Loved my experience here! Great atmosphere, great service, and an overall amazing experience. 100%…read morerecommend this place!

Stopped in for dinner when I stayed nearby. It's not a typical cozy pub. Kinda open and empty. I…read moreordered battered halloumi. It was good, could have been hotter and had a faint fish taste. Same oil as fish and chips I guess. Got the steak and ale pie. Pretty good, standard pie, a bit heavy on the crust. Asked the bar maid about garden peas or mushy, got a blank stare. Don't think it mattered because garden peas and mashed potatoes that came with it were both pretty bland. Service wise nobody gave a crap whether I was there or not. Going to finish dinner and head a block over to Elephant and Castle or Churchill Arms for nightcap. Cheers!

Sadly, the day we visited, the actual stables bar was closed…read morefor renovation, but, the stand in was lovely anyway. What stood out was exceptional service, delicious free bar snacks, and creative/dramatic cocktails. Well worth the price given the ambiance.

This bar is a gem with a unique old English charm and character. We stayed at this hotel for our…read morehoneymoon and stopped by for a drink prior to our dinner on one evening. The bartender Lillo is a master mixologist. We sat at the bar for a front row seat. There are only 2 seats at the bar but plenty of seating in the adjacent area. The drinks were excellent. I ordered the old fashioned which is smoked inside a glass vase and a nice show. My wife ordered a mezcal cocktail which is made with a unique in-house strawberry, agave, apple cider concoction for a refreshing and unique flavor. Claire was the bar assistant and was also knowledgeable about the local bar scene and friendly. Highly recommend checking this place out whether you are staying at this hotel or in the area.

Definitely a place to check out at least once. A quintessential English pub…read more It does get super crowded so you may not find a seat but the vibes are good! The place music and there are people eating and drinking all around. Food: N/A Drinks: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Ambiance: 4/5

My favorite pub on the trip. Even though I didn't get food it looked great. The inside and outside…read moreare so cute. The service was quick. It is busy all the time though due to the popularity so just be ready for that. If it's nice outside you can get a drink and stand outside though!

This review pertains to the hotel restaurant below the bar, not the bar itself. We had a superb…read moredinner, enjoying sumptuous food in an elegant dining room. This restaurant is a luxury experience, and worth fully what one spends. We dined pre-Prom and made known time and dietary constraints, all of which were observed perfectly. Wonderful corgette, vol au vent, lamb, and beef. Find wine selection. An excellent choice for a special occasion.

For what's around this area, bar 190 is amazing!!! Very cozy, could be slightly warmer, espresso…read moremartini's are fantastic, cauliflower soup is good but not outstanding.... Fair for the price. Service was good.

What a lovely Hotel and perfect location when walking around Kensington. Upon entering the…read moreBaglioni Hotel, I was courteously greeted and couldn't help but notice the classy design with strait lines & black accents. I usually shy away from hotel restaurants, in this case the Brunello Bar and Restaurant but a colleague thought we should try afternoon tea here. Pros: Excellent, polished service. Our Jackets were hung upon arrival, wifi codes are available upon request. Circular table and setting were very nice. Scones & clotted cream were lovely. Baglioni black tea was my choice and I enjoyed it. Location to major attractions/theater ect... Cons: Afternoon tea was nice however a far cry from what I expected. The sandwiches were not well prepared and very basic. (bread only bites were had). The same custard was used in many of the pastries and the chocolate mousse was watery with a grainy texture. The cannoli however, we're fresh and just wish actual whole, roughly chopped pistachio nuts were used as a garnish as opposed to bright green, flavorless powder-like topping. Afternoon tea with a serving of Ferrari Spumante 58.80£ per person. Pictures show 2 servings.

Brunello is a restaurant with a comfortable yet formal design that just feels luxurious from the…read moremoment you walk through the front door. I wanted to have lunch in the Kensington area near Hyde Park, so Brunello at Baglioni Hotel seemed like the perfect place for me. The service was excellent from the beginning, the waiter kept the plates and wine flowing at a steady rate, describing the origins of the wine and reason for pairing with every dish. The Salmone Norvegese and Tuna as part of the chef tartar's selection were so fresh and an exciting combination of flavours with celery and fennel vinaigrette in sweet mustard. Then came the black truffle risotto with 24 month-aged parmesan cheese, which was a terrific way to showcase the ingredients and I definitely loved this dish. Red meat was next on the menu and tagliata of beef fillet was a style of beef I have never tried before but want again and again now. Cooked to perfection at medium rare with a broccoli gratin and mushroom, this really shows the chef's skills and is worth a trip to Brunelllo just for this. The final course was the chef's cheese selection of Parmesan, Pecorino, Camembert, Caprino, Gorgonzola served with crispy pistachio, fruit marmalade and honey. The rich flavours and textures of the cheese with the sweet notes of the Hungarian Tokaj was the perfect way to end the meal. I highly recommend Brunello and can't wait to return!

