Portobello Garden - Carta

This is a hidden gem! Casual and funThe food was fabulously fresh and deliciousThe wine and beer was cold and reasonable.

Wonderful hidden gem in the heart of Notting Hill on Portobello Road. This unassuming little caffe is located off the street offering a quiet alternative

A little hidden gem in the centre of the market! Amazing atmosphere, very authentic feel! Went here for an evening meal and felt very European! The food was good too, well seasoned and bursting with flavours. Ver carta

A hidden gem on Portobello Rd. A bright garden like space set back from the hustle bustle. Described as homemade Italian, the food was fresh, rustic and delicious. Service was friendly, attentive, but not rushed I would have liked to linger there all day!

This cozy and authentic Italian restaurant is tucked away behind the bustling Portobello street. The menu offers some unexpected choices, but my adventurous selection of a panini turned out to be delicious (and quite large, so consider sharing). The ingredients were of high quality, adding to the overall enjoyment of the meal.

I love the atmosphere of this restaurant - it's casual, cozy, and authentic, giving you the feeling of being in a Southern Italian market. The staff is great, the wine selection is excellent, and the food is refreshingly unique compared to the typical Italian restaurants. Despite the high quality of ingredients, the prices are affordable. I acknowledge that everyone has their own preferences, but I am surprised to see that this place has an average rating of 3.4 on Zomato - some customers may not appreciate the true experience of a meal here. Overall, one of my favorite Italian restaurants to dine at in London. Ver carta

I opted for the wild boar ravioli from the daily specials menu, which came with a rich tomato sauce. While the sauce was overpowering, the smoked ricotta topping added a unique touch. A colleague ordered potato gnocchi with beef ragù and found the gnocchi impressive but felt the dish lacked seasoning. Another colleague enjoyed the octopus salad, but we were disappointed to find the accompanying bread was garlic bread, not the traditional Italian bread we were expecting. Despite some inconsistencies with traditional Italian dishes, the overall experience at Portobello Garden Arcade was pleasant, with warm and hearty meals in a lively atmosphere. Overall, Portobello Garden Arcade offers more...

There is something hugely enjoyable about taking a long stroll along the Portobello road on a Sunday, checking out the weird and wonderful market stalls and deciding what to eat for lunch. <br/ <br/ A virtuous session in the gym on a Sunday morning is generally followed by an 'unvirtuous ' pig out at some splendid eaterie and three of us, having been recommended this place by a customer in the cafe, made our way to The Portobello Garden Caffe, a small, packed, buzzing place whose walls were awash with Italian goodies. <br/ <br/ I noticed with great pleasure the array of wonderful meats, burrata, roasted veg, all manner of antipasti being piled onto sharing plates. They looked absolutely beau...

Out and about on a lunchtime constitutional along Portobello Road last week something interesting caught my eye. Set back from the road, hiding behind vintage clothes in the arcade, was an alluringly attractive Italian restaurant. On my own, without reading material and in a hurry to get back to work, I had no intention of sitting down to eat but I was compelled to go in and investigate. I glanced at the menu and clientele, was charmed by the decor of hanging dried meat and flowers, and decided I would return imminently.<br/ <br/ Thankfully an opportunity arose this week. I had taken it upon myself to arrange a lunch for myself and nine colleagues, and presented them with an option of four r... Ver carta