Manicomio City

About Manicomio City

Manicomio City tucks itself behind two massive trees near St Paul's, a bright Italian enclave where City workers and local families slip away for homemade pasta and proper coffee. The conservatory and courtyard make it easy with prams—plenty of space to park buggies while little ones settle into highchairs. Parents rave about the zucchini fritti ("best I've had in London, super crispy") and the tiger prawn spaghetti, which one guest called "the best I've ever had." Reviewers mention staff like Valentin for switching linguine to spaghetti on request or chatting in Spanish to make guests comfortable. "They curated an evening, not just served food," one regular notes. The chips, giant, perfectly cooked, are a surprising hit with kids at £6–7. The short menu means everything comes out fast and tasting good. Best for a relaxed weekend meal when you want grown-up Italian without the fuss.

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