Spaccanapoli Colindale is a family-owned Italian restaurant located in the heart of Colindale. They offer a range of traditional Italian dishes and specialties including breakfast, coffee, dinner, drinks, and lunch. Attire is casual and they provide services such as delivery, outdoor seating, reservations, takeaway and waiter service. Experience true Neapolitan food with Spaccanapoli Colindale in London's trendy Charcot Road!
5, Charcot Road
London
NW9 5HG
Option 1 (Public transport): Take the Northern line to Colindale Station. Once you exit the station, turn left and follow Charcot Road for approximately 5 minutes until you arrive at your destination.
Option 2 (Driving/Parking): From Edgware Road, take the A5 towards Colindale. Turn left onto Charcot Road and continue straight until you reach your destination. There is limited street parking available in the area, so it may be easier to park in a nearby car park such as Morrisons or The Peel Centre.
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Spaccanapoli Colindale is a charming family-owned Italian restaurant that offers an authentic Neapolitan experience. Located in the heart of Colindale, this cozy pizzeria serves up a delicious range of traditional Italian dishes, including hearty pastas, fresh salads, and mouth-watering pizzas. The restaurant's motto is "quality first at affordable prices," making it accessible to everyone from students to VIPs. Spaccanapoli's mission is to provide customers with simple Italian comfort food while maintaining high standards and continuously improving their offerings. Whether you're looking for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, Spaccanapoli Colindale has got you covered with their excellent menu options. With delivery, outdoor seating, takeout, reservations, and walk-ins available, this restaurant is perfect for any occasion. So why not come and join us at Spaccanapoli Colindale for a true taste of Italy?
