Came in for the happy hour oysters and they did not disappoint. There is no trick or bait and…read moreswitch at the end. Downside is they do not have horseradish.

Wright Brothers has a friendly, no rush ambiance, great wine, and of course delicious seafood…read more I walked in during their £1 a pop happy hour and without a reservation it was a short 20 minute wait. The service was friendly and relaxed though they were fully booked. Many tables were enjoying this or the mussels. I was still able to enjoy the happy hour which were channel oysters. They were flavorful but not as meaty as I like. The Gillardeau on the other hand were quite possibly the best I've ever had!! What a win. Dinner service was efficient and warm. The roasted hake was perfectly done with one side pan fried to an audible crisp. The textural difference and the flavors of the saffron mash/gremolata all added up to comfort + happiness + surprise. Job well done Wright Brothers!

Finally getting out to explore our new neighborhood beyond our local, we dined at the New Moon last…read moreweekend. We loved it. It was the kind of Italian restaurant I always enjoy; authentic with house made pasta, friendly service and fresh menu that is very reasonably priced. As we were some of the early dinners, they let us choose our table. Once seated we were presented with olives and freshly made foccacia to snack on while we checked out the menu. It didn't take us long as we were both in the mood for pasta and I jump at the chance to get grilled squid whenever I see it. Shockingly, we both passed on the crab ravioli special that our server was raving about. While that sounded very good, we had no regrets with how we played it. -Fresh wild rocket with shaved parmesan and cherry tomatoes -Marinated grilled baby squid -Pappardelle con Salsiccia e Funghi-Homemade pasta with sausage, mushrooms and red onions -Tagliolini con Gamberi e Zucchine-Homemade pasta with prawns, courgettes, chilli and tomato sauce. -Tiramisu I had the pasta with sausage and it was excellent, as was my wife's prawn pasta. The tiramisu was a very good one. After settling up our inexpensive bill, we were offered comp limoncellos, grappa or sambuca. We passed, though that is a nice touch. I also got to work on my improving grasp of the Italian language with the staff and left feeling fairly confident that I could have done it all in Italian, if necessary. Pleasant service, cozy setting and a delectable menu that's well priced. We'll be back and often.

There was nothing horrible about Luna Nuova but I was underwhelmed by the experience and a bunch of…read moresmall things turned me off of it. First off the food was decent however for £15 per small plate of pasta I felt underwhelmed given the price. Perhaps that's just London. The service was slow at times also perhaps typical for London. They messed up the first dessert order (soufflé) and in all it was almost half an hour until it showed up. They did offer a complimentary dessert drink but I rarely drink alcohol so it only benefited my date. I would say there are better options. -A

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.

This was our first dinner during a long weekend. As others have noted, this is not a a traditional…read morepub (although it appears to be on the outside). They specialize in exquisite cocktails and more refined fare, plates you might see in ritzier London hoods, maybe even Mayfair. Overall the service was beyond fantastic with our server being perfectly attentive and charming, providing just enough guidance and explanation to enhance our experience. My companion and I each opted for the prix fixe "journey" dinner, with about 4-5 small plates with accompanying cocktails. I chose the Eastern tinged "Silk Road" and my companion went for the "Castilian." The small plates were beautifully presented and had about two to three bites. My journey featured duck, crisp rolls, perfectly cooked fish, and other tasty tidbits. Even the runner was wonderfully cordial, filled with smiles. I would definitely return, even to just sit at the fun bar and people watch.

One of the worst dining experiences in a long time. Looks can be deceiving- the venue looked really…read morenice from a decor standpoint however we would soon find that to be all that was decent. Service was dreadfully slow. Some friendly, but could not cope. Starters were average but extremely tiny. A bit of a rip off. Clearly "English" artichokes were used as I have never seen such a disappointment of a vegetable. (See my photo for size). Two bites and done. Mains - burger was probably the only hit on the table. Other dishes to avoid, the stuffed corgettes, waterery tasteless matter, as if they had been frozen. The cote de boeuf, what a disgrace. Asked for medium rare, came bleu, not exactly the most tender piece of meat but this, this was dreadful. Fatty throughout, with tough stuff, the bone had some meat but not enough to take off nor was the meat tender enough. (See photo posted). Pure and simple, the meat was a joke. The manager excuse didn't work for me. After such a disappointment of a meal, we wanted to leave , although we would sit there for a while until service resumed again. Bill please! Let's get out now! Never again.

