The star of this show is Lardo, a tiny, unassuming Italian restaurant tucked away in South London’s Clapham. Their weekly “All You Can Eat Lasagne” night is the stuff of local legend—think Sunday roasts, but with béchamel and ragu. For a fixed price (usually around £15-£20), you get unlimited servings of their signature lasagne, plus a side salad to pretend you’re being healthy.
It sounds like a dream, but it raises an important question: how many layers of pasta can one human actually handle? The answer, as you’ll discover, is both personal and surprisingly philosophical.
