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Decided to try out GR Bread Street Kitchen tonight with colleagues from work. Let's start here, you must have a reservation to sit at the top of the 22 Bishopsgate, London tallest building. The atmosphere and entrance is very memorable. You're patted down before taking a private elevator to the top where you are treated to a 270 degree view of London and the City of London. It's breathtaking at sunset. The food was good, not amazing, but good. We shared multiple steaks, pork chops and other entrees since we're all foodies. Overall the food quality was superior and the outcome of our meals very good. Dessert and wine were good and memorable, especially the 20yr port. The service - truly poor and borderline non existent. Our server acted like he didn't care. Scratch that, he didn't care - not an iota, a smidge, or even a shake. He was rude and willfully Ignored us for the first 26min, then continued to socialize around the restaurant showing no modicum of respect for his job, his customers, his persona in the restaurant, or the Gordon Ramsay brand or image. He didn't even smile or act kind - gross. I eat in some of the finest restaurants around the world and take customers out for dining experiences. The service here was the poorest I've recvd in ages. I've eaten at dive bars in America where the wait staff at least asked, "how was your meal?" or "thank you for your business...". I could not take a client to Bread Street out of fear the poor service would taint or infect my business relationships. There was a bright spot. We did have a lovely woman provide us our desserts... she was a delight and deserves a promotion for adequate doing her job and smiling at us. Sadly, if you decide to try Bread Street Kitchen, I can state your meal may very well be good or perhaps even very good. The service, on the other hand, could be spectacularly memorable in the worst of ways. Buyer beware. The upside - this is the easiest problem to fix imo for Mr. Ramsay and his leadership team. Customer service is not as much of an art as it is a scien
So I met up my jet setter daughter in London around the Holidays and we secured a reservation for Christmas dinner at this Gordon Ramsey's literally on Bread Street, (and by the way which also has his pizzeria at bottom floor, moderate fine dining upstairs, both with cool bars!). I had gone to his Hell's Kitchen at the Wharf in DC, had Wellington and Toffee bread pudding but there's nothing like the one here! The Wellington for 2 was a generous full Wellington, cut in 6 servings, was very good! The beef was so tender and perfectly wrapped in this light mushroom-spread pastry. Each bite was joyful as it should be, even the two tables on either side to us, happened to be fellow Americans also ordered the same and utterly enjoyed their meals chimed in how lucky we were enjoying our meals during this joyous occasion. Reserving ahead (deposit required) was key especially during the Holidays. It was one of a few restaurants open on Christmas day. Although the waitress was somewhat inattentive, and automatically added (somewhat undeserved) 20% gratuity on our bill, the excellent food was our profound memory of this place. In UK and EU gratuities and tips are included in the price. Therefore, tipping is a bonus or extra. I would caution the restaurant however, a recurring practice by the wait staff of the sort because it could ruin its reputation and could tell reviews are telling-they are not coveting 5 stars...Thus, 3.5 because no matter how great the food was, overall experience counts! I'd like happy noises in the end!
This was the best meal I had while in London! I was scrambling to find a restaurant that was open for Christmas and did not have a pre-set dinner meal, which was incredibly difficult to find. It seemed like every restaurant in town was taking advantage of the Christmas holiday, so offered a multi-course, holiday special for beaucoup bucks. However, Bread Street Kitchen was a restaurant that offered their a la carte menu and was open on Christmas, thank god. I'm also a fan of Gordon Ramsay, so it was such a treat to dine at Bread Street Kitchen, one of his many restaurants in London. I was able to make a reservation online, but did need to place a $100 deposit, which went towards the meal. This particular restaurant is located by the St. Paul Cathedral and on the lower level is a Gordon Ramsay pizza shop. We arrived before our reservation time, hoping to get in earlier, but at the time, they were fully booked. We sat in the bar to hang out, but the hostess 20 minutes later let us know that a table last-minute opened up, so we were able to be seated earlier. That was thoughtful of the staff. The food was so delicious. The special of course is the beef wellington, which serves two and it comes with mashed potatoes and au jus. I've never had beef wellington before, but heard so much about it being a Gordon Ramsay fan, and can honestly say it is worth it! I can see why this is the pride and joy of any Gordon Ramsay restaurant that serves this. The beef was incredibly tender, and wrapped in a baked dough with a mushroom pate. NOMS! For dessert, we had the other must-have of Gordon Ramsay's, the sticky toffee pudding, which was my first time having sticky toffee pudding - and now I'm a fan! The warm sticky toffee cake was delicious with the vanilla beam ice cream and glaze. What a great way to end our Christmas meal! I had such a wonderful dining experience at Bread Street Kitchen, and am thankful for the hardworking staff who had to work on Christmas. I'm still thinking about the delicious Gordon Ramsay specialty dishes that are a must try!
