Casareccia - London

I went to Casareccia with a group of 6 before heading to the tricycle and I absolutely loved it. The food was fantastic, the service was outstanding, and we even received a 10% discount with our tricycle tickets. I will definitely be back.

This Italian restaurant has the best pizzas and pastas in town. I have been a regular customer and have never been disappointed. Their ever-changing specials menu always offers a good variety of choices. We also frequently order delivery and have always been impressed with their punctuality and professional delivery drivers. Located on Kilburn High Road, this small restaurant is a great find for authentic Italian cuisine. Highly recommended!

They stay away!. absolutely worst pizza ever! ordered the seafood pizza, came with NO cheese, a massive **** of half raw tomato sauce and half empty mussels and mussels. no cheese on a pizza? asked why there was no cheese and a whole lot of food about Italian seafood pizzas never got with cheese. asked for a refund as the pizza ekelte (also without cheese) and was said to deliver the pizza back to the restaurant itself after it had been delivered to me!? no thanks therefore no refund and the boldness to say that their customers think they are the best. what an insult to anyone who ever eaten there. what a waste of money

This is one of my favorite restaurants. The food is great, the service is good, and they stay open late!

Occasionally after a roastingly hard day at the cafe there is nothing more that I want then someone to serve me food. So, without knowing what I was letting myself in for, my biz partner and I dropped into Casareccia, an Italian restaurant right next to the rather wonderful Tricycle theatre in North West London Nice enough looking place, spacious seating, a warm welcome. Good start immediately followed by the disappointment of having run out of the Soave. Never mind, the waiter ran round the corner to get a bottle. Trouble is, wines are rarely cold enough when bought from a shop and need a bucket and at least ten minutes to arrive at quaffing temperature. Irritating The menu seemed...read more