What an amazing place! There are theatrics, cocktails, ambience and, of course, Detective Mitch! We…read morehad so much fun at the Evans & Peel Detective Agency from the minute we rang the bell to the photos taken at the end as we left. We found this speakeasy on Yelp and didn't have reservations but got in anyways. The entry door is very subtle and once inside you need to plead your case to gain entry. Your case would be a mystery you are working to solve. We had a lot of fun with this part and our improv skills were put to the test. After being allowed through the secret entrance, you enter a 1930's prohibition style well decorated bar. All the staff are dressed the part and act the part. The drinks are in a casebook style booklet and have handwritten descriptions of the choices. We each had a couple of the drinks and really enjoyed them. The staff even comes around and mingles with you if you want. Most of the talk is the acting about your case or the general conversations of the Prohibition era. We really had fun here and were laughing a lot and found the experience very stimulating. I highly recommend going here when in London. It is a super fun experience.

Quirky and fun and the cocktails were excellent. Great staff. I recommend making a reservation.read more

There was no availability showing online, so I called to try my luck and thankfully managed to get…read morea table over the phone. Service was very attentive--almost too much so. Within the first three minutes of sitting down, three different servers came over to ask about drinks. Shortly after our drinks arrived, two more came to check if we were ready to order food. When we said we wanted a bit more time, we were reminded that there was a two-hour time limit on the table, which felt unnecessary since we had only just arrived. With about 23 minutes still left in our booking window, plates were already being cleared and the bill was brought over, which made the end of the meal feel rushed. We ordered the Sunday roast whole chicken to share. It came with green beans, roasted potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, mashed carrots, and two small pots of what seemed to be parsnip purée. The chicken itself was a bit dry, and the purée is a bit confusing. Overall, the experience felt more rushed than enjoyable, which was a shame as we were hoping for a relaxed pub lunch.

This place is absolutely adorable, even more so since it's the holidays. Upstairs, it looks like an…read moreEnglish pub. Downstairs, it looks like a beautiful indoor garden. Service is great. You check in upstairs and you go downstairs with your table number for seating. It's nicely decorated in lights for the holidays. Food is amazing! It's elevated traditional English food. We ordered Sunday Roast (because it's Sunday), Pork belly and their Sea bream. Roast beef was cooked to perfection. Their sauce is delicious and their horseradish paired perfectly. Their pork belly was really good, especially with their crispy crackling, really made the dish. the Sea bream was also good with their crispy skin and buttery lemon sauce. You need to get their apple crumble for dessert, it was so deliciously yummy! Crunchy, creamy, salty and sweet, it was perfection and perfect way to end an already scrumptious dinner. This is the second time we've been here since we've visited London, and it won't be the last!

Disclaimer: Forget the name of the establishment as it bears no relation to the reviewer! GREAT…read morePUB in heart of Fulham! Cold beer, great servers and London history all of the walls.

Awesome spot. Sir by the fire and have a pint. Mulled wine was good. The staff were attentive.read more

Great atmosphere. Wonderful pub in Parsons Green. The atmosphere matches the decor and the menu is…read moreperfect for the clientele. There is an outdoor covered patio with potted plants adding to a unique London flavor. The menu selection (attached) and prices are consistent with the Fulham area.

The White Horse is a fantastic vibe. Servers were wonderful and food was what you would expect from…read morea Pub. They have a number of beers on tap, and in the bottle and some unexpected surprise beers. The size of the pub is unexpectedly larger than what you would think, looking from the outside.

This is a perfect spot to watch a match and have lots of drinks with a large group of friends…read more Apart from that it can get quite depressing on regular week days... The music in particular is just not good.

No Cover Coat Check: £1…read more Slug Wednesday's are a MUST for students. I mean who can pass up £2 drinks? This place actually has real £2 drinks, meaning you can get any beer on tap or a jager bomb for only £2!!! Me and my mates all have work at 9am Thursday morning and the hanger over is real. Ages 18 - 21. I've been here more times than I can count or remember.

Great view and nice place to hang around to grab a few drinks. Staff super friendly, very…read morewelcoming! If you're ever staying in this hotel, definitely check it out! It's quite a gem!

