Tuto Restaurant — Restaurant in London

We went for a late lunch on a Sunday afternoon so the restaurant had quietened down for the afternoon, and despite never having been there before we were welcomed like regular guests and offered a choice of seats. The smell of seafood and garlic hits you as soon as you walk in and the restaurant is both modern and stylish inside. The front feels casual and open, whilst the rear of the restaurant is more intimate and busy with plush seating and a view of the kitchen.

The menu is concise and offers less options than your general Italian with endless pizza and pasta. Concise yes, but not short of options.

I had a beautiful fresh Pornstar Martini as we viewed the menu, hubster had a beer. Cocktail was great, and at £11, very well priced for a lovely (big and strong) cocktail. We shared gorgeous mussels to start with focaccia bread and the kind of broth you can’t stop eating/dipping into.

Mains..Burata pizza with lovely light chewy dough, and Spaghetti Nerolo, with zucchini purée and crispy zucchini slices. Everything was perfect. Portions were generous and the food was obviously prepared with care and good quality ingredients. No idea about dessert as we could barely get through starter and mains.

A large glass of decent dry house wine was less than you’d pay at the pub!

So bread and olives, mussels, a pizza, spaghetti, 2 beers, a cocktail and a glass of wine was less than £75…for the quality of the food..that was unbelievable. I can’t wait to come...

My experience at TUTO was fantastic and peaceful. Upon arrival I was greeted and seated swiftly with the utmost care and consideration for my load of bags and needed for a charging point. The staff were really attentive, kind and informative. The interior of the venue itself is a pleasure to the naked eye. The service was impeccable and the flavour of the food was tantalising. I had a mushroom risotto and it was everything I wanted. The texture was perfect and the flavour was fulfilling. The portion was good. I had been skating all day and I fasted during the day and that meal filled me up.

The dessert I had was the cioccolato mouse and it was such and scrumptious delicious delight. It was a few mouthfuls of pure chocolatey and creamy infusion.

Would definitely come again. They have a diverse menu and everyone in the restaurant was happy as I looked around. They are kid friendly the bathroom is spacious and catering to children as well very clean and has a baby cleaning unit with clean shelves.

Great atmosphere, good music, large/price equative portions, clean, comfortable seating and flavourful and diverse food. What more could you ask for. Wheeelchair accessible too plus only a 3 minute walk from wood street over ground station and the w16 or 230 wood street bus stop. Woodstreet train station has no lifts or escalators unfortunately. Great venue. Thank you for...

Had such a great night here. We had the mussels and prawns to start. Initially the portion of prawns looked small but, the flavour more than made up for it. The sauce and the bread were sooooo gooood! Mussels were a huge portion, and the tomato sauce they came in was delicious. Maine we had the seafood tagliatelle and the courgette pasta. Both were fantastic. The house wine was very affordable at 23.50 and really easy to drink. Desert we shared a tiramisu, and it was honestly so light and so rich at the same time. We also had an espresso martini each, and they were perfectly balanced. Whole bill came to 120 which included: four cocktails, bottle of wine, two starters and two mains, and one dessert (without a tip). The service was great, they treated us to leftover valentines roses and let us take them home! They took pictures of me and my partner together, and were just generally super attentive and pleasant. I highly recommend this place. The best Italian in...