Prima Sapori D' Italia

Very very good, maybe a little expensive for the cup of proseco

Very very good Italian restaurant in London We went there twice during our stay in London!

Good welcome, friendly and fast service, tasty dishes, good value for money for central London

The bill at the restaurant showed they were charged for 4 pints instead of 2, as well as 2 half pints of 25cl, totaling 30 euros. It was disappointing.

Found this restaurant by chance while walking through the streets of Covent Garden. Welcoming and familiar place, everything that an Italian restaurant abroad should represent. I ate one of the best pizzas in recent times and I say this as an Italian. Definitely worth trying, for the food and hospitality

This Italian restaurant offers excellent quality food and spectacular service. The atmosphere is simple and very pleasant, making you feel like you're in a corner of Italy. The cuisine is crafted by original Italian chefs using top-notch ingredients, resulting in amazing food. If you're seeking authentic Italian cuisine in London, look no further than Prima Sapori in Covent Garden.

We had an excellent evening in this typically Italian restaurant. First of all, we were perfectly welcomed by the mainly Italian staff. Then, the pizzas that we tasted were delicious (we thought we were in Italy) accompanied by wine and beer suited to our meal. All this happily brought to you by our very professional server. Finally, we sipped a very good limoncelo which ended this very good moment. Thanks again and keep it up.

Arrived by myself without a reservation, the front of house staff were so kind and really made me feel welcome. I did have to wait a little bit, but the staff kept checking on me and giving me updates. The food was incredible; the gnocchi and focaccia were so flavourful. Couldn't recommend enough. Going back to London later this year and will absolutely be back here. This was such an unexpected gem and I've honestly thought about it at least every other day since my first visit.

I recently visited this highly rated Italian restaurant with some friends from out of town. The arancini was greasy and tasted old, but the bruschetta was surprisingly good. The waiter was average and there was no baby changing facilities available. We ordered a pizza for the kids, which they enjoyed. As for the adults, we tried the cacio e Pepe, carbonara, and pesto pasta. Unfortunately, the cacio e Pepe pasta was overcooked and mixed with cream, salt, and pepper instead of cheese and pepper. We couldn't eat it. The carbonara was edible but tasted like sour cream and was oily. We ended up not finishing our meals and one of my friends got sick afterwards.