This restaurant was so beautiful and the service was incredible; Ellyas was so knowledgeable and a great server. We got the ribs, burger, and fish and chips and everything was delicious but the burger was by far the best I've ever had. Hope to go back one day!
Service is lovely! Ambiance is lively and fun, we had a 7p pop in for dinner after a long day of sightseeing seeing. Prawn cocktail, meatballs, bread basket, fish and chips and a Caesar Salad is what our party ordered. The starters were amazing. Fish was light flaky and perfection. And is huge you can easily share it. And the salad was very delicious! I have some food allergies and the staff took great care and I appreciated the attentiveness! I highly recommend stopping here if you're near St Paul's
Came here for breakfast and it was packed. Lots of people in dress shirts doing the power lunch thing. The actual menu is unsurprising and uninspiring. Standard breakfast fare. There were two standouts, however. The first is that the staff could not have been nicer. Klaudette and Signe were so courteous and professional, and were super understanding about seating me before the whole party arrived, and letting me go a bit unreasonable with my order, which was an orange juice...and something off the dinner menu. They had to check with Chef Vanina, who came out of the kitchen to confirm the order. The beef wellington was cooked perfectly. Crispy, juicy, tender, flavorful. And the two little cups of jus that it came with were delicious. The side of mashed potatoes were a bit much (gotta draw the line somewhere buddy) but I left so happy not just because they prepared a great meal for me, but because the staff had the open mindedness to let this jetlagged American order the house special at an odd hour. I cannot wait for an excuse to get back.
The location on the Thames in the Limestreet area of London is stunning, serene on the river, with a lovely view. The service was wonderful and the food was simple and very delicious. Yummy drinks and dessert too. It's a special occasion sort of restaurant as it's on the expensive side, but the quality was superb.
I had high expectations on this restaurant because of Gordon Ramsay. However, the overall dining experience is a bit disappointing, especially food. I like Ramsay's G&T cocktail and cod fish most (5 stars). The most famous beef Wellington is overrated. The truffle mash and steak are not well balanced. Chef Ramsay should consider use less truffle mash and lighter sauce such as Worcestershire (or Demi-glacé) to wrap the steak. Otherwise pastry and truffle definitely overwhelm the entire steak. After completing a piece, my mouth was full of taste of black truffle, not beef. I even could not eat second piece. Unfortunately food is not impressive. Appetizers are all delish, but for a celebrity chef like Gordon Ramsay, it is actually failing if main star dish falls behind. The service is ok. Since background music is loud, waitresses missed our calling a few times. I needed to look at the manager to request something. Sorry Gordon, your beef Wellington is missing my vote!
My daughter and I went for a quick bite to eat one day in London... we like how it was a Gordon Ramsey Resto and wanted to check it out! It was around noon on a Friday morning. Even though there was only 1 or 2 parties there, it took a while to get seated. Hostess status at a window table, nice to you. My daughter ordered the extended date and asked for very over easy eggs. Unfortunately came very well done. I had the avocado toast which was actually very nice. I ordered Rose. The surprise at the end was when she came to give us the check, she took off my daughter's EB even though we didn't say anything or give any impression at all about the mixup. I was so pleased about the service over anything, and I appreciate her fixing it. This is what customer service in the industry is about and unfortunately lacking. Thank you sweet server! When in London again, we will be back!
I was really disappointed given this restaurant is under the name of Gordon Ramsay. We went for £16 bottomless pizza for lunch and barely ate anything because the pizza was EXTREMELY SALTY!! I wouldn't say it's flavorful or anything - just like tasting plain SALT on the dough. Not sure if we're just unlucky that the chef somehow spilled a jar of salt right onto our slices but both me and my friend could barely get a second slice of each. (Anyway we did our best to try everything to make up what we paid). The service was average. Our servers were friendly and I was good with that. However, the food was the worst pizza I've had in my life. Extremely disappointing!! This left me no believe in the famous Gordon Ramsay anymore. Totally a waste of money and time. I definitely will NOT be back.
