Fabulous Michelin stared restaurant. This Icelandic Asian fusion restaurant offers a clean fresh…read morepalate. The vegan tasting menu was creative and tasty. I would recommend the wine pairing. Perfect place for a dinner celebration.

Absolutely phenomenal. Texture is a fantastic spot with amazing food for a very reasonable price…read more The chefs were kind and avoided the food allergies of our group (which we mentioned when we set our reservation). The beautiful difference in texture of each plate surpassed the previous and left us all enjoying every last bite.

Had a meal at the faraday. Robbo served me and was really accommodating of my dietary requirement…read more He made sure I was happy with my good. Sasha served me and had a smile on her face the whole time. She made me feel very welcome .

My favourite place to go for a drink and some grub. Everytime I go, they've done something new to…read morethe decor. Absolutely love it. Good food and good ambience

I liked this place. Tucked away and not busy when we came which us exactly how I like places to go…read moreto catch up with friends. Food was ok. Hit the spot although felt there could have been more. We had the small plates rather than main meal. Cocktails are their thing and there was a reasonable selection of not the usual but tasty.

I returned here and the restaurant has been fully operational for some time. It's busy at the front…read morewith a large restaurant upstairs which wasn't too busy. The wine list is good, with the menu focusing on burgers and steaks. Myself and my date had 2 different kinds of steak, rib eye and T bone. They were tasty and cooked well.. they came with a sprig of rosemary stuck in them and some lovely chargrilled veg underneath. This was good and the juices had run into them. I opted for the blue cheese sauce which had a good flavour with a slightly mousse texture, which was not off putting, but different. The chips were double fried and good. A stand out were the fried pickles, not so easy to find and done to perfection! Service was good and attentive. All in all a solid place but not too stand out..

I don't say this lightly: this was the best meal I've ever had in London. After countless trips to…read morethis city searching for a truly incredible meal, Andrew Edmunds finally delivered- and then some. We started with the Smoked Ox Tongue, which was outright delicious -- somehow better than bacon, if that's even possible. For mains, I went with the whole baked Dover sole and my colleague ordered the pork neck steak. Both were incredible. The sole was cooked to absolute perfection with the bones pulling away effortlessly, and every single bite was mouthwatering. I stole a bite of my colleague's pork neck too, and it was just as good. It's rare to find a restaurant that genuinely restores your faith in a city's food scene, but this place did exactly that. Andrew Edmunds is proof that incredible food does exist in London apparently you just have to know where to look. 11 out of 10. Cannot recommend enough. Bravo Andrew Edmunds.

My husband and I chose Andrew Edmunds for our last dinner in London when were visiting the city…read moreearlier this month. They're open for Sunday dinner (a rarity in London), and I was thrilled to try to after learning more about it. Considered one of the most romantic restaurants in London, Andrew Edmunds is located in an 18th century Georgian townhome and has been open since 1986. They serve Modern European food in a beautiful, intimate, and romantic yet comfortable space. Their menu is handwritten and changes daily. We shared some Scottish scallops, a Caesar salad with duck confit, a skate wing, a bowl of pasta, a panna cotta, and a bottle of Grüner Veltliner. Other than the pasta (the ricotta in place of a sauce didn't work for me - too grainy), everything was great. We'd never had duck confit on a Caesar before, and now I'm afraid I'll hear "I wish this Caesar had some duck confit on it" from my husband every time we order one. The Scottish scallops were beautifully cooked. The skate wing was delicious and also perfectly cooked. The panna cotta was textbook, delicious, and a great way to end the meal. Their wine offerings are great, and the Grüner was perfect. I'm glad the last dinner of our London trip was at Andrew Edmunds. It was delicious, romantic, and memorable. A great option for dinner in Soho.

This was a hit or miss depending on how you see things. First off, the restaurant is beautiful…read more It's located in a business area next to lots of eatery. The grand entrance with the flower arch is beautiful. Patio seating looks out to the courtyard and all the chairs offer blankets for the chilly days/nights. We checked in with the hostess for a table which was seat yourself outside. The downfall with sitting outside was, you would have to go inside to the bar to place your order. There's a number on each table that you have to tell the bartender when ordering. There seemed to be one bartender the time I was ordering which did take a while. The two other guest ended up ordering from someone else and was done before I even had a chance to order. I don't know if he was new or overwhelmed, but it was slow. It did take a while to received our food as well. People that ordered after me did get theirs way before us. Food, was ok. The flatbread was good but nothing major to rave about. The halibut I believe it was, that was quite nice. Served with a nice curry sauce. Chicken skewers, very dry and the halloumi was ok. Margarita was nice which was great. They didn't have the rose I wanted but was offered something else. Overall, service was ok. Ambiance was pretty chill outside. But the whole layout is quite nice. It's a beautiful restaurant by all mean.

