La Dolce Vita, meaning 'the sweet life', takes its name from a much-loved Federico Fellini film which chronicles a decadent society's eternal search for joy. Surely if main character Marcello could have only swung by this lovely gem in SE1, it might have all gone a little differently. Decorated with rustic wooden tables and chairs, white table linens, tile flooring and 1930's Italian photos gracing the walls, it's a perfect environment those in for a leisurely business lunch, romantic dinner for two or family night out. A traditional Italian menu houses a multitude of favourites, but don't forget to ask about daily rotating specials as well. Whet your appetite stuffed mushrooms with ricotta and spinach or charcoaled sardines with some fresh homemade bread to share. Hearty pastas such as spaghetti puttanesca with tomato sauce, capers, anchovies, chillies and olives pack a punch, and traditional pizzas would make any mama proud. A great selection of meat and fish dishes offer simpl

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