Being from the States, it was the first time I experienced the unlimited Spritz and Mimosas for brunch. Their selections were great. The food was very good, but they overcooked my beef wellington. Instead of returning it and waiting for a new one (which would take another 45mins), I decided to just eat it but I did let them know how disappointed I was. Despite all of that, I still found the dish tasty, just not to my liking. Overall, I would still recommend the place. It is a bit pricey, but not ridiculously expensive.
Another Gordan Ramsey restaurant in my book. I'm visiting London and of course there are restaurants by this amazing chef everywhere. It was lunchtime, and I was starving from so much walking. Of course, I went traditional with the fish and chips and my friend got the burger. The fish was big, crispy, and flaky. It was very good. The fries were perfect, too. The burger tasted just as good if not better because of the sauce. The sticky toffee pudding was absolutely the highlight of the meal. It was amazingly tasty. It's not so sweet and just downright perfect. You've done it again, Chef Ramsey. However, you are probably wondering why the 4 stars. Even though the entrées were good, they were not great except for the dessert. I've had amazing things from this celebrity chef. Oh, the service was great. They were attentive and friendly. I hope to share more of my London adventures.
When in London, gotta eat Fish and Chips at Gordon Ramsay's Restaurant! Group of friends decided to have a late lunch, British style while touring London. It is a great decision. The Hot Honey Tangerine Margarita was delicious! The Caesar Salad was awesome! The Fish and Chips was perfectly cooked and it was quite the size. The fish was flaky and juicy, yummy. The fries are cooked well. The Sticky Toffee Pudding - to die for! The cheesecake is ok. Our servers were both nice and treat all of us well. We had a nice dining experience. I will come back when I got the chance to visit London again. read more
6 days ago
I want to start off by saying I am a BIG Gordon Ramsay fan. I've eaten at two of his Hell's Kitchen restaurants in the states, which is why I made reservations for this location two months in advance. With that being said, the service here was horrible. If it wasn't for the gentleman behind the bar making salads, I probably would still be sitting there. He had to ask the waiter twice to bring me water, and the waiter still got the order wrong. I originally asked for a glass of water with ice and lemon. Fifteen minutes later--and after another reminder--he finally brought a glass of water.Twenty minutes after that, he took my food order and brought me a separate glass of ice, a plate of lemons, and a bottle of water... followed by a skinny margarita. So, sitting in front of me, I had three glasses, a bottle of water, and a plate of lemons. At this point, I had been sitting for 45 minutes with no food.Finally, the lobster toast arrived, and it was delicious. But because I had already been there for an hour, I wanted to cancel my Caesar salad with chicken. They brought it anyway. The salad and chicken were good, but they served the chicken completely on the side with the skin on. The interior was beautiful, but the overall experience left a bad taste in my mouth." read more
[Stratford location] If Gordon Ramsey went undercover and ate here, he'd be appalled. Service was nearly non-existent. We had to get up from our table multiple times in a 2 hour span to get service. We never had our waters refilled. We were never asked if we wanted another drink nor how our food was. Do NOT get the bread!!! Hard as a rock, not warm, and served with cold butter. No flavor. The fish and chips and mash both needed salt. The amount of salt on my margarita rim could've salted the entire meal. The only reason this even gets a star is because I have to and because the ambience was beautiful. Avoid at all costs. read more
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3 months ago
Decided to try out GR Bread Street Kitchen tonight with colleagues from work. Let's start here, you must have a reservation to sit at the top of the 22 Bishopsgate, London tallest building. The atmosphere and entrance is very memorable. You're patted down before taking a private elevator to the top where you are treated to a 270 degree view of London and the City of London. It's breathtaking at sunset. The food was good, not amazing, but good. We shared multiple steaks, pork chops and other entrees since we're all foodies. Overall the food quality was superior and the outcome of our meals very good. Dessert and wine were good and memorable, especially the 20yr port. The service - truly poor and borderline non existent. Our server acted like he didn't care. Scratch that, he didn't care - not an iota, a smidge, or even a shake. He was rude and willfully Ignored us for the first 26min, then continued to socialize around the restaurant showing no modicum of respect for his job, his customers, his persona in the restaurant, or the Gordon Ramsay brand or image. He didn't even smile or act kind - gross. I eat in some of the finest restaurants around the world and take customers out for