2 Veneti

A quiet italian restaurant serving up delicious food. I had the fish of the day with an amazing lemon mash and kale. For dessert I had the deep fried dough balls which were incredible. Very authentic, friendly servers. I would say it is very expensive though, in particular the jump in prices from one course to two courses is quite extreme.

We had a wonderful early dinner there before a Wigmore Hall concert. The food was wonderful, and the staff very pleasant and helpful. We also were impressed witnessing the care taken by several staff members with an elderly man who had a fall on the sidewalk near the restaurant. (PS, he was not seriously hurt).

Best Italian restaurant in central London. Is always a pleasure to go back to 2 Veneti . Food was excellent as usual ; as a starter we shared Moscardini stew, Aubergine parmigiana and baccalà with polenta , all 3 really yummy. For my main I had the Seabream with spinach clams and saffron which again taste delicious and fish was just cooked to perfection. Good selection of wine to choose from , we had a caraffe of lugana as my friends were “not drinking” , turned out the wine tasted good as well so they had a glass too . A warm welcome followed by an attentive, professional service makes this little restaurant a total Gem . If you are in central London is well worth a visit. Really enjoyed dinner and my guests loved it too , thank you

A really exciting, changing menu. The fresh bigoli pasta was a highlight for me, along with the refreshing level of care/service from the team. If, like me, the majority of Italian food you have is at home, don't be afraid to ask and listen to pretty much all their recommendations. Lovely, old school restaurant by Cavendish Square. The only fault for me was the disconcerting breadsticks that were presented in individual plastic packaging, as if a frube or peperami had escaped the fridge and landed in our bread baskets.