Amalfi Restaurant & Store — Restaurant in London

If you're looking for the perfect breakfast experience, look no further. This place is an absolute gem!

From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with a warm, friendly welcome and seated in a dining area with a really lovely atmosphere. It's bright, clean, and has a cozy vibe that makes you want to stay and enjoy a second cup of coffee.

The menu is a testament to their commitment to quality. Every dish we tried was clearly made with fresh, vibrant ingredients. My avocado toast was topped with the ripest avocado and perfectly poached eggs, and my partner's pancakes were light, fluffy, and tasted homemade. You can really tell the difference that fresh ingredients make.

Combine the fantastic food with the brilliant, attentive service, and you have a winning formula. Highly recommend for a leisurely weekend breakfast or a quick, quality bite during the week. We'll be regulars...

Rustic Italy in the heart of the Dulwich: everytime I visit I am always impressed at how these guys prepare their meals from scratch, using fresh ingredients: the owner, and his brother are truly passionate about their culture's cuisine.

Serving staff are also friendly, welcoming and really helpful, they willingly volunteer their opinions on the menu if asked.

Formerly, before this café changed hands, I would mostly choose from the all day breakfast menu (which is still an option), but I now find myself exploring the different Italian dishes on offer.

I think this is a really nice eatery! Another nicetie is that, of late, they've taken to playing gentle old school Jazz - the ambience in this café is calm and unrushed.

Oh yes, I nearly forgot, they're now open in the evenings and takeaway services are available.

Well worth a...

Sadly, very disappointing..an Italian cafe passing for a small restaurant! They are trying, but the food is presented as you would find in a working man's cafe; took a while to prepare even as it was quiet, and when meals arrived, mine was un-appetizing to look at. The chicken escalope (given an impressive Italian name!), was over-browned and dry, and the tiny salad garnish was pathetic: half a sliced tomato, a couple slices cucumber and a few shreds of salad leaves! can't remember if I had some chips with it, but this is a typical meal you can find in any lunchtime working men's cafe! My friend had some kind of pasta..I felt sorry for her, as it didn't also look good. For what we got, it was pricy too. Staff were friendly, but I expect that as a given when you eat out; the objective is the quality...