Menu from Amadora
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
Caprese
Italian buffalo mozzarella and tomato salad with basil and dressing
Calamari
served with rocket salad, garlic and cherry tomatoes
Avocado e gamberi
fresh avocado and tiger prawn salad with brandy sauce
Ravioli ricotta e spinaci
spinach and ricotta ravioli with pistachio cream
Spaghetti alla marinare
spaghetti with clams, mussels, prawns, calamari,white wine and a touch of tomato sauce
Stufato di Coniglio
rabbit braised with red onions, olives, celery, balsamic vinegar and capers
Desserts
Tiramisu
Italian trifle made with Savoiardi biscuits, coffee, mascarpone and brandy
Panna cotta
Italian classic dessert made with cream, milk, sugar and vanilla
Affogato
two scoops of vanilla ice cream drowned in coffee
More about the restaurant: Amadora
Family-run and boasting a chef shipped in direct from Sicily, Amadora is an Italian restaurant with a superb reputation. Their location in heart of Richmond, on Paved Court, just off King Street makes the restaurant a destination for day-trippers out from London and local residents alike, who can appreciate the range of Italian food that goes further than the usual pizza and pasta fare. Book a table well in advance.
Frequently asked questions
Does the restaurant Amadora have parking?
Does Amadora serve Italian food?
Thinking about making a Amadora booking?
Italian food in the UK can often fall into the standard pizza and pasta joints that occur on every high street in the country, but at Amadora on Paved Court in Richmond’s town centre one can experience a much wider selection of cuisine from the bel paese. Their chef is Sicilian, their wine is all imported from Italy and their menu is carefully curated to represent the finest that Italy has to offer, right here in London.
Richmond’s Paved Court is a scenic place to enjoy a meal, and at Amadora, you can be sure of an authentic Italian experience. For starters, we point you in the direction of the caprese, a salad of mozzarella and tomato. Follow it up with a pasta course – gnocchi alla Sorrentina is a local’s favourite – and a main: we recommend the rabbit. Head out from London for an evening meal and you will not be disappointed – if you remember to book a table of course, which is greatly advised.