dining experiences. The service here was the poorest I've recvd in ages. I've eaten at dive bars in America where the wait staff at least asked, "how was your meal?" or "thank you for your business...". I could not take a client to Bread Street out of fear the poor service would taint or infect my business relationships. There was a bright spot. We did have a lovely woman provide us our desserts... she was a delight and deserves a promotion for adequate doing her job and smiling at us. Sadly, if you decide to try Bread Street Kitchen, I can state your meal may very well be good or perhaps even very good. The service, on the other hand, could be spectacularly memorable in the worst of ways. Buyer beware. The upside - this is the easiest problem to fix imo for Mr. Ramsay and his leadership team. Customer service is not as much of an art as it is a scien read more
So I met up my jet setter daughter in London around the Holidays and we secured a reservation for Christmas dinner at this Gordon Ramsey's literally on Bread Street, (and by the way which also has his pizzeria at bottom floor, moderate fine dining upstairs, both with cool bars!). I had gone to his Hell's Kitchen at the Wharf in DC, had Wellington and Toffee bread pudding but there's nothing like the one here! The Wellington for 2 was a generous full Wellington, cut in 6 servings, was very good! The beef was so tender and perfectly wrapped in this light mushroom-spread pastry. Each bite was joyful as it should be, even the two tables on either side to us, happened to be fellow Americans also ordered the same and utterly enjoyed their meals chimed in how lucky we were enjoying our meals during this joyous occasion. Reserving ahead (deposit required) was key especially during the Holidays. It was one of a few restaurants open on Christmas day. Although the waitress was somewhat inattentive, and automatically added (somewhat undeserved) 20% gratuity on our bill, the excellent food was our profound memory of this place. In UK and EU gratuities and tips are included in the price. Therefore, tipping is a bonus or extra. I would caution the restaurant however, a recurring practice by the wait staff of the sort because it could ruin its reputation and could tell reviews are telling-they are not coveting 5 stars...Thus, 3.5 because no matter how great the food was, overall experience counts! I'd like happy noises in the end! read more
2 years ago
This was the best meal I had while in London! I was scrambling to find a restaurant that was open for Christmas and did not have a pre-set dinner meal, which was incredibly difficult to find. It seemed like every restaurant in town was taking advantage of the Christmas holiday, so offered a multi-course, holiday special for beaucoup bucks. However, Bread Street Kitchen was a restaurant that offered their a la carte menu and was open on Christmas, thank god. I'm also a fan of Gordon Ramsay, so it was such a treat to dine at Bread Street Kitchen, one of his many restaurants in London. I was able to make a reservation online, but did need to place a $100 deposit, which went towards the meal. This particular restaurant is located by the St. Paul Cathedral and on the lower level is a Gordon Ramsay pizza shop. We arrived before our reservation time, hoping to get in earlier, but at the time, they were fully booked. We sat in the bar to hang out, but the hostess 20 minutes later let us know that a table last-minute opened up, so we were able to be seated earlier. That was thoughtful of the staff. The food was so delicious. The special of course is the beef wellington, which serves two and it comes with mashed potatoes and au jus. I've never had beef wellington before, but heard so much about it being a Gordon Ramsay fan, and can honestly say it is worth it! I can see why this is the pride and joy of any Gordon Ramsay restaurant that serves this. The beef was incredibly tender, and wrapped in a baked dough with a mushroom pate. NOMS! For dessert, we had the other must-have of Gordon Ramsay's, the sticky toffee pudding, which was my first time having sticky toffee pudding - and now I'm a fan! The warm sticky toffee cake was delicious with the vanilla beam ice cream and glaze. What a great way to end our Christmas meal! I had such a wonderful dining experience at Bread Street Kitchen, and am thankful for the hardworking staff who had to work on Christmas. I'm still thinking about the delicious Gordon Ramsay specialty dishes that are a must try! read more
This restaurant was so beautiful and the service was incredible; Ellyas was so knowledgeable and a great server. We got the ribs, burger, and fish and chips and everything was delicious but the burger was by far the best I've ever had. Hope to go back one day! read more
4 months ago
Service is lovely! Ambiance is lively and fun, we had a 7p pop in for dinner after a long day of sightseeing seeing. Prawn cocktail, meatballs, bread basket, fish and chips and a Caesar Salad is what our party ordered. The starters were amazing. Fish was light flaky and perfection. And is huge you can easily share it. And the salad was very delicious! I have some food allergies and the staff took great care and I appreciated the attentiveness! I highly recommend stopping here if you're near St Paul's read more
