I love this place! I can't get enough of it and they sell my favourite El Telar red wine (highly…read morerecommended!). Their charcuterie is delectable and the atmosphere is cosy yet vibrant. The staff are so friendly, open and very approachable. The interior is amazing. I live very nearby and I am proud of this local place. This is my go to place to catch up with friends and of course to buy my favourite wines.

If like me you're not 18 anymore and you no longer enjoy overcrowded pubs where a conversation with…read moremore than one person is impossible, this wine bar is the best option for an afterwork drink with friends or with your partner. You gonna end up in a stylish venue where you can talk without screaming and instead of the usual pub vinegar-like glass of wine, you'll discover very tasty, well balanced and original wines from all over the world. Try them all ! In each style, humble grape has made a good selection of quality wine across the whole price range (first wine by the glass starts at £6, cheaper than some pubs of northcote road). Staff is great and friendly, ask them if you don't know what to choose. Try the meat platter, the pâté is excellent. You can also buy a bottle in the shop upstairs to bring back home when they close.

This location has seen a number of different concepts, from posh toast to lobsters and now a…read morerestaurant with, what appears to be, high hopes. As of this review the establishment has been open for a little over four weeks. The service reflects this, the staff are charming, helpful and quite knowledgeable but they come across as a little nervous and slightly unsure of themselves at times. I can only imagine they will continue to improve from what is a solid start. The opening cocktails at the bar were decent, but not spectacular. The starter of scallops was a little too salty for my preferences, but otherwise great. Likewise the wild boar ravioli with chocolate flakes was innovative and worked very well. It's often said, somewhat tongue-in-cheek, that a place can be judged on its cheeseboard and toilets. Here they score very well. The cheeseboard had some classics such as mature Comté and a few more obscure offerings that catered for a wide variety of tastes. The cheeseboard looks sure to adapt to local preferences and the waiter eluded to the appearance of mature Gouda which is always a hit. If there was one easy win for them I would suggest really toning down the music. The songs catered for people of a certain age. Being of that age they were nostalgic and enjoyable - but often too loud. Let the food and the people do the talking - not Meredith Brooks. In short this place has a lot of potential, the location has always been great and offers good views over the river, the food is very good, as is the service. If you are comparing this to other nearby options such as the more expansive Marco Polo go to View 94, it's better in every respect. It's currently a little expensive for what they are, but the pricing is probably about right for where they will be.

Went here Saturday for a great time and obviously a popular spot as it was very busy. Brilliant…read moreconcept wine and cocktail bar, serve yourself white and red wines from varying regions/ countries using proprietary debit card dispensing system for 1) taster 25ml 2) 125ml 3) 175ml glasses. Offers 3 different seating areas from foyer to basement and back patio. Food on offer were assorted French soft cheeses, Savory appetizer selections and even a shared 1kg beef rib! Definitely plan to be back soon.

Atmosphere: this small cellar restaurant is tucked away between two other restaurants like a…read morespeakeasy. The space is comfortable refined and homely. The wait staff was a delight. Food: I had the prawn risotto which was perfectly cheesy with an excellent fluffy texture 9/10. The prawn itself was good nothing out of the ordinary. The pizza was almost a flat bread, but the texture of the crispy crust was perfect. The quality of the toppings and cheese were above most with a great ratio to all the ingredients and spices

One of the best atmospheres a basement can provide, the cheerful and charming staff make everyone…read morefeel at home as they proffer a plethora of different drinks, quickly and lovingly made. The food speaks for itself- Arincini and pasta dishes excite the palate, and larger meatier dishes satiate the appetites of the more carnivorous members of the family. The ambiance of the cellar is bang on- friendly, family run wine bistro, served with excellent food- needed to keep locals coming back. Would strongly recommend the often overbooked Chelsea cellar, for any lover of Italian food. Unpretentious, reasonably priced, one would be hard pushed to find better bang for your buck in London.

Great, well crafted, cocktails. Friendly staff and good service.read more

From the owner: Specialties Unique &…read moreSEXY Cocktail Bar! Bar 366 Earlsfield is a cocktail bar that creates & hand-crafts amazing cocktails with a twist. Our cocktails are made using the best ingredients available and are served in Jam Jars, Tea Cups n saucers, Tea Pots, Plant Pots & Milk Bottles. At Bar 366 we use ingredients not normally associated with classic cocktails. To name a few we use Coriander, Thyme, Mustard, Marmite, Avocado Oil, Popcorn and a lot more, come down and try for yourself! Music is essential to create an atmosphere and at Bar 366 we love everything House! We have DJ's on Thursday, Friday & Saturday nights that make the perfect accompaniment to a delicious cocktail or premium spirit. Bar 366 has over 300 different spirits selected from all around the world, our spirits are chosen on taste and not on name or reputation. We at bar 366 spend endless hours sampling new spirits and products that come to the market. We have spirits that most of our competitors have yet to try.

