Jamie's Italian Picadilley

Prior to the musical visit we had birthday lunch here and thry offered one glas of Prosecco which was included. Nice food, healthy and well prepared.

We love this Jamie’s Italian just a few steps away from Piccadilly Circus in the corner of the Soho Main Street . This restaurant has 3 levels and the Roof Top Garden Bar ! It’s designed to promote Apperol and it feels like you are In Italy we actually have been in the Apperol Garden Bar in Milano Great atmosphere very cozy with cushions and blankets and parasols for the London weather. Good vibes on the Roof very instagram popular because of the great views of the London’s Soho buildings and funky Italian deco . The menu is Jamie’s Italian like everywhere but it has specials of the day only for this place which are worth trying . We love Italian food and Jamie’s British twist on it is phenomenal so we Do recommend it highly . There is good organic meat and chicken and fish options, best handmade pasta , good vegetarian selection , antipasto and homemade bread and also some yammy deserts , childrens are never forgotten in Jamie’s restaurants , there is always a good healthy menu for the little ones too ! Our favourites for Dinner after the Apperol are various antipasti with glass of good Italian red wine . Prices are like every other Jamie’s very good value for the gourmet organic food you getting and the portions are very generous compared to the other Italian restaurants around ! Service is professional and friendly but keep in mind is historic building and food gets slower to the Roof Garden then downstairs . No bookings need if you are 2-4 people for 6-10 people is recommend. No dress code and everyone is welcome also can be for every occasion just speak in advance with the management on duty for any occasions and parties in advance and they’ll surprise you nicely No parking is Piccadilly Circus after all and walking is recommend.Go enjoy have fun and make happy memories

I have always been a fan of Jamie but he does need to know that there is one dish that defines an Italian restaurant and that is Spaghetti alla Carbonara. The one I had the other night was very far from authentic and really amateurish.

We had the early evening 3 course for £20 deal which we booked in advance. Suited us as we had a 7.30 show. Choice was good and the food was tasty too, one of us had a problem with their steak and they changed it with no fuss.

No reason to Waiste a lunch or dinner in this restaurant. We ate in Jamie 's restaurant in Budapest which was a great but here the food was really not tasty. If you want an Italian Restaurant you want to go to In Parma By Food Roots . This is a very good recommendation.