Trinca — Restaurant in London

Stunning !

The term hidden gem can be overused but is so true for Trinca. Almost hidden behind a bus stop I spotted this place on my journey from Surbiton to Chessington

We booked for the early sitting and we’re welcomed in soon after six We ordered a couple of cocktails and then looked at the menu and we’re able to ask any question about the dishes and their contents

Without going into enormous detail, I can simply say all the dishes were stunning. The service was excellent and the place is small and friendly.

If you plan to go make sure you book in plenty of time they are only open a few days a week and only 2 sittings per night and can seat between eight and 10 but boy is it...

Tiny little neighbourhood restaurant with delicious and authentic Italian food and wine - what a find, especially as it's walking distance from home! Loved the fact we could eat in the Italian way and share a divine bowl of pasta cooked in front of our very eyes, before moving on to the meat course (melt in the mouth lamb cutlets) with limited (or maybe even no, I don't remember now) carbs, meaning we still had a tiny space for dessert. Perfetto - complimenti ragazzi, ci rivedremo presto!

(PS The bench on the side of the bar isn't the most comfortable place to dine, probably fine for a glass of wine, so ask for a spot with a stool for...

I had a late lunch here a few weeks ago and was very impressed with what I found.

The cocktails here are lovingly made and are perfectly presented.

I had a small dish of lamb kofta which was amazing. Tasted wonderful and looked beautiful when served.

The service at Trinca is also very attentive. This place is intimat and classy.

Perfect for a small group or a romantic evening for a couple that love fine dining.

Trinca is definitely a hidden gem which will hopefully receive the fuss it truly deserves.

Ive booked a table for tonight as a surprise for my wife. I'm confident that she'll love the food as much as I did on...