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

didn't like the club. My friend was not even drunk and she was kicked out because she tripped over…read moreuneven flooring.

Fucking pricks !!! My shoes weren't elegant enough . Fuck them !!! Waisted money on uber to hear…read moreLatin music to be turned down at door. Well I'm sorry that In the states Ralph Lauren is considered elegant shoe wear you fucks !! Fuck montezuma except the nice bouncer that recommend me to another club that would consider my shoes elegant! Also fuck the fake manager bitch , doesn't even look like a manager. Any problems with this rating, come see me pussies !!

Went here for a late night drink after dinner. We only had one drink each. Mine tasted decent. I'd…read morebe curious about coming back to try other options from the menu. The server (maybe a manager) was very welcoming and helpful. Worth a stop if you're just looking to stay out a little longer at night.

The Eclipse in South Kensington is know for their bar keepers been trained in Ibiza, doing the most…read moreexotic cocktails. Performing by joggling the glasses and spinning the ice. After a dinner, this place is a good meeting point for a group of friends. As it is so popular there are bouncers at the door, letting only as many people in as there are going out. To be fair, this place is tiny and if it gets too packed you get to step onto each other's feet. There is a more casual bar on the ground floor; going down the stairs you will find yourself on the dance floor. Not many places around South Ken are open late, however, this one got a license until 2am, which makes you get into the dance move. You will find yourself surrounded by locals and an international mix. I often bump into Greeks and Germans. As Eclipse has more of a lounge feeling to it, you will find yourself talking to people you would otherwise not have met. If you are early enough, the main highlight is the bongo player, which brings rhythm into the bar. I would not plan my night around Eclipse, however, this is a great alternative to consider if you happened not to be on a guest list somewhere else.

I had the pleasure of staying at a hotel across the street from this local hangout for the second…read moretime this summer, and both times were great experiences in this bar. It's a cool mix of mostly locals and the few visitors who are fortunate to find this gem. For this visit, most of the seats at the bar were occupied. So I sat at a table between the bar and the pool table where I watched several entertaining games. Jenna was the bartender on duty, and after my initial drink order, she was very proactive in coming out behind the bar to check on me for refills which I really appreciated. She was personable and very friendly. As an added bonus, one of the local pizza delivery guys came into the bar with several pizzas available at severely reduced prices. To be honest, they could've been many hours old, but they were happily bought by many customers including myself who needed some beer absorbing carbs. I'll definitely go back the next time I'm in town. I felt very welcome even as an obvious tourist.

We saw this spot - in an adorable hotel - and wanted to check it out, along with the other…read morerestaurant/bar at Rydges, and coincidentally happened to make it back during happy hour! 7 days a week, two for one, which literally ended up being the cheapest drinks I've ever had (well, some of, if not THE). Well drinks and wine (house) are two for one, so both my boyfriend and I had 2 glasses (white for me, red for him), and the total for all for was under 4 pounds - positively insane! Also there is a roaring fire, so it's super cozy, but very small, so be prepared for others to hear your conversation - if they're paying attention to you at all over the sports playing on the TVs... Only downside, no wifi (which means that as my iphone doesn't work over here, I had no internet access) :( Although you can purchase a pass from the hotel if you so desire.

My drink of choice is champagne. Like me it's fun and bubbly. We're a vibe. Together we make a…read moreperfect pair. I was in London at the end of January. I've discovered I like Europe this time of year no lines and no waiting. Hence, I walked in and found a seat at the bar no reservation. I was fortunate to meet a pretty blonde dripping in Chanel (it's Harrods). We kept each other company while sipping champagne and nibbling on small bites. Their small bites are very nice. I highly recommend drinking champagne at Harrods. It's the least expensive thing you can buy:).

I recently visited the bar with a reservation made in advance. We had to wait in a short line for…read morecheck in and upon check in we were immediately seated at the bar. We were promptly greeted by a team member however they weren't the most courteous, helpful, or attentive during our experience at the bar. Upon seating, we saw others receiving savory chips but we did not receive any - we had to ask for them after sitting at the bar for about 30 minutes. We ordered champagne flights which were phenomenal. There are very light bites at the bar and you can order champagne by glass or bottle. It is a small bar and dining area with is a nice respite from shopping in Harrods but not much else. We utilized rideshare to get to Harrods. $$