Italian Restaurants In Covent Garden

From Venetian bàcaros to pasta havens and quirky pizzerias, Central London is filled with places to eat Italian food. Take a break from browsing Seven Dials, nearby Soho and the bustling West End for authentic eats and bottles of vino in this iconic corner if the city. With so many venues to choose from, we've made it easy for you to find the perfect spot with our guide to Italian restaurants in Covent Garden.  

Last edited by Scarlett Welch

Last updated on 16th May 2025




Wildwood Covent Garden

Wildwood Covent Garden is a great choice for Italian food in the West End, promising signature stone-baked pizzas, comforting pasta dishes and a range of your favourite desserts for an indulgent treat to end the meal. Plus, you can expect grill dishes to boot.

28-50 Wine Bars - Various Sites

28-50 Wine Bars are all beautiful, stylish restaurants, with sites in Covent Garden, Chelsea and Kensington. When it comes to Italian food? They pair arancini, burrata and truffle polenta with expertly curated bottles of wine for the ultimate escape.

VyTA

Located in the midst of Covent Garden market, VyTA is a vibrant restaurant that features a bold, modern design - think bright colours, marble-topped bars and touches of gold throughout the venue, inspired by 1960s Italian architecture. 

Their menu stays true to its Italian roots as well, featuring a wide variety of authentic dishes. We're talking sauteed mushroom pappardelle, homemade deer ragu gnocchi or a roasted pumpkin salad, followed by a red fruit cheesecake.

Pizza Pilgrims Covent Garden

The Full Pilgrimage £32 per person and 2 other offers

Prepare to sink your teeth into some delicious Neapolitan pizza at Pizza Pilgrims Covent Garden. Just a quick stroll from Leicester Square station on Garrick Street, you'll find this super cheesy spot ideal for a pre or post-theatre munch. Dig into scrumptious treats like The 8 Cheese, Smoky Aubergine, and You've Got Maiale while soaking in the retro vibes.

Amalfi Lounge

Located on Endell Street, Amalfi Lounge is a relaxed Italian restaurant that has been around since 2001. This is a family-run joint, taking a personal and authentic approach to cooking - promising a modern twist on the classics.

Devour sumptuous plates of Fiorentina pizza, lasagne Bolognese, bruschetta and much more. Even better? pre-theatre diners can enjoy a two-course set menu for just £19.95.

Bancone

Wedged between Covent Garden and Charing Cross, Bancone is a great restaurant for eating pasta in Central London. Trust us, these guys take their speciality seriously, with star plates including wood pigeon ravioli, lobster bucatini and pappardelle with sautéed chicken livers. 

VyTA

VyTA is one of the most romantic Italian restaurants in Covent Garden for its stunning interiors and impressive menu of Italian classics. Executive Chef Dino De Bellis has taken inspiration from his Roman upbringing to create an enticing selection of authentic plates that pack a punch.