Mamma Amalfi is a popular Italian restaurant due to the reasonable prices and its buzzing atmosphere. They serve a wide selection of popular Italian wines and dishes. Within walking distance from some of the capital's major theatres, this restaurant is popular for pre and post theatre meals. They open at 9am and serves tea, coffee and pastries. Terrace seating is also provided.
Amalfi
Italian Restaurant in Soho
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Bateman
from Staffordshire
from Staffordshire
Feb 8, 2011
having booked an evening at the Prince Edward Theatre to see Jersey Boys we had lunch/tea at Amalfri resturant.
Greeting - Pleasant although not prompt
Seating - Very Good
Service - Slow on taking order but food was hot and beautifully prepared and delivered together.
Food - Beautifully presented, tasty and hot
We had a lovely meal and was very happy with the whole ambience in the resturant.
Recommendations
Serve a jug of water on the tables and speed up the service
Name: Bateman
Location: Staffordshire
Greeting - Pleasant although not prompt
Seating - Very Good
Service - Slow on taking order but food was hot and beautifully prepared and delivered together.
Food - Beautifully presented, tasty and hot
We had a lovely meal and was very happy with the whole ambience in the resturant.
Recommendations
Serve a jug of water on the tables and speed up the service
Name: Bateman
Location: Staffordshire
Anonymous
May 3, 2009
Food was acceptable. The Saltimbocca tasted Italian, even though the seasoning was a bit in your face, mainly consisting of lemon and lacked the taste of sage, which would have made this dish more authentic. The pasta was a dissapointing mountain of noodles with no attention to detail. The service was appalling. When we asked to move away from the draught of the open window on a cool evening, we were told all other tables had been booked, but the restaurant remained half empty for the rest of the evening. The morale of the story: don't lie to your customers!
Unfortunately the cutlery was dirty, but the waitor was very quick to replace it.
Not a good good performance by Amalfi on that night...
Unfortunately the cutlery was dirty, but the waitor was very quick to replace it.
Not a good good performance by Amalfi on that night...
els763
Aug 18, 2007
This is a great place to have a meal and relax, the staff are friendly but they don't hassle you and if you want spend all night there with one course and some drinks then they are happy with that. I'm not saying it is the best italian food I've ever had but I would go there everytime I'm in the area because it is great value for money and you're guaranteed to have a good time! Would recommend it to anyone - one of the only restaurants in London that I would go to with friends or with a partner and feel I could still take the parents there.
TurboBoi
Jun 8, 2007
Oops! meant to rate it a 9 (not a 5)!!
TurboBoi
Jun 8, 2007
I love Amalfi. I've been going for the past 2 years and its really nice. Very friendly staff, affordable food and good quality. I don't think its too crammed - but it is a small restaurant upstairs. I'll definitely keep going.
vandr
Dec 3, 2006
I've been going to the Amalfi for 20 years. Tonight I went for the last time.
I used to love the old Amalfi. I knew most of the waiters and on quieter mid week nights the staff would bring over a complimentary drink and have a chat and a laugh.
Since the reopening it is a disaster.
Upstairs is now so cramped we were sat on top of the people at the next table.
The menu has deteriorated considerably; it looks like a chain. The vegetarian choices have all but disappeared and there is no longer a specials board. We ordered olives and a basket of bread with olive oil and balsamic vinegar, seafood linguine and spinach cannelloni along with a bottle of wine.
What was once a basket
I used to love the old Amalfi. I knew most of the waiters and on quieter mid week nights the staff would bring over a complimentary drink and have a chat and a laugh.
Since the reopening it is a disaster.
Upstairs is now so cramped we were sat on top of the people at the next table.
The menu has deteriorated considerably; it looks like a chain. The vegetarian choices have all but disappeared and there is no longer a specials board. We ordered olives and a basket of bread with olive oil and balsamic vinegar, seafood linguine and spinach cannelloni along with a bottle of wine.
What was once a basket
Stinto
Jul 30, 2006
Food excellent and well priced, house wine (red) superb. Will deffinitely go again when in theatreland. Visited 22 July 2006, Kath & Doug, Lincs
fatfellah
Apr 24, 2005
The service was slow.
The food was poor. I sent back my mussels as they were cold, they were returned having been microwaved and were horrible. The pizza's were burnt and tasteless. Complaint was met with indifference.
The food was poor. I sent back my mussels as they were cold, they were returned having been microwaved and were horrible. The pizza's were burnt and tasteless. Complaint was met with indifference.