Drake & Morgan is a restaurant which specialises in cocktails, located a short walk from Kings…read moreCross and St Pancras stations, in the new "Great Northern" development between King's Cross station and the shops and eateries of Coal Drop Yard. The restaurant is pretty big, with a spacious high-ceilinged ground floor room (I'd guess with at least 50 covers) and an even larger but more intimate dining area downstairs. Seating is a mixture of tables, banquettes. The decor features lots of black shiny tiles, particularly in the bathrooms (which also have black ceilings and floors), which makes them a bit gloomy, although atmospheric... But they were spotlessly clean. We dropped by for lunch. Stopping outside at 12 noon, we saw the brunch menu posted outside, and thought it offered us a reasonable range of options. As we were being shown to our table, we asked the member of staff at the entrance whether this menu was still available, and he told us it was. I have to say he was pretty cool and offhand with us; but more of that later. When the waitress arrived, the menus she gave us were for lunch (and cocktails), which had rather fewer options for me; I'm vegetarian but the only options available to me you were in fact all vegan. I asked about the breakfast menu and she said that had ceased being served at 11:30. We pointed out that the menu was still outside, and she said she would get it sorted. She was very pleasant and amenable. In the end, I ordered the Rainbow bowl salad, at £15.95. My friend ordered the similar duck salad, at £16.95 with us. I had a sparkling water £3.25 and my friend the first of two glasses of Pinot Grigio £9.95. The food arrived reasonably quickly, and the waitress was very pleasant. Afterwards, my friend had the gooseberry crème brûlée at £8.95 (and his second glass of Pinot Grigio) and I had the breakfast tea. With a donation to the Maggie's Cancer charity, and service charge at 12.5%, the total bill for lunch came to just over £78 (so, without the wine, about £55). The food was perfectly flavourful and there was a reasonable amount of it, but it was on the pricey side for a casual lunch. But that would not have mattered were it not for the service from other members of staff. As well as our frosty door manager, I went to the main counter to ask the manager and the bar waiter where it was. They said it was on the lower floor; when I asked the way they said "down the stairs", as if that were obvious and I was an idiot. I asked where the stairs were, and they pointed them out (on the other side of the restaurant, and behind a partition, from where we'd been seated). None of this was done with anything approaching a smile, which struck me as patronising and supercilious. When we left, another couple said goodbye to the doorman; without even looking up, or smiling, he mumbled a goodbye. So really, only our waitress was pleasant, and the three gentlemen didn't make us feel welcome at all. Perhaps, given my friend and I are 60+ and 80+, we simply weren't cool enough for them?

Half price drinks between 4 to 7 everyday. Good deal…read more I stayed for the clubbing hours, too. The upstairs DJ had a hard-on for Black Eye Peas. Lack of variety aside I didn't mind her taste in music. DJ MacBook downstairs didn't even bother mixing the set, just plain pre-programmed list play. MAJOR point deduction for putting on Vanilla Ice, Will Smith ("Get Jiggy With It", no less) and old Michael Jackson crap. That's straight weak sauce. Time to review that residency contract.

Bar, club, restaurant, lounge, a little bit of everything for everyone. Lively dance floor on…read moreSaturday nights and big enough venue to accomodate a large crowd. The upstairs section bar is a good place for lounging and a quieter area to take a break from the dance area downstairs. Good music and upscale atmosphere.

Strange pub to me. I've seen this pub many many years and even been there many many times over many…read morea year. It appears like a 'local' pub. Well actually it once was with much more dodgy clients but thats gone now and it's done up, with even a roast being advertised with much more families turning up. Can't out finger on it, I'm not sure what It is trying to be. Maybe nothing, just a run of mill pub. I want to like it, not the biggest fan of the bar being so narrow as you walk in though the beer was ok. Prepared to give it a chance though and visit again. Suppose it's perched in a strange location. Hoping it has some sort of music night as I think a theme would be good for a pub like this actually.

I visited this pub on a Sunday afternoon for the weekly jazz jam session. Apparently it's been…read moregoing on for the last 30 years! The live music comes from a large room in the back. (Cover charge is £5) The first hour is a jam session by the regulars and the second half is open mic for local singers. I was actually there to see a friend perform. The ambience is warm and welcoming, it's fantastic! Most people seem to live in the neighborhood and everyone is having a great time listening and dancing. Their Swedish pear cider was great if you like sweet cider. I really liked the breaded brie with cranberry sauce and eggy creme brûlée. I also tried a bite of falafel burger which was quite good.

Came here for breakfast during my solo trip in London and was very pleased with the service. I went…read moreat around 11 and was seated promptly. The interior is quite nice. Put my order in and it came out very quickly (under 10 minutes). Everything tasted AMAZING. I've honestly never had better toast at brunch. The tomatoes were flavorful and juicy. The eggs weren't over done. Everything was great. Staff checked in to see if I needed anything a couple times throughout the meal so I definitely didn't feel neglected. Overall a great experience. I would definitely go back during my next trip to London!

The Modern Pantry is one of the more well-known brunch spots in the city. This restaurant, located…read morein Clerkenwell, has quite the pleasant ambiance - bright, clean, and quaint. The staff is friendly and welcoming as well. Although it does get quite busy during peak hours, reservations on OpenTable are not difficult to come by. I would have wanted to give a better rating, but the food was nothing special. // Sugar Cured Prawn Omelette (£9.80) - 3 stars The smoked chili sambal is really what gave this dish a burst of flavor. Although the size of the omelette itself was quite small, it comes with two slices of bread to fill you up. // Tea Smoked Salmon (£10.50) - 2 stars Contrary to the dish's name, the salmon was actually served baked, rather than smoked. I would have preferred the latter on an eggs Benedict, as it turned out to be quite bland. The English muffins also lacked that extra crunch.