Da Vincenzo — Restaurant in London

Very rude and unfriendly owner. Gave it several chances since it is conveniently close, but will never step foot in that cafe again and will never again recommend to friends. Today, I took four other friends to have a coffee and lunch and after we sat down, the owner of the shop rudely told us that we are too many and would make the merchandise behind us (he sells some Italian products as a side gig) not easy to reach/see for potential customers. There was only five of us and we sat down without any issue - it is not like we were standing! We then decided to leave and go elsewhere where we were treated nicely. This is not a way to treat PAYING CUSTOMERS!

This is also not the first time I have such a rude encounter in this cafe. A few months ago I went with my child for a quick coffee after school only for the owner to rudely tell me that we have to leave as he needs time to clean the shop before closing and complained that Google writes a different closing time from his actual closing time.

Honestly, there are so many other nice places around that don’t cause unnecessary stress and treat customers with respect. If you want to avoid disappointment,...

If there were “0” I would give this shop 0!!!! Is to expensive , we’re in London I know , but this shop is overpriced , there are o lot of Italian delicatessen around and much more cheap (one of them near Arnos Grove tube station and the owners are very nice ) the owner here is to rude , never says “hello” even if you spend a lot of money in this overpriced shop. I always gone there but last time I was charged almos twice the price for some slices of Milano salami , £33 per kg , but if you go and ask anywhere else is £20-23/kg , I can’t tell you about the biscuits and juices....and pasta/rice ..... he doesn’t has a price list so the costumers know the prices , but this way is more easy for him to cheat !! I would never go again in this shop and I don’t reccomend . Try Arnos Grove’s one , you’ll save a lot of money and never...

This is a very small Italian shop with a lot of products available. The selection is huge, and there are things like Ricotta e Pera that I have never seen here in London, which is nice finally to find a place selling this dessert.

There are a few tablets indoors, but since the place is small, I would not recommend going there with a large number of people. Most of the tables are set up for two, and it makes sense since this is probably a shop first more than a coffee.

I had an espresso, and I can finally say that this was the best espresso I've had in London. The aroma, crema, and even the amount of coffee reminded me of proper Italian coffee.

I def recommend this place for a...