Dalla Terra

We have been regularly in this enoteca for a few years. a perfect place for all social events. the wine-selections are impeccable and the employees always make them welcome with big smiles, lead us into the right direction with wine selection and eat. fantastic homemade Italian cuisine and their premium antipasti boards are no longer. highly recommended for termine, meet friends, family. for drinks and snacks or drinks and eat. up there!

I call again for a dinner and drink before the theatre, find this place so welcoming and friendly, even if I always advise on the right wine with my menu choice in the older age holder. Thanks again.

I was eating at this facility last night. absolutely terrible eating, service and general culinary experience. this is a weeping, which tries to be a Michael Stat-Essering institution. I've never seen so much about the attention of waiters, just to let them order an expensive bottle of wine after another. the employees are also breathtakingly incompetent and refused to write the table order. beautiful surprise, the order was completely wrong, with beside courts, who arrive as appetizer and medium-sized rare steaks, as well as done. his no rocket science that takes a big order will certainly benefit from writing the table order down. to avoid like the plague, from when this. read more

We would have read about a good thing about dalla terra and have tried it for some time. somehow we've never done it so far. we are always for a good vinoteca (Italian wine bar) and that is in the ground what dalla terra is. cheese platter cheese platter cheese platter bruschetta bruschetta it is a bit strange, in the heart of the covent garden, but hey tourist also need good food. eating at dalla terra is a very simple (most dishes are served cold or need minimal amount of cooking), but all tasty good (perfect picking food with a glass wine to go). artichoke salat salami plated...read more

Dalla Terra, a lovely Italian wine bar in St Martin’s Courtyard in Covent Garden, set up shop about three months ago. Its focus is to offer a wide variety of quality (and predominantly Italian) wines – some bottles and by the glass – and a simple but delicious food menu in a welcoming setting. For the heart of Covent Garden, wine prices were reasonable with a Billecart-Salmon Brut Reserve champagne costing only Chef Araldo De Vitis, who previously worked at St John Bar and Restaurant , has come up with a small menu of delicious tasting dishes to match the wines. The menu was well thought out and included simple delights such as a selection of bruschetta that featured...read more