Jamie's Italian (Covent Garden)
Jamie's Italian (Covent Garden) Location

Jamie's Italian (Covent Garden) Address | 11 Upper St Martin's Lane, Covent Garden, London WC2H 9FB |
Jamie's Italian (Covent Garden) Phone | 020 3326 6390 |
Jamie's Italian (Covent Garden) Opening Hours | Monday - Sunday : 12noon - 10:30pm Friday & Saturday : 12noon - 11pm |
Jamie's Italian (Covent Garden) Food Price |
£35 - £60 per pax
Payment by Cash,Cards |
|
What people say about Jamie's Italian (Covent Garden)
-
sd fa fd fd s df adf sdf sd sad sdf sd
-
The staff was very friendly they got bread for the people who were waiting there
-
Our waitress was very pretty and she was very helping
-
Only problem was that Jamie's Italian (Covent Garden) was filled so we were served pretty fast and that is understandable
-
Jamie's Italian (Covent Garden) was horribly crowded today and I am glad I reserved it in advance
-
The service was excellent and always waiting around in case we needed something
-
A word of advise is that come as early as possible as the queue can become long as the time passes by
-
Both the dishes were worth every morsel
-
Given the bar staff are the first point of the contact with the public they surely need some re training
-
Jamie's Italian (Covent Garden) is too over hyped and was a complete disappointment
-
The service was still efficient
-
I had fried squid to start and they were mouth watering
-
I went to this restaurant last night with three of my friends and was very disappointed
-
The white wine I ordered was so warm that I asked for a cold glass
-
The crispy squid was so oily that it should be renamed to oily squid instead
-
We visited Jamie's Italian (Covent Garden) in a group and were pretty excited about Jamie's Italian (Covent Garden) but anyhow at the end were disappointed
-
We had booked the order for 2 and by the time we reached no one was present there to greet us at the door
-
The table where we were seated was quite dirty and the drinks that we had ordered more or less were dumped on the table instead of being placed
-
After being disappointed with the food and the bad service we did not leave any tip
-
The food is really good whether it's pizza or pasta and even the drinks like beer and wine are of very good quality
-
I don't have much idea about the desserts as we were over stuffed
-
I visited this restaurant with my friend for a meal and was really impressed
-
The food is awesome here and the staff is quite nice and friendly as well
-
The most amazing thing about Jamie's Italian (Covent Garden) is that they offer good value food
-
Had an hour wait but was to be expected
-
The weird thing was that when we asked for bread
-
Which we sat (eating) wondering if the bread was good or bad
-
The lamb chops were very good and so was the turkey mains
-
Even the vegetarian mains were very well done
-
The chicken mains that we ordered was a bit salty and we happily overlooked it since most of us understand that in a busy restaurant such things can happen
-
Unfortunately we were too stuffed to enjoy them throughly
-
I ordered the sausage which dosen't sound like much but it was sooooo nice
-
Great flavour and it came with polenta chips which was great
-
My friend had the port and is still talking about it till this day
-
The waitstaff were very friendly and provided prompt service
-
The overall dining experience was first class
-
Even though it was all hectic but Convent Garden has always been the best place to hang out at
-
I went there a couple of months ago when the weather was really cold
-
I went to his new restaurant Jamie Oliver's Diner and I didn't like it (burnt and dry burgers with soggy fries)
-
The place was packed with families and couples surprisingly mostly English people (not that many tourists
-
We decided to start our meal with two non alcoholic cocktails
-
Some dishes were a bit bland and overpriced in my opinion for what they were
-
Special mains were both good but I think it could be easy to find something similar for cheaper elsewhere in central London
-
This restaurant is owned by Jamie Oliver
-
The mountain of tagliatelle was cooked perfectly al dente and the beef ragu was rich and juicy with plenty of lean meat
-
Can sit outdoors on a sunny day (which it was and we did
-
The Italian nachos came with a funky tasting sauce
-
We started with the Italian nachos
-
The prawns were quite small and simply boiled and pretty much lacking flavor (why not grill them
-
Though the pasta was slightly undercooked
-
So its just fair to visit a restaurant which is rustic in appearance as well
-
Oh what a delight it is to be at this restaurant
-
Many people would complain that the place is always noisy and busy and all that crap
-
Local beers are also available
-
The first one as the name suggests is a mix of gin
-
The second one is a mix of limoncello
-
Like the one which is coming up next
-
I think its alright as fresh ripe tomatoes are a little difficult to find during this period
-
The sauce and polenta was rich and heavy
-
Juliennes of wild rabbit breast cooked in a ragu with garlic and herbs
-
Luckily I was with my vegetarian (yeah
-
Believe me I was happy that Sarah was with me
-
We ended our meal with a divine Tiramisu
-
I felt like I was eating my way through one of Jamie's recipie books
-
Classical Jamie's Italian Restaurant with a nice and warm decoration
-
I like Jamies' especially cause they are kid friendly
-
Pasta dishes are simple &
