Nonna Selena Pizzeria

£8 - £20 / Italian, Pizza, Vegetarian options

18 Woburn Pl, London

Opening hours

11AM-12AM

Sunday 11AM-12AM
Monday 11AM-12AM
Tuesday 11AM-12AM
Wednesday 11AM-12AM
Thursday 11AM-12AM
Friday 11AM-12AM
Saturday 11AM-12AM

Authentic Hospitality, Unforgettable Italian Vibe

As I recently stepped into Nonna Selena, nestled just a brief stroll from Euston train station, I was greeted with the sort of Italian warmth that rivals a trip to Tuscany itself. This family-run gem radiates an intoxicating blend of rustic charm and vibrant hospitality, possibly attributed to Michele, our server extraordinaire, who orchestrated not just service but an experience. One feels like they are guests at an unparalleled gathering, punctuated by peals of laughter, the clinking of glasses, and a celebratory song when birthdays climax—accompanied, naturally, by the arrival of flaming dessert spectacles. A nod to the familiarity is also deserving—the charming spontaneity of visitors partaking in traditional dances or engaging in conversations with neighboring tables contributes notably to its convivial atmosphere.

The cuisine sings with authenticity, where dishes like the spinach ricotta tortellini and the margherita pizza redefine classic expectations. Faced with depth in flavor and an embracing presentation, each bite assuredly transports diners straight into the heart of Italy. Even more, the lush and comforting aroma generously permeating the storefront invites passersby with the assurance of good fortunes ahead. True, the hand-written bill bore its quirks with concealed charges which might ruffle the feathers of more astute penny-watchers, however, this cynosure soared triumphantly past particulars with heartwarming indulgences like the genuine shots of limoncello offered in ad hoc truce. This petite establishment may appear quaint on first measure, yet, share your meals here, under the soft glow of ceiling fans, and you’ll quickly learn why this review glistens with positivity. Nonna Selena isn’t merely a restaurant; it’s a jubilant adventure—a home-cooked remedy for the soul. — Jasper Griddle