Eat Out London!Al Duca
Al Duca remains one of the most popular restaurants in the St James area of the Capital with a loyal clientele of diners.Serving modern Italian cuisine, Al Duca focuses heavily on bringing out the very best elements of what is one of the most acclaimed gastronomic regions of the world.
Al Duca - London Italian Restaurant
Located centrally, off of Piccadilly Street, in St James London., Al Duca is a relaxed, warm, friendly Italian restaurant.
The modern yet simple surroundings combine a palette of traditional Italian colours of terracotta, olive and stone, mosaic tiling and oak timber to create an informal, light setting.
Head chef Gianni Andolfi & his team emphasise the use of simple fresh ingredients skilfully combined to bring out the best in a wide range of traditional dishes, offered in both classic style and with a new twist.
WHATEVER THE OCCASION From simply a coffee break, a pre/post theatre dinner with family & friends, a business lunch or a romantic meal for two, Al Duca is "that Perfect Place"
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Gustoso Bar & Ristorante
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Gustoso is a stylish Italian bar and restaurant in the fashionable Pimlico district of London.
Brought to you by London Restaurants who have the popular Italian trattorias of Al Duca in St James and Osteria dell’Angolo in Westminster.
Gustoso promises contemporary as well as classic Italian dishes, served by a knowledgeable, passionate team to lovers of Italian food.
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Osteria Dell'Angolo, 47 Marsham Street, London, SW1 | The ...
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Glancing around on a Monday lunchtime at Osteria Dell'Angolo, a posh Italian in Westminster, the outlook is pretty bleak.
Luckily for people such as Claudio Pulze, who owns Osteria Dell'Angolo along with the nearby Al Duca, hope is at hand.
Osteria Dell'Angolo opened in February last year and, after an initial hiccup in which head chef Michele Brogi departed, has established itself as a "power restaurant".
n Scores: 1-9 stay home and cook, 10-11 needs help, 12 ok, 13 pleasant enough, 14 good, 15 very good, 16 capable of greatness, 17 special, can't wait to go back, 18 highly honourable, 19 unique and memorable, 20 as good as it gets Osteria Dell'Angolo 47 Marsham Street, London SW1, tel: 020 3268 1077 Lunch, Mon-Fri, dinner Mon-Sat.
Lunch for three, including service, about £100 Spectacularly located in the old Stock Exchange, this 10-year-old all-rounder offers high-class classic cooking, from quality ingredients, and excellent service; it is, however, not cheap Some of the most authentic Tuscan cooking outside of Tuscany – the Poli family's decade-old venture still offers accomplished food at very good prices, and is often very busy Adding further lustre to Bray's already faultless gastronomic credentials, this buzzy and elegant newcomer offers a pleasing, notionally rustic Italian cucina
Al Duca Italian Restaurant, Duke Of York St, St Jamess, London
Al Duca is a cheap place to eat at 4-5 Duke Of York Street in St. James's, London, and serves Italian food.
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Al Duca, St James
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“Great, forget about the rest this is the best and belive me i am Italian every time that i come to London Al Duca is the place to be” Atmosphere: Value: Quality: alessandro dalu , [ Unknown ] “Al Duca s really value for money.
Atmosphere: Value: Quality: Vandenbulcke , [ Unknown ] The following customer reviews are not endorsed by Fluid London and are simply those of users who wish to publish their independent experiences of Al Duca.
Al Duca, set in London's Piccadilly opened in 1999 as part of the Pulze's 'Cuisine Collection' restaurant group, Al Duca's offers fine Italian food that has earned it a legion of loyal diners.
The restaurant itself uses traditional Italian colours to evoke a warm and inviting feel; terracotta, olive and stone along with oak timber and mosaic tiling are used to great effect.
The menu at Al Duca emphasises the use of simple fresh ingredients skilfully combined to bring out the best of a wide range of traditional dishes offered both in classic style and with a new twist, all following Pulze's ethos to offer reasonably priced good Italian food.
Osteria Dell'Angolo, 47 Marsham Street, London, SW1 | The ...
staff value food
Glancing around on a Monday lunchtime at Osteria Dell'Angolo, a posh Italian in Westminster, the outlook is pretty bleak.
Luckily for people such as Claudio Pulze, who owns Osteria Dell'Angolo along with the nearby Al Duca, hope is at hand.
Osteria Dell'Angolo opened in February last year and, after an initial hiccup in which head chef Michele Brogi departed, has established itself as a "power restaurant".
n Scores: 1-9 stay home and cook, 10-11 needs help, 12 ok, 13 pleasant enough, 14 good, 15 very good, 16 capable of greatness, 17 special, can't wait to go back, 18 highly honourable, 19 unique and memorable, 20 as good as it gets Osteria Dell'Angolo 47 Marsham Street, London SW1, tel: 020 3268 1077 Lunch, Mon-Fri, dinner Mon-Sat.
Lunch for three, including service, about £100 Spectacularly located in the old Stock Exchange, this 10-year-old all-rounder offers high-class classic cooking, from quality ingredients, and excellent service; it is, however, not cheap Some of the most authentic Tuscan cooking outside of Tuscany – the Poli family's decade-old venture still offers accomplished food at very good prices, and is often very busy Adding further lustre to Bray's already faultless gastronomic credentials, this buzzy and elegant newcomer offers a pleasing, notionally rustic Italian cucina