-
Not over the top nor are they complicated
-
The waiter was very nice and the food was great
-
The location is just perfect near picadilly circus
-
Great option if you are looking for a place to have a fancy friendly chill dinner or maybe a casual date
-
Definitely not the best Italian food in London
-
One of his many business endeavours as a restauranteur is his chain of Italian eateries
-
Were established in 2008 in partnership with his mentor
-
I left quite disappointed with our meal at Jamie&rsquo
-
My expectations were high and I don&rsquo
-
T think the food was particularly special or worth the price
-
Mushroom pizza and chilli pizza all 3 brilliantly done but the latter a bit too spicy for me also (the waiter did gulp when we were ordering it and suggested us against it)
-
Not all food on the menu is authentically Italian
-
Jamie's Italian is super popular and gets very busy
-
S almost impossible to go anywhere in London these days without seeing something with Jamie Oliver&rsquo
-
T be long till there is a fleet of Jamie Oliver branded London buses
-
I thought it was worth a twirl
-
When we left the place the waiters was making a joke about the tip we had left
-
The place is really neat and clean and perfectly decorated with lots of jamie's books
-
We went there for lunch in order to try the super lunch menu which is available from 12am to 6pm
-
The flavour was spot on and the texture was very smooth and crispy right when it was supposed to
-
The freshness of the whipped creme fraiche and of the orange really contraded with the hotness of the cake itself
-
We recently were over in the UK and Paris and as has become customary
-
S Italian in Covent Garden as we were attending a west end show nearby
-
Some items were not available to order though
-
The Roast pepper and tomate soup with a focaccia bread was a wonderful combination and so deliciou that I could eat every day
-
Very nice but my mind was on the soup
-
The food is so tasty and the place is lovely and well decorated
-
Sumptuous Italian with an amazing ambience
-
Food is served with warmth and a blow of delicious tastes
-
Food is delicious and people are incredibly nice
-
All ciders are worth trying
-
Sea bream fillet served with juicy clams
-
The mussels and clams were fresh and succulent and the cannelini beans were so soft and melts in your mouth
-
The shrimps linguine was really good but needed a bit of cheese
-
I ordered burrata cheese but unfortunately it was not available
-
I order a pasta that was made to my order and taste
-
Otherwise it was a good meal
-
What should have been another awesome experience at Jamie's was unfortunately marred by horrible Maitre'D
-
Where all the servers were storming back and forth with good and empty plates
-
My experience with the restaurant is that he (RACISM) Does not respect human rights they Ruling on man through skin or religion
-
Thank you for opening my eyes to the fact that racism is still unfortunately present among us
-
Pasta was great with good flavours and the bread was really nice too
-
They could've done better with their steaks
-
We asked for medium but got more medium well and it was quite tough
-
The chocolate fondant was broken when it came and the ice cream was already half melted
-
It was a Friday evening and it was almost full
-
The dessert was disappointing
-
The starters were very good and the Tiramisu I really recommend
-
Happy staff who are well trained and professional
-
Overall great experience that is well priced
-
Our friends were praising the food and really eager to go to a Jamies
-
Also since it was near the venue where we were watching a play
-
The service was also very thoughtful
-
Overall it was a good experience
-
The pasta if it was fresh did not look and as for the house wine
-
A restaurant with this name ahead weight should be more careful with the choice wine
-
I know that I am very lucky because here in Portugal there are very good Italians
-
As expected i was so pleased
-
Juicy creamy served with pesto and tomatoes
-
Juicy and the herbs stuffing is just perfect
-
We tried veggie tagliatelle bolognese and sicilian chicken not remember the exact names i can briefly say pasta was disappointing
-
What we really like was their homemade ketchup and mayo
-
That is served together with smashed avocado and lemon zest
-
Is squid ink ravioli stuffed with lobster and prawns in a creamy tomato and shellfish sauce
-
The only problem is all these delicious stuff is served in small portions (at least for me
-
Very good service plus stuff is also very humble
-
There pasta are fresh and delicious i will personally recommend British crab spaghetti
-
Good price despite the area but even though the food is good it&rsquo
-
S Italian food mixed with other western elements
-
Price does the justice with food and the staff is really attentive and humble
-
Nice and casual very chill all the food was great couldn&rsquo
-
Our waiter was amazing very friendly &hearts
-
Coming from Australia to visit our son who is working here he had been to the restaurant before so highly recommended by him
-
Seated downstairs we were greeted by Kelvin who kept us informed and entertained all evening
-
His service (and other staff) was outstanding and all of our group enjoyed the fine Antipasto and Pasta dishes being served
-
Apart from the food the Italian themed wine list is very appealing as I chose a Venetian Pinot Noir which was outstanding