Strada Italian restaurant on the banks of the Thames at the foot of the bridge to Embankment side of the Tate. I had one day ventured into this place one afternoon, quite unusually for lunch. I remember a well made pizza, so I'd recommend this place for a Sunday lunch, when, according to an ancient and venerable code, I am officially allowed to eat or religiously during the day. As a starter, polenta back with an assortment of wild mushrooms, I thought I recognized the girole in the mixture together. It was excellent. Except that two minutes after the arrival of the entrance, a fifth waitress after the introducer of the table, making the order, arrival drinks, the deposit of the entrance, brings the pizza. Bravo, I say, I have not had the opportunity to insult a catering service for such incompetence for several years. The pizzas, which we accept grudgingly but others would have returned less sadistic, not standing on the table by a miracle. They were also delicious. We can therefore recommend the establishment to turn the head of department presto presto .
Verdict: Although
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