bit cluttered and could use an update, but what it lacks in ambience it makes up for in cuisine. Their homemade lasagna is super authentic and delicious....a must have! Ver carta

When the film ended, and we emerged from the Curzon Mayfair Cinema, I was dizzy, pale, and not hungry, so when E suggested we duck into a old-fashioned-looking Italian restaurant around the corner called Da Corradi, in Shepherd’s Market, that bore a sign

a very small and cozy place...with a very good food and beautiful Peeple...i twice vsisted....because vegetarian, I didn't expect much vegetarian dish..still it has good vegotarian variety and taste absoulutely fantastic..more served super hot....only awesome.

a good meal for a lunch. friendly warm place on a cold wet day eating was good, the calf was good, the parma ham made it a bit salty, veg was okay, but too much stiel, kartoffels were simply cooked enough to be soft to be reasonable price for the opposite four empty dishes at the end. Ver carta

It wasn’t filled with tourists, but with bona fide locals, and the food was excellent, even if the service was a little more leisurely than I would necessarily prefer. You know I couldn’t resist the carbonara – it had been at least four full hours since I’d ingested pork! And this carbonara was excellent – very close to what I would make at home, with a nice, tight, egg-enriched sauce jam packed with pancetta and romano cheese, with perfectly al dente pasta.

a pleasant sound. on the way from the hilton to the berkeley square (where the British office is my firma) I must have gone past this place a hundred times without going to london my wife in our last vacation trip and finally in (more because it was close to hotel than anything else and we had gone from sightseeing at this point, I wish we had stopped years ago. we had a wonderful meal and good service a part is the size of the restaurant. also for London standards the tables were top. Still, eating is more than for them.

Nice little Italian restaurant in Shepherd Market, particularly good in good weather, with outdoor cafe-style seating There are a lot of autographed pictures of celebrities who have dined here, but there's nothing snooty about the place The pizzas are straight forward, Italian-style thin crust, not overly laden but with nice ingredients and plenty of flavour. I haven't tried the non-pizza part of the menu, but they have an extensive selection of pasta dishes (about £10, same as the pizza) and meat dishes (about £15) Staff are friendly and service is swift A fab little place for a quick bite in the middle of Mayfair. Ver carta