Hidden away on a little Leme side street, D'Amici is the place for a discreetly wonderful and unpretentious Italian feast. The pastas are exquisite, the meat of the highest quality (try the duck in green chilli sauce or wild boar in red wine and herbs for proof), and the wine list will please connoiseurs and amateurs alike. As befits the atmosphere and old-school service, the clientele is largely comprised of politicians and celebrities getting out of the glare, making the people eating at the next table probably every bit as interesting as the food for those au fait with the city's current affairs.