Came here for breakfast and it was packed. Lots of people in dress shirts doing the power lunch thing. The actual menu is unsurprising and uninspiring. Standard breakfast fare. There were two standouts, however. The first is that the staff could not have been nicer. Klaudette and Signe were so courteous and professional, and were super understanding about seating me before the whole party arrived, and letting me go a bit unreasonable with my order, which was an orange juice...and something off the dinner menu. They had to check with Chef Vanina, who came out of the kitchen to confirm the order. The beef wellington was cooked perfectly. Crispy, juicy, tender, flavorful. And the two little cups of jus that it came with were delicious. The side of mashed potatoes were a bit much (gotta draw the line somewhere buddy) but I left so happy not just because they prepared a great meal for me, but because the staff had the open mindedness to let this jetlagged American order the house special at an odd hour. I cannot wait for an excuse to get back. read more
The location on the Thames in the Limestreet area of London is stunning, serene on the river, with a lovely view. The service was wonderful and the food was simple and very delicious. Yummy drinks and dessert too. It's a special occasion sort of restaurant as it's on the expensive side, but the quality was superb. read more
6 months ago
I had high expectations on this restaurant because of Gordon Ramsay. However, the overall dining experience is a bit disappointing, especially food. I like Ramsay's G&T cocktail and cod fish most (5 stars). The most famous beef Wellington is overrated. The truffle mash and steak are not well balanced. Chef Ramsay should consider use less truffle mash and lighter sauce such as Worcestershire (or Demi-glacé) to wrap the steak. Otherwise pastry and truffle definitely overwhelm the entire steak. After completing a piece, my mouth was full of taste of black truffle, not beef. I even could not eat second piece. Unfortunately food is not impressive. Appetizers are all delish, but for a celebrity chef like Gordon Ramsay, it is actually failing if main star dish falls behind. The service is ok. Since background music is loud, waitresses missed our calling a few times. I needed to look at the manager to request something. Sorry Gordon, your beef Wellington is missing my vote! read more
My daughter and I went for a quick bite to eat one day in London... we like how it was a Gordon Ramsey Resto and wanted to check it out! It was around noon on a Friday morning. Even though there was only 1 or 2 parties there, it took a while to get seated. Hostess status at a window table, nice to you. My daughter ordered the extended date and asked for very over easy eggs. Unfortunately came very well done. I had the avocado toast which was actually very nice. I ordered Rose. The surprise at the end was when she came to give us the check, she took off my daughter's EB even though we didn't say anything or give any impression at all about the mixup. I was so pleased about the service over anything, and I appreciate her fixing it. This is what customer service in the industry is about and unfortunately lacking. Thank you sweet server! When in London again, we will be back! read more
5 years ago
I was really disappointed given this restaurant is under the name of Gordon Ramsay. We went for £16 bottomless pizza for lunch and barely ate anything because the pizza was EXTREMELY SALTY!! I wouldn't say it's flavorful or anything - just like tasting plain SALT on the dough. Not sure if we're just unlucky that the chef somehow spilled a jar of salt right onto our slices but both me and my friend could barely get a second slice of each. (Anyway we did our best to try everything to make up what we paid). The service was average. Our servers were friendly and I was good with that. However, the food was the worst pizza I've had in my life. Extremely disappointing!! This left me no believe in the famous Gordon Ramsay anymore. Totally a waste of money and time. I definitely will NOT be back. read more
Being from the States, it was the first time I experienced the unlimited Spritz and Mimosas for brunch. Their selections were great. The food was very good, but they overcooked my beef wellington. Instead of returning it and waiting for a new one (which would take another 45mins), I decided to just eat it but I did let them know how disappointed I was. Despite all of that, I still found the dish tasty, just not to my liking. Overall, I would still recommend the place. It is a bit pricey, but not ridiculously expensive. read more
3 years ago
Another Gordan Ramsey restaurant in my book. I'm visiting London and of course there are restaurants by this amazing chef everywhere. It was lunchtime, and I was starving from so much walking. Of course, I went traditional with the fish and chips and my friend got the burger. The fish was big, crispy, and flaky. It was very good. The fries were perfect, too. The burger tasted just as good if not better because of the sauce. The sticky toffee pudding was absolutely the highlight of the meal. It was amazingly tasty. It's not so sweet and just downright perfect. You've done it again, Chef Ramsey. However, you are probably wondering why the 4 stars. Even though the entrées were good, they were not great except for the dessert. I've had amazing things from this celebrity chef. Oh, the service was great. They were attentive and friendly. I hope to share more of my London adventures. read more
