Brocca Restaurant
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Published January 8th 2017
An authentic Italian in the heart of St Margarets
A lovely, romantic dinner isn't what it used to be now that we have our very own bundle of sound and fury in the form of a 9 month old baby. Lunch is the new dinner and the restaurant needs to be child-friendly.
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Brocca in Richmond's St Margarets is a cosy little Italian with a rustic feel. On a bleak, wintery day, it's the perfect spot to thaw out over lunch.
Inside, the exposed brickwork and wood decor gives this little restaurant a warmth that makes you want to order a large glass of red wine. Luckily, there's a good selection of wines on the menu so take your pick from a Chianti to a Sangiovese. This time, myself and my other half went for a rather indulgent bottle of prosecco, which has a wonderful ability cheer up a grey, English day.
Since it's something I don't really cook myself, I plumped for Brocca's Risotto Mare which was packed full of prawns, mussels and cockles. I would highly recommend it. My other half went for the oven baked chicken supreme stuffed w sundried tomato, goat cheese wrapped in Parma ham. While he enjoyed it, he did admit to a bit of food envy.
We shared the pannacotta for dessert which, though full, we managed to polish expertly polish off. Brocca's lovely food is reasonably priced. Mains are around £15, while their pizzas are £8-12. They were also happy to accommodate our pram and our potentially noisy baby.
Just 5 mins walk from St Margaret's train station, this cosy, authentic little Italian is worth a visit. I hear it gets busy in the evenings, so booking is a good idea. Another top tip is to keep an eye on the local Twickenham rugby fixtures because on rugby days their menu changes. Brocca gets great reviews for its breakfast too though that's still on my to do list.
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Brocca in Richmond's St Margarets is a cosy little Italian with a rustic feel. On a bleak, wintery day, it's the perfect spot to thaw out over lunch.
Inside, the exposed brickwork and wood decor gives this little restaurant a warmth that makes you want to order a large glass of red wine. Luckily, there's a good selection of wines on the menu so take your pick from a Chianti to a Sangiovese. This time, myself and my other half went for a rather indulgent bottle of prosecco, which has a wonderful ability cheer up a grey, English day.
We shared the pannacotta for dessert which, though full, we managed to polish expertly polish off. Brocca's lovely food is reasonably priced. Mains are around £15, while their pizzas are £8-12. They were also happy to accommodate our pram and our potentially noisy baby.
Just 5 mins walk from St Margaret's train station, this cosy, authentic little Italian is worth a visit. I hear it gets busy in the evenings, so booking is a good idea. Another top tip is to keep an eye on the local Twickenham rugby fixtures because on rugby days their menu changes. Brocca gets great reviews for its breakfast too though that's still on my to do list.
Why? Brunch, Lunch or Dinner
When: Anytime
Phone: 020 8891 2644
Website: www.brocca.co.uk
Where: 139 St. Margarets Road, St. Margarets, TW1 1RG
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Hi Romy. Nice to 'meet' you! It's an unusual name isn't it! I've met one Romy - it was a guy from India! I"ve since heard of a few more but never met any girls called Romy. This is a lovely restaurant to visit - really cosy and relaxed with great food.
by Former Writer (score: 2|308) 1935 days ago
I couldn't help but make a comment on your article as I have the same first name as yours & have never met anyone by the same name :) I like restaurants like this place where they have a wooden theme to them yet are modern at the same time, nice article.
by Former Writer (score: 3|1221) 1935 days ago
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