Le Querce - Menu

A firm family favourite since more than 10 years, when we stumbled on it in search of a place where we could have our (not so well-planned) wedding lunch. Amazing food and wonderful staff. We go there for dinner and lunch and parties!

I went to have a dinner on Saturday with my 8 months baby and my husband. The food is authentic Italian and so delicious. My baby love to go there are child friendly, Roberto, Antonello and his staff make sure that the little one is comfortable and they provide toys to play. Definitely we will come back soon

Our party of nine had a great night out yesterday! Between us we ordered across the specials, pasta, pizza, fish and meat and we were delighted with our choices. We were very happy with the red and white wines we ordered, the food arrived beautifully presented and did not disappoint. Think we all managed to squeeze in a little dessert, everyone happy Thanks for super friendly service and delicious food, looking forward to coming back soon.

We ordered fish yesterday, the special and the monk fish, we asked if the special was boney and was told’i don’t think so’ Both dishes were made up of mainly bone, there was very little flesh on either dish We complained and expected a replacement, this didn’t happen but they did take some money off the bill- 2 of us left feeling very hungry We paid over £100 for 4 scallops, some sardines and terrible cuts of fish I have been here before but will not be returning

For us Le Querce plays an important role in local life. It’s a slice of Sardinia on our doorstep. Le Querce daily with its deli/cafe is always full of very pleasant surprises so we’ve been a bit sad that it’s only open 3 days now. Last Sunday we went to the restaurant part, sat outside in the sun and had a really special 3 course meal and well worth the £39.50 a head.… It was a great menu …the food was beautifully cooked and presented. All in all a lovely food experience.

Overpriced, awful atmosphere, average food, not allowed to choose one course only. You are obligated to have 2 or 3 courses. Opted for 2 courses £28.50 ,chose bowl of pasta and tart tartin. Puddings individually priced at £6.50 meaning the pasta cost £22.50!!! Pasta was tasty. Tart tartin came by itself semi heated (hot and cold and without cream or ice cream . You had to pay an extra £2.50 to have ice cream , which would mean Paying £9 for a small slice of semi heated tart with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Main course of chicken, dry and tasteless, tiny amount of sauce on a bed of peas with a smear of puréed squash. To have a side of potatoes/ chips cost an extra £4.50 meaning that this ta...

My husband and I live locally, and after a few years of intending to pop by, we finally made our first visit last summer (2019). We had a wonderful meal, with plenty of choice; both a standard menu and additional Weekend Specials, since the chef visited the fish markets on a Friday. The food was delicious, it was exceptionally good value, we were made to feel very welcome, and all round a wonderful night was had by all!! Unfortunately Post Covid things have changed a great deal. I don't mind that the menu is now much smaller (that's not an issue) but the quality of food is now average, but worse than that the prices are extortionate. I do get that things have to change because of all the Cov...

I was really looking forward to going back to Le Querce after a long gap. Sadly it was a disappointing experience. The evening menu now requires you to have at least two courses, costing £29.80, plus an extra £4.80 for side dishes. Two of us were almost 30 minutes late joining our group due to traffic problems but has to wait another 30 minutes before the orders were taken, with no offer of drinks or nibbles while we waited. The food was still good but our main was 6 not very big pieces of pasta stuffed with potato and cheese in a tomato sauce, which I felt was stingy for the price. One of our group only wanted a main course but we were charged £6.50 for the bread, cheese and olives she shar...

Visited for dinner with my wife on Saturday evening. The restaurant was busy which was reassuring. This place is not cheap especially for zone 3 south London! so my expectations are high. We went for a 2 course set menu £26.50 and shared a bottle of Prosecco £25 . For starters we both had the homemade tagilitelle with beef ragu... Soooo dry and bland, neither of us finished. There was also no offer of cheese or black pepper maybe Covid but can’t see why? . Mains came out pretty soon after but were sadly both also pretty unexceptional, duck breast cold with some veg and chips had to pay extra £4 for these and wife had a fish dish she didn’t enjoy and again had to pay an extra £4 for a side di...