Treviso

Italian Restaurant in Richmond Upon Thames
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7 / 10 from 1 review
Address

94 Kew Road
Town Centre
Richmond Upon Thames
TW9 2PQ

Map
Telephone
020 8940 0033
Cuisine
Italian
Nearest Station
Richmond
0.17 miles
Opening Times
Monday
Opens 12:00 - Closes 23:00
Tuesday
Opens 12:00 - Closes 23:00
Wednesday
Opens 12:00 - Closes 23:00
Thursday
Opens 12:00 - Closes 23:00
Friday
Opens 12:00 - Closes 23:00
Saturday
Opens 12:00 - Closes 23:00
Sunday
Opens 12:00 - Closes 23:00

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All In London Review

Traditional Italian restaurant with seasonal food

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There’s a lot of choice if you want a restaurant in Richmond but I liked this independent, traditional Italian (all the staff spoke the language) restaurant with its relaxed style and good, simple fare.



It’s on a corner plot and has an outside deck all around it – meaning that al fresco eating is possible in good weather. It also provides a safe haven for those who need a cigarette. The large windows mean that the interior is light but still intimate.



We were greeted warmly and shown to a no-nonsense wooden table and given a beautifully designed glass bottle of water. My companion stuck to Diet Coke (£2.50) as he was driving whereas I had a couple of glasses of the excellent Greco Bianco (£8.25). The wine list itself was extensive but there weren’t many that were available for a glass.



There was a mixture of other diners – young and old couples and small family groups.



We skipped starters but were tempted by the home made fishcake (£6.50), wild mushroom crostini (£6.75) and scallops with pistachios (£8.95).



My companion opted for one of the specials which were moules – either in a white wine or a tomato sauce (£14). He opted for the latter and requested a kick of chilli which was granted. He declared them excellent although was a little disappointed with the portion size.



My seafood risotto (£13.95) was very good – sizeable chunks of seafood nestled in well-flavoured rice. Just the right amount.



The menu offers all the pasta and main dishes that you would expect and a few more surprising options. Spinach and asparagus risotto (£11.50), tagliatelle carbonara (£10.25), penne arrabbiata (£9.50), chicken and roast potatoes (£14.95), salmon and mussels with leeks and potatoes in a white wine sauce (£16.75) as well as steaks (£18.95) and beef fillet medallions (£24.50).



My companion had the special cheesecake (£5.20) for dessert but I lucked out with the marvellous vanilla and coffee bean pannacotta (££5.20),



It’s a relaxed and friendly restaurant - and not as noisy and busy as some of the restaurants in the area.

Reviewed by KimT
Published on Jul 5, 2016


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