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Not to be confused with its cafe spin-off next door, Sardo Cucina, Sardo is comfortable and just about quiet enough for a relaxed business lunch or a hazy meal with friends.

the portions are Trattoria style. so this is lacking fumigation during cooking and (like some, but definitiw not all trattorias, more on this story later the lack of true passion for eating. so the complete lack of the presentation. not so the prices

as Sardinian person not really impressed. without Sardinian people you can't create a Sardinian ambient. food is fine but too expensive and service in English language? jeez! If I want to speak English and be served in English I would go somewhere else!!

I recently returned to Sardo after not having been for about a year. On this occasion it was a lunchtime walk in with my business partner who was over from LA. Returning to Sardo was like running into a a very dear old friend who for one reason or another

This restaurant was on our wishlist for months. After several failed attempts, our chance to experience the mastery of Sardo came one sunny Wednesday in February. One year on from The Guide's memorable night with Lukas at Hawksmoor , a pregnant lady, a yo

7/10 beautiful Italian restaurant. her service was friendly and beautiful and the eating was authentic Italian. £20 per head for eating. the restaurant is quite casual. if they are around warren street station or goodge street station, why don't they try it.

great food and good service makes this one of the best restaurants in the environment. both the veg and the not veg dishes we ordered were very good. is the broth basket which must be improved, especially since it is charged for it.. will definitely go back for more:

A relatively hidden gem of a Sardinian restaurant located off Tottenham Court Road, Sardo lacks the glitz and glamour of other nearby places but remains one of London's best-kept secrets. The restaurant is understated but warm and welcoming: the selection of foods is excellent and the bread, in particular, is wonderful. The lamb was delicious, served alongside an excellent bottle of red wine which was recommended by the waitress. For what you get, it is perhaps a little overpriced: nevertheless, there are some great dishes and it is definitely worth a visit.

it was the meeting what was the book club before. we had started to read good and worthy things all the years ago and talk about them, about food. there were few books we all liked. bram stokers dracula was one. the prime of miss jean brodie was another. they draw their own conclusions. after a few years without, we decided to have a look back, eat over. l chose Sardo’s. it wasn't on my radar. a small search for his website revealed it, a restaurant specializing in Sardinian cuisine – therefore the sardo. doh. obvious, if you know, innit? it has been around the corner since 1998, so practically prehistoric in london restaurant terms....read more