Stopped here for a small bite and some pints. There's searing out the back but it's an actual sofa…read moreand chair that belong in a living room. It was raining earlier that day so it was a bit damp and we sat by the ledge on barstools. We brought our dog and they have plenty of dog treats at the bar. We ordered two small bites. 2/5 Chips - these look and tasted very much like McDonald's fries. Added some basil or something to make it look fancy. McDonald's was better tasting. 4/5 - Halloumi and chorizo - these were pretty good but only 1 skewer came in an order. We split it up and these are quite nice. The two dishes were served with a napkin between the plates and I kindly asked for more napkins and the waitress said 'I'll bring you some more'. Which I found funny since the napkins were dirtied. lol Kind of a unique setting for a pub.

Charming, recently refurbished pub down a back street on the border between Putney and Wandsworth…read more Food looks to have a South American theme ( arepas etc.) although we didn't order any nor could we spy anyone else eating. Function room upstairs. An odd thing to comment on, but worthy of mention - the loos are actually quite nice for a pub.

So, like the other reviewers, I came here thanks to friends who live near by. And thank god I made…read morethe long journey because this place is wonderful! The large selection of lovely wines. The ability to do it yourself and sample as many as you'd like (at a small cost) or just buy outright - without having to queue - is genius! Why don't more of these places exist?!?! On a happier note, they're opening up a new location near Soho in a few weeks time. I'm hoping it's slightly a bigger space but retains it's comfortable, laid back vibe. And that the staff are just as cool as the ones at this location. This place is just - absolutely lovely!

This is a lovely spot. Slightly off the beaten track of the busy Fulham Road this off-licence com…read morewine bar offers something unique and fun. Perfect for a pre-dinner drink. The only downside is the early close and tiny food menu.

Beautiful intimate restaurant with great service. I got the ribeye, potatoes, bone marrow butter,…read moreand lemon merengue pie. Everything was delicious. The ribeye was cooked perfect and cut like butter. The flavor on it was also perfect. I liked how the potatoes were cooked but they could have used a little more seasoning. The lemon merengue pie was absolutely delicious too and came along with a nice presentation. I highly recommended this place.

We had reservations for two at Macellaio RC tonight, and the food completely surpassed all of my…read moreexpectations. I don't typically like to go out to restaurants for steak as I feel like I can cook a pretty great one myself at home, but this place was highly recommended by my girlfriend's coworker. I'm very glad we came, because this was arguably the best steak dinner I have ever had in my life! We ordered the Steak Tartare, Liver, and 700g of the T-Bone steak to share. (This was way too much food for two people, but 700g is the minimum order for T-Bone). We ate so much meat today, I feel like I need to go vegetarian for a day just to balance my body out. Still, every single item was fantastic. The Liver with the roasted onion puree may have been the standout. It was incredibly tender and flavourful, and I don't normally even like to eat liver. The T-Bone steak was also amazing, buttery smooth such that I felt like I could have cut it with a spoon. Service was great as well, with the wait staff being incredibly attentive and kind. Will definitely be returning to Macellaio RC in the future!

What an extraordinary place. Really, I can't think of another place in London that comes close for…read morethe experience of a classy escape to 1930s Paris or 1930s anywhere for that matter. Step inside, and you could be forgiven for wondering what just happened. One minute you're wandering down a quiet back-road in Battersea, overlooked by council houses and the odd school. The next, you're in a low-lit room, a bar ahead of you lined with upside-down wine glasses, candles and fairy lights, wooden chairs and tables to your left and right and small, elegant plants against the walls, in between scores of 1930s vintage pictures. If you've arrived after 8pm, the live music will be playing. Usually gypsy jazz, but often other types of recognisably 1930s jazz too: A piano, some vocals, a woodwind instrument.. It's easy to imagine yourself as an extra in the English Patient or whatever your favourite film set in the 1930s is. The service is friendly and quick. The food is a mixture of French, central European and north African, and pretty good too. The wine, beer and spirits list is basic but good enough to accompany the food or quaff slowly whilst enjoying the music. QueCumbar's website quotes local press as saying this place would be perfect for a first date. I'd go further than that. If your girl/guy has a just a hint of a musical soul or a smidgen of interest in the 1930s/40s, I'd say that taking them to QueCumbar will firmly tilt things in your favour! If they're big fans of the era or jazz... best get planning that second date! It's cheap too. Arrive before 8pm and the music is free. After 8pm and it's just £5. Food is in the £10-£15 range and drink is the usual. Overall? Well worth checking out, whether you're into jazz, 1930s vintage, or want to go somewhere original and unique.

I spent a lovely night filled with gypsy jazz music and good food last night. and most importantly…read morefriendly service ! the place is really different, cosy and some how old. Nothing fancy at all just the right place to have a special night out. the band (Viper's Dream) was phenomenal- we had waited for 2 hours for them to begin playing but it was really good music. the food is good- french- and reasonably priced. the bar hosts a bi weekly music nights the only downside to this place is the location- literally in the middle of no where and toilets need cleaning