Sorella

The overall experience was highly satisfying, especially when it came to the arancini, which were exceptional. Don't miss the opportunity to savor the dark chocolate dessert with hazelnut; it's definitely worth a try. The service was commendable, but it's worth noting that the restaurant's limited size resulted in a small team of hardworking waitstaff.

Wonderful restaurant - food was superb and staff were friendly. You will need a torch or magnifying glass to read the menu the way it’s currently printed :p but power through, it’s worth it! I would love to come back for a giant bowl of the mushroom/corn pasta dish - perhaps they could do main-sized portions of their lovely pastas (that’s not feedback - I just loved it that much). Relatively small restaurant and quite busy so book in advance. Was warm and loud on the night we visited so I recommend dress accordingly and sit closer if you want to have a conversation. This is a gem regardless.

I had a pleasant experience at Sorella restaurant (Clapham, London, UK) today with family, kids, and friends. While the decor didn't exude confidence and appeared less than immaculate, it wasn't exactly unclean. The food, on the other hand, was quite enjoyable. The arancini and burrata were particularly delicious, and the starters like focaccia were good too. The house red wine was satisfactory. While the pasta dishes were tasty, they didn't reach the level of extraordinary. The attentive and helpful staff added to the positive experience. All in all, Sorella is a decent dining option, but I wouldn't consider it the best Italian restaurant I've tried.

Wanted to go here for some time and finally bothered to drop in today without a booking. Firstly service was fab, warm friendly, kind and accommodating.considering it was a Saturday they bent over backwards to get us a table albeit for a limited window. Opted for a quick starter of lamb and Fish roe followed by gnocchi and beef shin and pappardelle…. All was wonderful, plate licking good.. this is a place I will sprint back to, well worth a visit and will become a local for me.

A gorgeous little restaurant off the beaten track. Gorgeous Italian food and in a wonderful setting. The back of the restaurant has a high ceiling and glass roof meaning there is a lovely light. The decor is a combination of 50s styling and urban chic, it’s just lovely!! Food is light and tasty, but could be seasoned a little more. Drinks were lovely also. I found the prices high for a restaurant in Clapham but the service was great and the food was brill.

Very good Italian restaurant just off Clapham High Street. Quite quiet for a Friday lunchtime. We started with 3 antipasti: brilliant focaccia, smoked cod's row with seaweed crackers and a vesuvio tomatoes dish. We then had two primi: wild mushroom tagliatelle and gnocchi with mussels. All the dishes were excellent. There is also a very good wine list. Coupled with unobtrusive and helpful service this restaurant is highly recommended.