Welcome to la famiglia! This friendly London deli in Fulham Broadway – which first opened its doors in 1973 – is all about the homely atmosphere, so expect to be treated like one of the family as soon as you walk through the door. They’re big on tradition and serve up a whole host of products which Italy is most famous for. From lovely cheeses to authentic olive oils and vinegars, there’s a reason this spot is so beloved by locals. The fact that they serve wine and fresh pasta may also help! The nearest stations are Fulham Broadway and South Kensington. 12. I Camisa & Son, Soho Credit: I Camisa & Son

Minimum life based on 'use-by' date of product. Average life based on last week's deliveries. Life guarantee shown based on delivery tomorrow with the Life guarantee starting the following day. Melrose and Morgan are big fans of artisan foods and ingredients, so they go the extra mile to get all the good stuff. Whilst you’ll find the usual suspects of succulent meats, cheeses, and breads, their in-house chefs also are on hand to whip up some delicious treats. A delectable range of sandwiches sits alongside near-perfect cakes and tarts, and the word on the street is that the salads are pretty much to die for. They’ve got locations in both Primrose Hill and Hampstead, so head along to liven up your weekly shop! There are so many Italian delis in London that are molto bene (or ‘very good’), but Lina Stores is up there with the best of them. Why? Well for starters, they’ve made fresh pasta in their Soho store for seventy five plus years now, so you can be sure it’s some damn fine pasta. They’ll sell you all of the finest products that Italy has to offer, including some absolutely ripper coffee, or you can visit their online store. But we’d recommend a visit to one of their deli branches – nothing quite compares to the sights and smells of a real Italian deli! If you are wanting even more of a foodie fix, they also have four restaurants spread across the capital. Nearest station is Shoreditch High Street. 7. Melrose and Morgan, Primrose Hill and Hampstead Credit: Melrose and Morgan