We'd add
Mezzemaniche alla carbonara
Mezzemaniche, short tubes, alla carbonara, with guanciale, pecorino and egg. The second pasta, to share.
Cacio e pepe
Photo Credit: Serhan.
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Our dish — the plate we'd order here firstTagliolini, thin pasta made in the house, cacio e pepe, with Roman pecorino and black pepper. The pasta to order first.
From Agrodolce's own menu and pages, as we read them in September 2026.
Italian · Roman trattoria · Fitzrovia
67 Charlotte Street, London W1T 4PH
A Roman restaurant on Charlotte Street, sister to Agrodolce in Rome, built around Rome's classic pastas, one after another.
We'd add
Mezzemaniche, short tubes, alla carbonara, with guanciale, pecorino and egg. The second pasta, to share.
Same plate, other kitchens
Agrodolce and 3 others in London all lead with it. What sets each apart, and who it suits:
Agrodolce
This kitchenFitzrovia · Menu checked Sep 2026
The Roman pasta done by a Roman kitchen's London sibling.
Pick it if you want a Roman pasta dinner in Fitzrovia with a glass; bookings are online.
Hand-rolledBorough Market · Menu checked Oct 2026
The Borough Market original's pici, made in full view.
Pick it if you want it quick at Borough Market; no bookings, only a virtual queue.
CureChiswick · Menu checked Sep 2026
Home-made pici cacio e pepe in two sizes, in a Chiswick room with a garden.
Pick it if you want a sit-down Tuscan dinner in west London with wine, and a booking.
Wandsworth · Menu checked Oct 2026
Cavatelli cacio e pepe as a small plate before rabbit alla Milanese.
Pick it if you want a neighbourhood Italian dinner in SW17 with wine.
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