TERRIBLE. They need a new manager. Charged for a plate that was sent back and said it was fine even…read morethough inedible to us. He said if something was wrong with it he would have taken it off the bill but TASTED IT, and it was good. (Then you pay for it). He has zero clue how good service works. He tried explaining he'd been in the industry for 45 years. Maybe it's time for a new calling. Then proceeds to say, "the customer is right when they're right." He took off the service bill which we wanted to pay because our waiter was great. Overall the food is SO mediocre, overpriced, charge for bread, had zero seasoning and it was way too loud in the place (and pretty empty for a Friday night)-- it's not worth going back to begin with but we now never will.

Great service and food. -- Croquetas, tortilla and jamón were fantastic. Lots of options on the…read moremenu.

Texas takes on London! London keeps delivering on tons of great spots with wonderful servers and…read moreCOLD BEER!!! The Brown Cow doesn't disappont. Visited this location in Fulham in the afternoon and enjoyed several local beers. As with most London pubs, there is much history on the location. Great location for pregame tuneups. This spot has outdoor seating and ample bar space. My go to for the Fulham area.

Food was good, good service and atmosphere. We had a beer here one night and later made a booking…read morefor Sunday roast. Nice spot for a good meal!

I was a bit surprised to see no reviews when I tried to check this place out on Yelp. I think it's…read morebeen around for a while and seems like the sort of local gem people tend to rave about ... It certainly looks the part, very welcoming on a drizzly winter night. It's all about fish and we were a bit bemused when the first thing our waiter warned us about was that they were out of steak. Does that mean everyone's been avoiding the fish?! We were a group of six, and four of us opted for the simple fish and chips which at £15 a pop weren't exactly a bargain but beat the prices of the long list of "Catch of the Days" which are priced by weight. I was shocked when the waiter suggested a kilo portion of monk fish tails - even half a portion amounts to a massive amount, both of food as of money. The puttanesca sauce it was served with was made with capers rather than olives. While the tartare sauce was a yoghurt/dill concoction. It comes as a surcharge if ordered with anything other than the fish and chips - trust me, it's not worth it! And I really don't like stringy American fries with a quintessential British dish!! The service was rather confused, they kept forgetting our drinks orders ... it would have been a nice touch to be offered another portion of bread while only one of our friends had a starter. The original (complimentary?) serving consisted of the thinnest slices of baguette I have ever encountered. This is starting to sound like a real cheapskate review, but it actually is one of sheer disappointment at what should have been a special night out. Summary: confident prices like this demand a higher level of service.

Hidden gem in London. Minutes from our hotel. We had oysters, steak and ceasar salad. It was…read moregreat. Service was also great. Expensive but worth it!

Beautiful dining room. Comfortable seating…read more Inconsistent service. Our waiter seas very attentive and then disappeared for 45 minutes. Main course came almost an hour after appetizers and order went it together. Very good Bordeaux. Scallop appetizer is very good. Ribeyes were above average and pricey. Dry aged cuts were about one inch thick.

We stopped by without a reservation for Sunday brunch and loved this place. No wonder it won an…read moreaward for best restaurant in the area. The eggs were cooked exactly they way an over medium egg should be. Same with the poached. You can tell there's a chef in ho knows their eggs. The bacon is a little more Canadian bacon style (.and English style) which was great. Big portion too. Overall, service was quite friendly and we were cozy on inside. Seek this place out.

Amazing place for breakfast or dinner. It's small but worth reserving a table. I tried the sweet…read morepotato hash w two fried eggs and a side of sausage, my wife enjoyed the traditional English Breakfast. It won a Best Restaurant award and is a nice walk from the Metro station

Fantastic meal here last night. If there is a show at Royal Albert Hall you'll need reservations to…read moresit indoors. It was a bit chilly outside but with the heater and a lap blanket, we were fine! Bread is on the menu and needs to be ordered. I'm glad we did not have bread so we had room for dessert. Hubby had rigatoni da Mario which he said was excellent! I had the ravioli Portofino and they were so tender & delicious! All of the desserts are made in house. We ordered 2 - the lemon cake and the tiramisu - and shared them. Both were outstanding. We would definitely eat here again when in the neighborhood!

Came here on a whim after a show at the Royal Albert Hall a few years ago. The food was so great…read morethat I thought about it for years until I was able to go back a few weeks ago. WOW! Even better than I remember and I learned a lot more about the restaurant such as it was Princess Diana's favorite pizza shop AND they developed the sauce for PizzaExpress. The person who waited on us was so lovely! And the restaurant is so tastefully decorated. Their appetizer bread steals the show every time! Cannot wait to go back on my next visit to London!