2 years ago
The place was beautiful inside, nice ambiance and great service. We had our daughter with us and was delighted that they had some activity packet for kids. I had the roasted cod and thought it was good. Loved the wine selection... read more
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Food was good will be back to try other offerings dessert was bomb too the monkey shoulder crancran cheesecake id recommend read more
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Best restaurant experience I had in London. One of the best burgers I ever had. Food and service was perfect. read more
6 years ago
We visited this big ticket restaurant during the government's innovative Eat Out to Help Out scheme. The atmosphere in the restaurant was buzzy loud and exciting, although not an ideal place if you need to chat about the meaning of life. Fortunately that wasn't the case with our group and we certainly all had an exciting time. The service was just below what I was expecting to be honest but given the tricky circumstances that could be excused. The food was OK, nothing particularly stunning and to be honest, rather over priced for what it was. Wine is a big ticket item here, so only drink it if you mean it! All in all, an enjoyable night out albeit very expensive given the level of food and service. I have been before and would go back again but would expect a lot more next time. read more
4 years ago
Don't get me wrong, the food was good. It was simply not as amazing as I thought it would be. The service was great, and the restaurant looks really nice. (maybe the music was a bit too loud) I would say it's a decent place to dine in, just that there are bits that could have been better. Good part: - really good food (although the Wellington beef was a bit cold) - decent and friendly staff who gave nice services - beautiful restaurants : good for hanging out with friends and family but not really for couples I think (not that romantic) The could have been better part: - Wellington beef could have been served at a warmer temperature - the music was a bit too loud... But yea it was okay, can give it a go! read more
8 years ago
A group of friends and I took an overseas trip and one of our stops was London. I was so excited to learn that there was a Gordon Ramsay restaurant near where we were staying, so we HAD to come try it out, specifically for the famous beef wellington. Man... what an incredibly disappointing experience this was for us.. Downstairs is a pizza place, so make sure you go to the second floor for the actual restaurant. It was a gorgeous looking place. We ordered the beef wellington, a dry aged tomahawk steak, a couple sides, and some drinks. The wellington takes 45 minutes to make, just a quick tip, so definitely order that first. Our main server definitely wasn't the friendliest and didn't come back to retake our drink orders or anything. We had to flag down a couple other people to re-order. The food took almost an hour and a half to come out, and by the time we got it, it was cold. The steaks were so hard to cut through and tough to chew. If they were hot when they came out, we would've enjoyed it a lot more. The wellington itself was okay, I expected a lot more from it. Presentation of both was awesome though, but the quality of the meats did not reflect the price we paid for either. There are plenty of steakhouses back home in NYC that beat the quality of the steak here. For 4 of us, the total came out to almost $400 with a few drinks added. I don't think it was worth that price at all. I gave it a two star rating because a couple of the staff members were really friendly and made the experience a bit better. But other than that and being able to say I've eaten at a Gordon Ramsay restaurant, nothing really stood out or was memorable. read more
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4 years ago
If there's one thing that you want to have here, that would be Sticky Toffee Pudding. I tried the pudding in six different places in London during my trip and this was by far the best. They add caramelized banana in it which gives it that special touch. Other than that I came here with a big group so got to try a lot of food and drinks. All of their appetizers and food was great, portions were quiet large and staff was very friendly and helpful. Loved the decor and ambiance in the 2nd floor seating area. read more
4 years ago
Had the best English Breakfast I've ever had here today! I mean those scrambled eggs were off the chart...I'll never be able to eat scrambled eggs anywhere else. The service was superb as well...especially our friendly server Carmen- who gave us some great local travel advice. I highly recommend Bread Street Kitchen! read more
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