Leo's Restaurant & Bar

I've been to Leo's before for their Sunday set lunch menu, which was great. This Saturday, we stopped by for a coffee and ended up staying for lunch, a delightful impromptu experience. We tried the eggs on fried chips with prosciutto, a comforting, hearty dish full of flavour. The homemade pasta with cavolo nero pesto had a subtle but excellent taste to the salty end. To finish, the tiramisu was a highlight, with a light coffee cream, an almond-soaked biscuit base, a hint of alcohol, and crunchy chocolate pieces adding texture. Everything, from the decor to the cutlery and plates, made it feel like we had been transported to a cosy, unpretentious Italian restaurant. Highly recommend the cafe experience !

Super ambience with the perfect lighting, Food is delicious in its simplicity perfect for big groups but also for a date. My favorite dish was probably the fried skate with anchovy…still thinking about that. Also really interesting wine list.

Stumbling upon this gem during our visit from the USA was like discovering a hidden treasure in the heart of London. It started as a casual dinner and turned into the highlight of our trip. The food was absolutely exquisite, a masterclass in flavor - we found ourselves debating whether to extend our stay just for another meal. The selection of natural wines was a revelation, like being introduced to a secret society of vino enthusiasts. (I’m hooked on naturals now!). And the staff - warm, knowledgeable and attentive. We may have had a bit too much fun because the next morning getting out of bed… well let’s just say we missed another tourism appointment… But honestly, for a night this memorable, it was a price worth paying. If you're in London and you don't eat here, you're simply doing it wrong. Five stars aren't enough!

Finally made it to Leo’s and it absolutely lived up to expectations. Rarely do you find a restaurant so comfortable on its own skin and one where the food, service and vibes are at the same level. Can’t wait to go back and get stuck into the mains.

Found this little gem of a place whilst on a walk. The atmosphere, the cocktails, wine list and not forgetting the FOOD were up there with some of the best I’ve had this year, it was a joy seeing it cooked over the grill. Highlights were the mackerel, white asparagus, the quail, lamb and the ricotta with blood orange! We basically had a tasting menu of around 6-7 courses and every single one was on point, service was casual and lovely and it was ever so romantic. Delightful.

New favourite restaurant in London. The food was honestly faultless. My boyfriend is veggie and there were lots of options for him. The atmosphere was really romantic and the waiters were knowledgeable about the food. The aperitivo della casa was so interesting - a house fermented drink. The lasagne was seven layers with each layer being different. Highly recommend. The desserts were also delicious. We got the ricotta ice cream which was so tart and refreshing.

We came here for dinner and the space is beautiful and there was a nice atmosphere. Between the two of us, we shared the pickled mackerel and anchovy (not bad but it wasn't my favourite), riso al salto (this was a bit too rich for me), cornish mussels (one of my favourites of the night - the mussels were plump and the sauce was excellent), lasagne bianca, courtyard ragu (super tasty - nicely layered and balanced), grilled pork neck and belly (the pork was nicely cooked but it was slightly underseasoned), the tomato and onion salad and the olive oil fried chips (both went well with the pork) and the tiramisu (ratio wasn't right as there was too much cream so I'd give this a miss). The service was helpful but at times we had to flag the waiters down for attention.

We had lunch with our families at Leo’s after getting married and had a fantastic time. The food was incredible, the wine was delicious and the team were welcoming (even to our younger, less well behaved guests). We couldn’t have hoped for better. Thank you.