Loved this restaurant! We came on a Monday night around 6:30, they have a coat check available so…read moreyou can stash your big bags and coats. We sat at the bar for a few minutes and it was so pretty, like a movie from old timey London. We both ordered a gin martini and they were perfect. Next we ordered the set restaurant month menu with three courses - a total steal. I enjoyed the salted cod and egg dish for appetizer, the salmon for an entree and chocolate ice cream for dessert. We also split the fish pie because we wanted to try it and I would highly recommend ordering that - it was very unique and unlike something I had tasted recently. The salmon was also cooked perfectly and was my favorite dish. The ambience was so nice, it was like an old movie set and the booth we sat at was really comfortable and stylish.

The fish & chips are definitely worth the hype. Also had a yummy cauliflower soup…read more The service was a little lacking - slow, not very attentive. Unsure if that is because we were sitting on the outside patio or not? Loved the cozy blankets provided!

This burger and lobster was decent. I'd say the atmosphere isn't as good as the Bank location or…read moreNew York City Time square. The food still tasted great. Still worth a stop.

Bottom line: Whether…read moreyou're in combination of the two or just crave a burger or lobster by itself, burger and lobster has amazing food despite the hefty price tag. I ordered the Jersey burger (medium rare) and fries . The Jersey burger is described as Jersey beef, truffle confit, onions, smoked burger sauce, mature cheddar cheese, truffle and Grana Padano chips. I think it was on a seeded bun, but I don't know which one. The burger was super juicy. Medium rare and delicious. London whips up a mean burger. That's it's crown jewel. The fries were a bit thicker for 'chips' but the Parmesan and black truffle really turned something sublime into something extraordinary . The quality of the 8 oz burger meat really made this truly special . Would order again if i lived here. But only on occasion because it's super pricy.

In full transparency I found this place after looking up best value restaurants in London and this…read morewas on the list. Very happy we decided to come here for dinner. There's seating with blankets outdoors when it's too hot inside. Our friendly waiter promptly seated us. 5/5 Oysters - both rock oyster options were delicious 4/5 Steelhead trout - served with a salty sauce. The fish is already perfectly seasoned so the sauce made it too salty for my liking 4/5 Shrimp croquettes - very nice 4/5 Sticky toffee pudding - one of the nicest puddings I've had Would definitely recommend and come back to try the other items on the menu.

If you are in the Covent Garden area or looking for a spot for good seafood before or after…read moretheatre, look no further than Parsons. The seafood is fresh and delicious. The service is friendly and very good. The atmosphere is very casual but equally nice. The wine list is very good but also reasonably priced. I highly recommend it.

The food was amazing! Thoughtfully prepared and presented. The ambiance was wonderful and the decor…read moreis nothing short of spectacular! We had: Oysters Sea bream ceviche Carpaccio Chicken Milanese Primavera Gnocchi Lobster bisque linguine Salmon Linguini clams puttanesca. Everything was delectable!!

Fantastic first meal in London! The food, the service, the ambiance... everything 5 star the…read moreHalibut melted in mouth, prepared perfectly! We have fallen in love with Manzi's.

Randall & Aubin is one of those places I hope never goes away…read more The oysters are delicious, and the French-leaning menu is exactly what it advertises itself to be. Really good food done well. It's a beautiful space in that classic Soho way. It's loud. It's packed. And feels like you need to move fast if there's a special you want before someone else orders it. But that's part of the experience. The room is raucous, busy, and full of energy. Once you get past the hustle and bustle, the food really delivers. Fantastic oysters, solid cooking, and a lively atmosphere that feels genuine rather than forced. It knows what it is and leans into it. It's a good place. A really good place.

So glad we stumbled into this joint while in London. The Fish & Chips were spectacular! Loved the…read moreambiance, and service! Perfectly situated in Soho!

Fun Fact: Smack is the brainchild of the Burger & Lobster restaurant group!…read more I love lobster rolls (it's one of my favorite foods!) and was excited to see that Smack was a close walk from our hotel. My husband and I both ordered the Classic rolls (with Japanese mayo and lemon) and shared a lobster bisque. The lobster was fresh and the mayo had a nice zing to it, but the best part of it all was the bun! There was a perfect ratio of butter and toasted bread! The food here is pricey, but that's a given for most seafood dishes. The restaurant itself is quaint and has a mix of bar style and table seating.

Got the Classic lobster roll. The lobster was good but the roll was dry and not much flavor…read more The fries were good! The fries (chips) I've been getting around London was big and dry. These fries were skinny and sooo good! The lobster soup was okay. There were more veggie flavor than lobster but they were a lot of lobster in the soup.

