Enjoy 25% off the Italian Riviera buffet with prosecco at Osteria del Mare
Unlimited lobster, oysters, prawns, handmade pasta, pizza, and dessert
Live music and coastal interiors that channel the Italian Riviera
Time Out says
Spend your Sunday the Italian way – leisurely, indulgent and with as much lobster as you like. Osteria del Mare 's Italian Riviera Buffet is one of the capital's most luxurious seafood brunches, and now Time Out readers can get an exclusive 25% off throughout the summer.
Tucked away on the Strand, this chic Covent Garden spot serves up unlimited helpings of fresh seafood, think oysters shucked to order, Mediterranean prawns and whole lobster – alongside seasonal pasta, artisan pizza and an epic dessert spread! With live musicians and a glass of Prosecco (or bottomless, if you're feeling bold), it's a Sunday well spent.
What's on the menu?
Unlimited lobster
Freshly shucked oysters
Mediterranean prawns
Seasonal handmade pasta and pizza
Elegant dessert station with tiramisu and berry tarts
For further information, see here
How do I redeem my voucher? To redeem, please send your booking confirmation to reservations@osteriadelmare.co.uk with your preferred date and time. Your voucher, security code and QR code must be clear.
Please present your voucher upon arrival.
When can I use it? Availability: Sunday (12 - 5 pm) (last booking 3.30 pm)
Sunday (12 - 5 pm) (last booking 3.30 pm) Voucher valid until August 31, 2025.
Need to know This voucher is valid for the Italian Riviera buffet with bottomless prosecco at Osteria del Mare.
Menu subject to change.
The buffet and bottomless drinks are available for a duration of 90 minutes, commencing from the reservation start time.
This offer is applicable to adult pricing only.
A discretionary service charge will be added to the final bill.
Children aged 6 to 12 may dine at 50% of the standard adult price (£32.50).
Children under the age of 6 may dine free of charge.
Takeaway of any food or drink from the buffet is strictly not permitted.
The restaurant must be informed of any changes/cancellations 48 hours before your booking. If the booking is cancelled after this time, the voucher will be deemed to have been redeemed for the current booking and cannot be used towards a new booking.
Time Out is not responsible for ensuring any dietary requirements are catered for. Please contact Osteria del Mare to ensure your dietary requirements can be accommodated before purchasing a voucher.
Address 366 Strand, London WC2R 0JF.
Changed your mind? No problem! We're happy to offer no-fuss refunds for all unredeemed vouchers – just let us know within 14 days of purchase during our cooling-off period. Simply e-mail offers@timeout.com for assistance. For full terms and conditions, please see here .
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