It is with regret that due to changes to London Bridge La Spezia will be closed until September 2013.

Our sister restaurant Taberna Etrusca - 020 7248 5552 is available to accomodate any bookings that you may have.

Please check back from time to time for news on when we will be re-opening with a fresh new look!

Established in 1967, Taberna Etrusca is an Italian restaurant in the classic trattoria style, with textured white walls, tiled floors and an open-beamed ceiling. Decorative tiles on the walls are evocative of old Tuscany, while the collection of Ferrari posters are indicative of Enzo & Piero Quaradeghini's grand passion and national pride.

Formally opened by Luciano Pavarotti in 1996, Caravaggio is the most serious Italian restaurant in the City and a firm favourite with the movers and shakers of the square mile, many of whom are regular customers. Occupying the imposing premises of what was formerly a bank, all that remains of the original interior is the ornate high ceiling, with its splendid Art Deco light fittings. The designer, Tony Thomas has opened up the space and extended an existing gallery that now runs around the room at mezzanine level, providing a second tier of tables. A long, marble topped bar by the entrance provides a convenient holding area for what is, at lunch times, a very busy dining room and is also popular with single diners, many of whom prefer to eat at the bar.

Shining like a jewel after dark, thanks to amazing lighting that illuminates the glass frontage with a slowly revolving rainbow of colours, Artigiano brings a new level of style to Belsize Village, a fume-free and private alternative to Hampstead. Opened at the end of 1998, its premises have been gutted and extended by designer Tony Thomas, with glass canopies front and back giving masses of light during the day and Colorflow lighting, by Atmospheric design, creating a wonderful atmosphere in the evenings.