What are the top rated restaurants in London where I can eat Eggplant Parmigiana?

The most popular Eggplant Parmigiana restaurants in London are: Briciole Restaurant L'Anima Café Pesantissimo L'Anima Café Osteria del Portico

How much does on average costs Eggplant Parmigiana

On average Eggplant Parmigiana costs $14.0. Depending on ingredients and location that price can be a lot different.

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Eggplant Parmigiana Restaurants in London

The best places in London to eat Eggplant Parmigiana. Our interactive map features all restaurants around London who offer this dish to eat out or take away.

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This is a list of all the eateries where you can order Eggplant Parmigiana or dine out.

Briciole Restaurant

4.3

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4.3

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City: London, 22 Homer Street London, W1H 4NA, United Kingdom

Full Bar, Wheelchair Access, Reservation, Private Dining

##93 Cafés in London

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#93 Cafés in London

L'Anima Café

3.3

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3.3

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City: London, 10 Appold Street, London, EC2A2AP, United Kingdom

"The calamari / shrimp plate is good, but small. I didn't like the eggplant parmigiana- it was not sweet and it was more like a French onion soup style"

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Pesantissimo

4.2

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4.2

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City: London, 57 Regent's Park Road, London, NW18XD, NW1 8XD, United Kingdom

Terrace, Takeaway, Seating, Serves Alcohol

##84 European in London

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#84 European in London

L'Anima Café

4.2

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4.2

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City: London, 10 Appold St, Shoreditch EC2A 2AP, EC2A 2DF, London, United Kingdom

"The first thing that strikes you about L 'amina Cafe is that it doesn 't seem like a cafe at all. It is set in a sprawling contemporary space with modern furnishings. There is a futuristic island bar, slotted next to a wood fired oven for pizza. The seating is well spaced out with formal place settings and the length of the room feels like a catwalk as you proceed to your table. It is a showpiece, with sidewalk views to look out on to, but also for people to look in with envy. On arrival you are greeted by smiling receptionists. Once seated, you notice the team around you work the room like a theatre production. The menu is simple, on one page which for lunch, should make it easy to eat and go, or so you would think. The dishes all sound tantalizing and it was a task to decide what we wanted. In fact we kept changing our minds. Our advice to you is get your servers attention as soon as you make a decision or you will start to change your mind again, and again. The dining guests vary from young professionals to suited business types. The style is formal, but not stuffy. You will feel comfortable, whoever you are. Ordering was a treat as the team know their products. Simple questions were answered with confidence. Our table was a little wobbly which no one picked up on, hopefully for other diners it will be made steady. Our dining journey began with Tuna Carpaccio with chilli, lemon and spring onion. The tuna was so delicate and the lemon did not overpower the taste at all. Of course I opted for the burrata. I am becoming more and more of an expert on this having tasted it in no less than five places of late. It was a good portion, creamy with the right partnership of soft versus firm. The cherry tomatoes it came with, were flavoursome. Onto the main course we continued with a sea theme. My companion had the seared prawns and grilled courgettes. This was coated with breadcrumbs. The prawns were plentiful and meaty. I had the grilled salmon with Jerusalem artichokes. A big yes for the salmon. There is nothing worse than dry meat, but this was moist, cooked to perfection. The portions are large but with our eyes being bigger than our belly, we had a side of caponata which is grilled aubergine, peppers and celery. We were gutted that we did not have the space to try the gorgeous selection of desserts on offer. Maybe next time. I know people use the phrase hidden gem a lot, but this is the perfect description for this cafe. It is off the beaten track behind Liverpool Station, so you could miss it. In a way that is a good thing as only those in the know come along and we all like to have our little secret spots we go to. Next door, they have an all day deli and around the corner is the fine dining formal restaurant. They have well and truly made their mark on the ground floor of this office building and with Amazon HQ opening across the road, they will see a new wave of clientele fighting for their Italian magic."

##85 Cafés in London

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#85 Cafés in London

Osteria del Portico

4.1

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4.1

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City: London, 7A, The Green, High St, London, W55DA, W5 5DA, United Kingdom

"Our flight was cancelled at Heathrow so we found a hotel the the area and decided to try The Osteria Del Portico . The service was excellent and the food was right on point. I had a fish stew that was really good. The best part was when we needed a taxi to get back to our hotel, the waitress ran out of the restaurant and boarded a taxi and brought it to us. Service beyond the usual."

##12 Pizza in London

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#12 Pizza in London

Marechiaro

4.1

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4.1

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City: London, 257 Kings Rd, London, United Kingdom

"Been there a few times. Last time was for Valentine’s Day. They had a set menu of 3 or four courses to choose from. The appetisers were all fresh and tasty. From olives to smoked salmon, fennel salad, meatballs, prawns and minestrone. These are fairly free appetisers. If you can have dairy the’d add some quiches and small cheeses. As main we had Crab tortellini and duck breast with spinach and potatoes. Dessert was a chocolate heart filled with vanilla whipped cream and a slice of chocolate cake. The staff is funny, friendly and welcoming. I always love the background music they broadcast. Book in advance on weekends as it gets booked up fairly quickly."

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