Eat Out London!Edera Restaurant
Edera Restaurant
Located in the leafy, affluent neighborhood of Holland Park, Edera is a charming Italian restaurant well known for its warm hospitality and simple approach to Italian food.
The restaurant evokes a sense of rustic comfort, with its warm design and earthy details.
The atmosphere is relaxed and diners are encouraged to linger over a seasonal menu that features an artful blend of traditional Italian classics as well as signature specialties from Roberto’s native Sardinia.
Signature Sardinian dishes include Spaghetti with Bottarga, homemade Malloredus Pasta with sausage, tomato and pecorino, Sea Bass baked in salt crust and for dessert the addictive Seadas – little fritters stuffed with sweet ricotta cheese, served warm and drizzled with fragrant honey.
Roberto’s thoughtfully selected wine list features reasonably priced wines from all regions of Italy, including some special selections from Sardegna.
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Edera Restaurant, Holland Park Ave, London
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Edera is a popular restaurant on Holland Park Avenue serving delicious authentic Italian cuisine in intimate surroundings.
A very popular local eatery.
review of London Italian restaurant Edera, written by Andy Hayler in ...
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I once read that the quality of an Italian restaurant is in inverse proportion to the number of black and framed photos of celebrities on its walls, in which case some amber warning lights should have been going off in my head here: there was a picture of Clark Gable and a host of other movie star photos duly hanging in the dining room.
It included labels such as Castelfeder Vom Stein Pinot Bianco Sudtirol 2015 at £37 for a bottle that you find in the high street for £11, Ca’ del Baio Valgrande Barbaresco 2014 at £62 compared to its retail price of £29, and the lovely Antinori Tignanello 2014 at £160 for a wine that will set you back £79 in the shops.
These truffles were from Umbria, and were the cheaper winter truffle (tuber brumale vittadini) rather than true black truffles (tuber melanosporum vittadini) though I will say that they had at least some fragrance when freshly grated, suggesting that these were good quality and reasonably fresh (truffles lose their flavour within days of leaving the ground) within their type.
The bill came to £100 a head with a good but not excessive bottle of wine, though that did include the costly truffle risotto.
If you ordered three courses and coffee and shared a moderate bottle of wine then the bill would come to about £60 each, which is quite a lot objectively, especially when you can eat quite nearby at the better l’Amorosa for less money.
Edera, Notting Hill
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Located in the leafy, affluent neighborhood of Holland Park, Edera is a charming Italian restaurant well known for its warm hospitality and simple approach to Italian food.
With John's support and Roberto's many years managing some of London's finest restaurants, the co-owners have created a local gem.
The restaurant evokes a sense of rustic comfort, with its warm design and earthy The atmosphere is relaxed and diners are encouraged to linger over a seasonal menu that features an artful blend of traditional Italian classics as well as signature specialties from Roberto's native Sardinia.
Roberto's thoughtfully selected wine list features reasonably priced wines from all regions of Italy, including some special selections from Sardinia.
With Roberto as gracious host and a skilled front of house team, Edera is considered by many as a home away from home.