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A Braccetto

75

Signal score

Strong, consistent praise across multiple sources.

The family behind Spaghetti House reinvents itself for a younger crowd with this airy Earl's Court trattoria serving crisp Roman pizzas and excellent ragu.

Cuisine

Italian

Price

££

Neighborhood

Earl's Court

Location

242 Earls Ct Rd

Date SpotGroup Friendly

Ordering Strategy

Stick to the carbs—the pizzas and pastas are the strong suit and great value. Avoid the expensive meat main courses.

What to order

Safe first

La Piccante Pizza

Universally praised for its thin, crisp Roman base and 'uncommon subtlety' in toppings, specifically the addition of lemon zest which adds a 'lofty top note' to the Calabrian sausage.

Hungry

Pappardelle with Lamb Ragu

An expert marriage of 'al dente ribbons' and a 'thyme-flecked ragu' that has clearly been slow-cooked for hours.

Wildcard

Smoked Tuna with Fennel

A 'truly delightful' starter featuring thinly sliced tuna with 'bite and tension,' dressed with high-quality olive oil and orange for a dish that 'tastes of summer.'

Wildcard

Tiramisu

A 'feather-weight' rendition of the classic dessert that reviewers found so light they 'inhaled it in 15 seconds flat.'

What to skip

Skip
Sirloin Steak TagliataWidely panned for its 'cotton-wool pink' texture resulting from a weird reverse-sear and for being served 'completely under-seasoned' alongside a wan salad.

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Signal Score

75
Strong SignalStrong, consistent praise across multiple sources.Agreement 84%2 Elite · 2 Editorial · 8 mentions

Signal score reflects how strong and consistent the review coverage is, not a star rating.

Top critic: Jay Rayner (80%)

Editorial Weight 49 pts

Authority + depth + recency

Agreement 8 pts

How aligned the critics are

Coverage 6 pts

How many real review signals exist

Public Signal 12 pts

Google rating + volume

Boosts 0 pts

Manual boosts + hidden gem

Review signals

2 Elite · 2 Editorial · 3 total signals

Public signal

4.6★ (610 reviews)

Good to know

While the food is reasonably priced, the wine list has been criticized for aggressive pricing, with the cheapest bottles starting around £35.

Trust signals

  • Not yet visited
  • mediumConfidence level

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