Trevi Italian Tiramisu

Little Italian coffe place located in the heart of South Kensington. Thor tiramisu is famous all over town. They make the single size portions with different flavours and ingredients. From the classic one to the strawberry and pistachio ones.
They also have traditional savoury Italian pastries such as focaccia and panini.
Their Nutella crepes are delicious too.
You can but trays of little desserts and pastries.

My apologies to any Italians having to see your beautiful desserts butchered like this. This place is great. We rocked up at 9.30pm and were served by the amazing Laura who has been on the go since 9am but you'd never know it with her wonderful smile, attitude and customer service. We couldn't decide so essentially ordered one of everything and despite there being 12 desserts between the two of us, I'm already gutted we didn't order more!

Cute little place right by South Kensington tube station. Does fantastic Italian treats and run by very nice friendly staff. Had a TooGoodToGo order here and the items were delicious, especially the Tiramisu… some seating inside but also quite a few tables outside as well which is nice in summer… they have a few different varieties of Tiramisu, so if you have a craving for the Italian desert, this is the place to go!

Lovely people, fresh and delightful desserts. Pistachio cup, Tiramisu cup, puff, fruit tart, Cannoli, thick hot chocolate, cappuccino ☕️ any of those is good 😊

I'm a big tiramisu fan so my wife and I visited here. We chose to eat here based on the good reviews and location.

Upon entering the cafe, we spent an awkward moment waiting to be greeted before just seating ourselves. There was no real menu to speak of that we could see, but the staff were happy to tell us what was available.

The savoury food we ordered was palatable though unspectacular. The tiramisu I got (a Christmas version with panettone in it) was very tasty and I enjoyed it.

Due to the lack of menu we were unsure of how much we'd be paying at the end of our lunch. Our bill for a sandwich, spinach cannelloni and the tiramisu came to £26. This strikes me as being somewhat overpriced for a cafe lunch.

The tiramisu is delightful and I think that’s probably all you should have here. We ordered some savoury food, too, and while the fried chicken cutlet sandwich was standard, the cannelloni was not the best. It looked messy on the plate and some of the edges were tough, as if the cannelloni had been reheated unevenly. The spinach and ricotta filling, while generous, was grainy and soggy rather than creamy. You could also extrude it from the noodle like a green log.

There was also no menu, so we had no clear idea of what was available and how much each item cost. The way they answered when I inquired about what hot food they served made it seem like they could whip up bespoke dishes, like whatever you fancied, which could be both a pro and a con. However, it would be beneficial to have a menu displayed.

Tiramisu is one of our favorite desserts and friends recommended us to try Trevi Italian Tiramisu which serves the best Tiramisu in their opinions.

The decor is bright and lovely but tiny with limited indoor & outdoor seating. Luckily, we didn’t have to wait for a table on a Friday night. The dessert options were in a great variety, especially for Tiramisu and the staff told us Classic, Amaretto & Pistachio were their best sellers.

We ordered Classic as our first try and it’s pretty decent, the mascarpone cheese was creamy & rich and the texture of lady finger was perfect. However, we couldn’t taste any wine flavor inside, so maybe we should get Amaretto next time.

Very friendly staff and atmosphere, Coffees were great and the cakes and puddings looked so pretty