Autumn comfort food at Fiena: lasagna, ragù and mushrooms

Fiena's dining room with olive banquettes and marble tables, set for a cosy autumn dinner

The clocks go back on Sunday 25 October, and the walk home from King's Cross gets darker. That's when the main menu at Fiena, our family-run Italian restaurant at 4 Medway Court, Judd Street, comes into its own. Anastasia found us on a cold evening: Straight from Kings Cross to this cozy warm food in December, exactly what was needed (Anastasia B., Google review). Here is what we'd point you to once the coats come out.

Fiena's dining room: olive banquettes, marble tables and the large framed portrait

Lasagna and slow-cooked ragù

Our lasagna is layers of fresh pasta, slow-cooked beef ragù, creamy béchamel, mozzarella and parmesan. The same ragù goes into the spaghetti bolognese, which Katelyn rated alongside her drink: Best aperol spritz and spaghetti bolognaise I've had in a while! (Katelyn S., Google review). If you'd rather have something lighter but still warming, the ravioli ricotta and spinach comes in a sage and butter sauce.

Mushrooms, three ways

Autumn is mushroom season, and the menu has them in three forms:

  • Funghi al forno to start: a baked flat mushroom with ricotta and spinach sauce and parmesan (vegetarian, gluten-free).
  • Risotto mushrooms: creamy Arborio risotto with mushroom, parmesan and butter (vegetarian, gluten-free).
  • Arancini mushroom with saffron sauce, if you want to share something first.

Gluten-free penne is available for every pasta dish, so the bolognese works for coeliac guests too.

Cheesy garlic bread being pulled apart on a wooden board at Fiena

Something from the grill

For a heavier plate, the lamb cutlets come grilled with beef jus and roasted potatoes, and the saltimbocca alla Romana is pan-fried veal with Parma ham and sage in a butter and sage sauce. John had just been to Italy: I was in Napoli last week and the food wasn't far off from the real deal. (John M., Google review).

A red for a cold night

Our wine list leans Italian. For autumn, try the Montepulciano d'Abruzzo (plum and red berry, soft tannins), the Vitis Nostra Nero d'Avola from Sicily (black cherry, dried fruit, hints of chocolate and spice), or go big with the Barolo or the Fidora Amarone.

“Lovely setting, great food and very friendly and attentive service.”

Craig, Google review, 2026

Finish warm

The dessert menu has the soufflé al cioccolato with its liquid chocolate centre, a warm chocolate brownie with ice cream, and an affogato if you want coffee and dessert in one. Ayub's pick still stands: the tiramisu was a highlight! (Ayub, Google review).

Practical bits

  • Hours: Monday to Saturday 08:00–22:00, Sunday 08:00–21:00. The full menu runs from midday.
  • Booking: tables for up to eight online on our booking page. Walk-ins are welcome whenever we have space.
  • NHS and students: 10% off every day with valid ID.

When the evenings draw in, come in from the cold at 4 Medway Court, Judd Street. Book your table and we'll keep the ragù going.