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Pulze group veteran chef Massimiliano Vezzi has settled into this Westminster 'corner' of high-end Italian restaurants. Calm reigns in the highly visible kitchen, and is reflected in the food. There's a clear and enjoyable focus on melding Italian - largely southern - tradition with prime British ingredients.
Where Italian produce features, it does so purposefully, as in the darkly grilled strips of cinta senese (rare-breed 'belted' Tuscan pig) pancetta providing crisp contrast to a bright, creamy pea soup. A generous board of cured meats was top-notch, as was an unctuous buffalo mozzarella.
On the British side, a 28-day-aged Galloway 'beltie' T-bone steak would have matched any Tuscan Chianina. Accompaniments were strikingly simple and apt, though some sweet-sour zucchini was rather too sweet.
The wine list is extensively Italian, with a nod to classical France; a fair selection by the glass features a tantalising and affordable set of Italian sweeties. Service was brisk but warm, quick to correct mistakes, and child-friendly. On a warm summer evening with the sun brightening the terracotta-wash walls and a welcome breeze streaming through an airy expanse of open windows, a cross-section of affluent Londoners created a buzz of contentment.
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Bar Open/snacks served noon-11pm Mon-Fri; 6-11pm Sat. Restaurant Lunch served noon-2.30pm Mon-Fri. Dinner served 6.30-10.30pm Mon-Sat.
Main courses £18-£23. Set lunch £15.50 2 courses, £20 3 courses
Credit cards AmEx, MC, V
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Babies and children welcome ( high chairs ), Booking advisable, Separate room for parties ( seats 19 ), Disabled ( toilet )Osteria dell'Angolo map
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