Mele e Pere

I like the food in here. Wine list is small but underrated. Desserts - best Italian desserts in London. However we were placed next to a rowdy bunch of 18 year olds and couldn't hear ourselves talk. The waiters did ask them to be quiet, but this would be resolved by not placing us there in the first place. A decent restuarant would place people accorsing to their needs. This place needs to learn this. The complimentary glass of wine was nice, but pls fix this next time. 

Great authentic Italian food. Delicious pizza. Super sized tiramisu. Friendly host. Great set menu. The wine list could do with some house options; the cheapest was £32.

Plenty of variety of food on offer here. Lovely atmosphere and attentive staff. We had a numb r of different dishes from meatballs in a lovely tomato and cheese sauce, and squid with lemon mayonnaise all delicious. I loved my prawns with squid ink linguine with a chilli sauce. Duck ragu pappardelle with truffle and Finally a great diavola Pizza. The only criticism was the price of the wine. With then a 12.5% service charge. 

Cozy and welcoming, pasta is home made and delicious. It is a great find in Soho. 

This is my third time visiting Mele e Pere and I have loved it every time. The first, I met friends for drinks and we chatted over olives and focaccia with the lively voices of and conversations of other guests creating a great atmosphere in the background. We sat down stairs, and almost forgot we were in the heart of London - favouring instead the vibe of a true Italian trattoria. The food is beautiful, and although portion sizes aren't huge, the quality of ingredients and beautiful flavours of each plate more than makes up for it. I definitely recommend the carbonara (I always get excited when it is served with an egg yolk), or equally the pizzas are divine. The location, atmosphere, food and service gives you everything you want and need from an Italian restaurant and I have nothing but good things to say.