Cicoria by Angela Hartnett

Sunday, guests specifically praise Cicoria’s Sunday lunch and its Sunday sharing menu, making Sunday a popular choice for a leisurely lunch at the Royal Opera House.

Cicoria is a brilliant pre-theatre choice, guests recommend visiting before Royal Opera House performances (many praise pre-performance lunches and found bookings around 5–5.30pm gave plenty of time).

Casual dress, aim for neat, comfortable clothing; many guests still dress up a touch for anniversaries and pre‑theatre evenings.

Yes, families are welcome; reviewers describe dining with children (one noted their six-year-old happily finished a bowl of pasta), and several guests praise Cicoria as a great spot for family meals.

Guests describe the dishes as generous and well‑portioned, several reviews specifically praise generous, satisfying servings.

Yes, Cicoria has a terrace/rooftop bar where guests regularly dine and enjoy views over Covent Garden.

Cicoria feels elegant and comfortable, tasteful decor, airy dining rooms and a terrace with stunning Covent Garden views, with soft lighting and plenty of space between tables for a relaxed meal.

Cicoria tends to be busiest around pre‑performance times at the Royal Opera House, when guests book before shows; at other times reviewers describe more relaxed, quieter lunches and unhurried visits.

Yes, Cicoria is often chosen for special evenings: guests report anniversary visits and even proposals, and praise its intimate, low‑level lighting, comfortable seating and attentive service.