There are six different Spaghetti House restaurants across the West End, each with it's own character, due in large part to the individual welcome given by each manager. The Dining Experience Simone Lavarini started the British pasta revolution when he opened his first Spaghetti House in London in 1955. Now Spaghetti House is viewed as one of the 'musts' on the capital's culinary circuit. Menus are extensive, specialising in pasta, and many other regional favourites such as Scaloppa Milanese, Branzino al Forno and Spaghetti Bolognese. A two -course meal with wine can cost as little as 20 and there are different specials on the black board every day.
Diners are sure to find a relaxed, warm welcome.
The Location Spaghetti House has seven restaurants in central London. The restaurants located at St Martin's Lane, Haymarket, Cranbourn Street and Bressenden Place are all in the West End's theatre district, while the Knightsbridge Spaghetti House is just a few steps away from Harvey Nichols. Duke Street is ideally situated for Oxford Street shops, and if you're visiting the British museum you can call in at Sicilian Avenue. All make an ideal stop-off if you want a light meal or an afternoon coffee whilst shopping. All rights reserved.