3 years later and it's just as good as I remember…read more 1. I don't update my reviews often, but I think about the sticky toffee pudding too often not to. 2. It was my partner's first time trying it, and he was blown away from the very first bite - I honestly think he was in shock at how good it was. 3. It's still as warm, sticky, and sweet as I remember. I love the contrast between the hot pudding and the cold clotted cream. The toffee sauce is divine - I would happily accept a cup of it on the side for extra pouring. 4. I also love that most of the time, you can walk in without a reservation and get seated for dessert. I honestly think it'd be a crime to visit London and not stop by Hawksmoor.

Absolutely AMAZING! You must eat here. My husband and I had a lovely dinner at the Hawksmoor on our…read morelast night in London. We started the meal offer for the Caesar salad the scallops and the crab toast. All were super fresh and I'm cooked to perfection and tasty. I had a sour cherry Negroni and my husband had a dark stout. For our main dishes, we have the.350g filet cooked medium, creamed spinach, triple fried chips, and mushrooms. Everything was an insanely perfect we especially enjoyed the steak cooked to perfection. We ended the meal with the most amazing sticky toffee pudding. The staff were friendly and helpful and the atmosphere is awesome. I will be singing the Hawamoors praises all the way back to America.

Food was prepared very well, with thoughtfulness and lots of flavor. The hamachi special was…read moreamazing. And the waiter picked out the perfect wine for us. Food comes out quickly. The tuna tartare was perfect with this amazing avocado mousse. It was busy when we arrived but were able to sit at the bar within 10 min. Seating is kind of tight but felt cozy vs. crowded.

First day in London and we wanted a lighter meal to account for the time difference. We came to…read moreBarrafina and it is terrific! The interior is mostly bar and small hightop seating, but it manages to create close and intimate sining areas for 2 very nicely. The food seems authentic. Mostly done tappas-style but much better than in the states. We got the Olives, Oxtail slider, Rice with seafod, Langustines, potatoes, cauliflower and Pluma Iberica. All were very good and the Oxtail, rice/seafood, and pluma Iberica were hauntingly scrumptious. Service was genuine, accommodating, caring and prompt. The best example of that was the timing and staging of dishes so we never got more than 2 at once and could enjoy each before the next plates arrived. Best service I have ever had at a tappas or small plates restaurant! If you are in London, you gotta go!!

Delicious food. Incredible service. We sat at the counter and watched the chefs make our dinner…read more Every dish was pleasant to look at too. We made a reservation before going.

I don't even know where to begin on this review as I simply loved everything about this place! Such…read morea beautiful ambiance, amazing staff who are friendly and welcoming and purely delicious food. I came to Hovarda on my own based on a recommendation and felt 100% comfortable and welcome sitting at the counter watching the talented and handsome chefs make me one of my most amazing meals I've had in London. Thank you Alex, Evelina, and team for a lovely Boxing Day experience.... I will be back all the time! I will need to dance off all of this food that I ate!

My 800th review!!!! And 1st-ish of 2026 hehe…read more 4.5 stars rounding down! I thought higher but Fiance thinks lower so we will meet in the middle haha Roasted Duck-- I thought this was tasty and full of flavor, paired well with my noodle soup Crispy Pork Belly-- good and crispy, but Fiance thought it could use more flavor Egg Noodle Soup-- it hit the spot because it was freezing outside lol but i believe it was dry egg noodle vs fresh egg noodle that was used Stir-fry vegetables-- good but also a bit oily House Fried Rice -- Fiance's favorite dish So happy this time around we got to try Four Seasons, go early beause the restaurant will quickly fill up around lunch time!

Decent spot for authentic Chinese food in Chinatown, although nothing particularly stood out to me…read more Roast duck - This is their famous dish, so I of course had to try it out. It was nice that they offered to debone the duck, which is something I don't think I've seen before. The duck was simple yet good. The meat was nice and tender, and the sauce added some moderate flavor. I don't think it was truly that much better than other roast duck that I've had though. Crispy noodles with prawns - This is a classic Cantonese dish that they made pretty well, but still nothing that special. Pork stomach and chicken soup - Personally, I was not a big fan of this dish (mainly because of the pork stomach), maybe because of my more western palate and not due to the quality of the dish. The fact that they offer dishes like this though does show that this is a very authentic restaurant. The restaurant is split into two sides, with Four Seasons on one side and Little Four Seasons on the other (they seem to be basically the same thing though). The interior feels like an ordinary Chinese restaurant with a moderate amount of seating. There can be a moderate wait sometimes depending on the time of day. The staff were attentive and friendly. The service speed was pretty quick. Overall, while the food at Four Seasons is decent and certainly very authentic, it didn't really stand out to me that much (and the prices are slightly higher than I would have expected at 74 GBP for these 3 dishes), so it's more of a 3.5 star place to me.