QUESTION: Where can you go to get a five-star hotel's afternoon champagne tea for £20?…read more ANSWER: The Wyndham Grand at Chelsea Harbour. It's as simple as that, folks. Because of the Wyndham Grand's out-of-the-way Imperial Wharf location, you, too, could enjoy the epic spread of afternoon tea (with posh finger sandwiches, two homemade warm raisin scones with clotted cream and jam and a spread of individually sized sweet pastries and other treats - too much food for a single person to reasonably consume, I assure you) along with a glass of bubbly at a leisurely pace whilst taking in the view of the harbour and its (billionaires') boats. I'm not entirely sure why the afternoon tea is so cheap, but it is. Tea without champagne is a measly 15 quid. I booked a place for tea online and arrived to a quiet lounge area at 3:00pm, with Sunday brunch winding down in the adjacent restaurant. The table was set, and the polished and besuited server greeted me graciously. The low-seated couches and armchairs were large and cosy, and my companions and I sipped, munched, supped and gluttonously indulged for THREE HOURS. Service wasn't without its faults: the server was a bit nervous for whatever reason, but she was certainly friendly and gracious; my first pot of tea was loose leaf, as one would expect of afternoon tea at a five-star hotel, but my second pot had a teabag chucked in (although said tea in teabag was aromatic and delicious); water and/or tea refills weren't forthcoming, but the server would have fetched these things if asked. Despite these lapses in service (nit-picky though they are), overall, the experience and value for money were outstanding. SUMMARY: Go here if you're a local, you want an indulgent yet inexpensive afternoon tea, you don't want to combat crowds of tourists who may or may not think that the clotted cream belongs in their teacups.* _______________________________________________________ *Although I do know that by posting this review the afternoon tea at the Wyndham Grand may very well become more busy than it was on my first visit, I remain confident that it will maintain its atmosphere of exclusivity due to its less-accessible location.

Decent pub near Fulham Broadway. They've got seating inside and outside, as well as small heated…read moregarden. I was really impressed yesterday. Someone noticed that we were about to finish our drinks and let us order and pay for another round from the garden. Most pubs don't do this. I think it could be improved by adding some cushioning to the seating outside (they had some a year ago!) and adding a few more local beers on draft. Beware! It gets really busy on game day!

A handsomely renovated gastropub that initially looks like any other public house from the outside,…read morebut inside it's very modern (yet pays homage to tradition). It's quite large and when I visited, full of football fans watching games on the big screens. But there was plenty of room and it's roomy enough to not be obnoxiously loud. The barkeep was funny and I felt a bit jealous that this isn't in my neighborhood. I can't speak for the food, but if you want to grab a drink in a newish, nice, roomy gastropub, this is the spot in this neck of the woods.

Went in around 5:15pfor a drink and to split fish & chips as a lighter dinner to share. Service was…read morequick and efficient, drinks were delivered promptly, and food came out quickly and hot as well. The atmosphere is relaxed, but there was a bit of competition for tables around 6pm, with some less than courteous guests grabbing a table when others were waiting first without checking in with the server on staff. If there are plenty of tables, it may not be an issue to simply take a seat, however, if tables are in short supply- best to check and make sure no one else is waiting first before grabbing the next available table. Otherwise it's a lovely atmosphere and a relaxed setting for an evening meal or gathering with company.

Food: reasonable portions with lots of options and family friendly but typical London tourist…read morepricing (generally expensive for what you get). Service: friendly and professional, accommodating and used to tourist crowds. They are very patient and take the time to explain if you have any questions. Ambiance: cute and convenient. It is very much catered to tourists so you won't find a "local, usual pub crowd" but it's serviceable for an easy, no fuss meal.

Wow! I loved this place! Very quaint, comfortable, clean and cozy! A great selection of beers and…read morethe food was divine. It wasn't busy when my friends and I sauntered in on a cold and rainy night, we sidled over to a nice comfy couch next to the fireplace and warmed our bones. We ordered some beers and some appetizers from the bar, where the bartenders gave us their favorites on the menu, and went back to our couch. The food came pretty quickly and boy- every single item we ordered was awesome! We had 3 appetizers- the fried Padrón Peppers, Tempura Shrimp, and Salt & Pepper Squid- all perfect and delicious! We sat for an hour and chatted, sipped our beers, it was like being at home! All the staff were friendly and helpful definitely service with a smile! I look forward to my next trip to London, I will definitely come back here!

This review is looong overdue. I stumbled across this place while exploring London for the first…read moretime on a business trip, and now it is one of my favorites! I have been back many times! I have even dragged a friend of mine from the states here. Get the sausage role with mustard. I get it every single time. It is delicious!!! I don't know if they procure them from a bakery nearby, but they are the best. The food at the Rose, in general, is fabulous with great flavors and rich ingredients. It is really difficult to go wrong. The service is always charming and they mix some great drinks. A bonus, a few times my servers were easy on the eyes. If you happen to come when the weather is nice, the patio is adorable. I could definitely linger here for an afternoon session.

After getting a tour of Chelsea Stadium, my husband and I wanted some pub food. It was a Friday…read morenight and was not too busy. We sat down and got helped right away. My husband ordered the nachos, and I ordered the steak pie. My husband got an IPA and I got a cider (I'm not much of a beer drinker haha). My husband, who was missing his usual Mexican and American food, loved his nachos and IPA. He did mention they were spicy though, so warning. I really enjoyed my pie and cider. I would classify it as comfort food. Also, this pub has a cat, and I was able to pet him! The cat definitely added to my already enjoyable experience. I would definitely go to this pub again if in the Chelsea area.

Play some pool, sit in the covered garden for a chat, or grab the board games while you watch the…read morematch. Good selection of spirits (even have moonshine). The usual and the unusual beers on tap and bottle.