Italia Uno

Went in for a quick lunch, and ordered a spaghetti bolognese. Perfect al dente pasta with meaty sauce. Service was attentive. I should try other dishes, including pizza. Probably one of the best value for money Italian restaurants in the neighborhood.

Very cute little shop, feels very authentically italian - just two italian men making beautiful fresh sandwiches. super affordable and utterly delicious. I tried the lasagne too which was divine

Traditional Italian cafe serving a wide variety of panini - at very reasonable prices - lasagna, and of course coffee. Additional Italian products such as biscuits and soft drinks are also on sale. The owners are very special - huge football fans and never miss a match thanks to their 3 TVs! You could say the decor is a bit old fashioned, but you will honestly feel in Italy, in a typical unpretencious neighbourhood cafe.

we are 100% coming back next time we are in london. we got the tomato soup, melanzane alla parmigiana, arancine and meat lasagne and it was one of the best meals we've ever had. owner has earth shattering aura. we forgot to take pictures of the food before eating cause it looked and smelled too good to wait (they weren't shy with the parmegiano) so here's a picture of us holding out plates licked clean so u can see how satisfied we were. only place i trust to make coffee in london. no notes.

Best pasta I have tried so far in London. Superb taste at a very affordable price. £4.50 for a big plate of pasta? Yes! Plus the people serving and preparing the food are genuinely nice! I will definitely come back!

A proper authentic Italian cafe. I had fresh salad with sliced tomatoes and cucumbers, topped with tuna. 😋 The best Americano coffee ☕️ I've ever had. Rich, dark coffee with a frothy golden-brown crema on top, with a small patch of lighter bubbles near the center. This coffee leaves me with an aftertaste of chocolate or toffee. 🥰

Will come and try again, the sandwiches were made to order. I order the tuna salad roll, I love Italian canned tuna (weird I know), however the roll which was actually served as a sandwich, and the tuna was spread so thin and half filled, so that I was eating a lot of plain toasted bread, there was a very small amount of vegetables inside. The bread was really soft and nice. They also charged us a different amount for the tuna roll than advertised. My partner really enjoyed a cold cut sandwich, which was filled more properly and priced well. I would like to come back and give it another go, perhaps I ordered the wrong thing.

Hidden gem walking distance from Soho. The dine-in area is not that attractive but you will never have such fresh and yummy pasta for less than 6gbp (We paid like 15gbp for a proper meal of 2). Owner was smiley and helpful too.

The most authentic Italian cafe in the area. Everything is homemade and service is always with a smile. Enjoy!

i had the pesto pasta which was yummy. serving size was medium and i had some to take home. the chef made sure to add extra cheese and pepper on it before packing it up for me. he is such a sweet person! never been to italy but felt i was taken there by the restaurant's authenticness. it's got a set of outdoor seating to people watch. but its limited so make sure to grab a seat before its taken. excited to go again and try the sandwiches.

If you come to London as an student and you are looking for great food for a fair price this place is for you. I got a delicious Panini! The owners are amazing as well. Great service!

I would give a 500 Star Rating for patron Felice alone & his adorable Neopolitan family but the food is absolutely the best simple fare you can get even in Italy I haven't eaten as well for as little.Felice means happy & that is certainly what you will feel after just one visit here. Try the delicious Peccante : ciabatta with parma ham, cheese, lettuce & extra sun dried tomatoes with a pomadoro (tomato) soup : tastes made in heaven. On street parking meters are v. expensive,so come by bus or tube (Goodge Street) & then wander south down lovely, leafy Charlotte street & take in the beauty of this special part of London known as Fitzrovia (after the Duke of Fitzroy)

Cheap and delicious sandwiches? Yes please! We came here for lunch as a suggestion by a co-worker. It's exciting being in Central London for work as now I can try new places for food! Italia Uno is an Italian (duh) deli. I ordered a sandwich with spicy salami and cheese. The sandwich is pretty amazing. Toasted bread with a small amount of vinaigrette to give it some moisture (and doesn't need to be slathered with mayonnaise). Nice fresh meats, cheeses and veggies on top. Dining in my sandwich came to £4.40. Not too shabby I have to say. I envision we'll be visiting this place on a semi-regular basis!

£4 for a 12 inch pizza? Don't mind if I do! This is a definite favourite of the local uni kids as well as the media folks that inhabit the Charlotte Street/Goodge Street area. They have a wide selection of pizzas available, made to order and are really quite good quality. Not too greasy, the crust doesn't taste like cardboard and they get out a high quantity of pizzas out quite quickly.

Small Italian sandwich shop on Charlotte St that has an undeniably authentic feel to it (I've never been to Italy but was first introduced to it by an Italian friend and he assures me that this is the case) Long lines during lunch, and the sandwiches aren't made particularly quickly so even with 7-8 people ahead of you, you can expect a 15 minute wait. That being said, they're cheap and delicious. Personal favourite is the bondola with extra artichoke hearts. The sandwiches are a good size, and I believe they're all under a fiver (at least if you get them to go). Worth noting that they do run out of certain types of bread by late afternoon, and that it's CASH ONLY. They also have a loyalty card (buy 6, get the 7th free) I've never gone there to watch football but apparently it's a great spot for Serie A. Not sure if they have a particular fan association but said Italian friend mentioned that he has watched a number of Napoli games there and that it gets packed. There's an area in the back with a TV and apparently an even larger downstairs room with another TV. There's some sort of minimum spend to watch games, but you're basically covered with a sandwich and a drink from what I understand. Have always wanted to go for a game so will update if I ever get around to it.

Cheap amazingness. Sundried tomato panini with salami and cheese rocks my world!

This place is wild - super crowded & cramped at lunchtime, with a line out the door; the old Italian guy who runs it is genuinely sweet, and it seems like one of the last great family businesses in the neighborhood. The sandwiches are criminally cheap & all delicious - and they even have a stamp card if you go there often! Seating inside & out, but great for takeaway... or watching Italian tv & sipping a beverage once the crazy lunch crowd has wandered back to their desks.

Every time I am in London (i now live in germany), I come here and have a sandwich and a coffee. I have never ever found a place where the sandwiches are that delicious. I ve tried to find comparable places in germany (I even live in an italian neighbourhood) but never found one. Try it, i guarantee you ll love it. My personal recommendation is sandwich number one.

5 stars for the well-composed authentic Italian sandwiches!

food was lousy and overpriced. Coffee tasted like talcum powder. Staff were rude and arrogant. waitress who served me had hair dangling on food. And to top it off baby's nappy being changed on the counter. Yuk!!!! Bad experience .