Went here for quick dinner one work night. The restaurant is cute and the service was fantastic -…read moreno fault there. Food - had one of their beef burgers which was very tender and juicy. Their buttermilk chicken burger wasn't too great (wouldn't get it again). To note: you pay extra for fries. Would I go again: For their beef burger yes, but if I want a buttermilk chicken burger I'd go for Butchies.

My experience at Patty & Bun was extremely enjoyable! The food and drinks were delicious and the…read moreservice was helpful and polite. One of my favorite parts was the restaurant's inclusion of vegetarian options; they were clearly labeled and various choices were offered. Each of my friends and I left having enjoyed our meals, agreeing that we'd return to Patty & Bun if ever in the area again.

Their burgers are big & tasty! The onion rings and fries were delicious as well…read more Friendly service & clean.

Lovely well lit restaurant with space, I prefer this one to the one in Earls Court based of the…read morefact its more spacious and not so bright, perfect evening to enjoy a meal, ordered major tom burger and cheesy chips . hit the spot great food

Food/drinks: yum! Loved the fish and chips + sticky toffee pudding and beer selection is standard!…read more Atmosphere: loved the atmosphere in here! Service: okay, they are friendly but forgot our orders several times Price: as expected

Rainy morning in London and I was on a mission for shepherd's pie, which, I've learned, is…read moresurprisingly uncommon at pubs these days. This place doesn't technically have it, but their braised beef & ale shortcrust pie comes very close, and it's one of their specialties. Creamed potato, greens, rich gravy... comfort food done right. £19.50 and honestly worth it, especially on a cold, wet day. The ambiance really welcomed me in: warm, cozy interior with the fireplace going and a charming vintage Christmas aesthetic. Add in friendly people and genuinely warm service. Exactly the kind of pub you hope to stumble into on a rainy London morning. I'm hyped.

Byron is my go to place when I need some protein and want something that's simple and quick without…read morea lot of hassle. Their meat patties are juicy and made to order. I also like that you can get a good-quality side salad with your order. The decor in this branch is much fancier than what you would expect for a burger place! Gluten free notes: the skinny burger is gluten free! You can still get plenty of non skinny sides with it.

Byron has proper burgers and a big variety on beers. The meat is incredible and the ingredients…read moreused for the burgers are fresh. Despite the fact that the burger choices are limited, the beer catalog includes a big variety on different and very tasty beers. I have to admit though that the burgers and the beers are little overpriced. Every time we have been here we had an amazing time. I personally prefer the Byron burger with the Blue cheese on top.

This was a decent pub we all had dinner at in London on a Monday. Service is a little different in…read moreLondon. You typically order at the bar instead of a waitress coming to the table. One eventually came to our table after sitting awhile. I of course had to try the fish n chips. A couple of veggie burgers were ordered and a regular burger. Surprisingly happy hour was still on at 8 o'clock so drinks were ordered. The food all came at the same time and everything was cool. The fish had a nice flavor from the fried batter. To me it was similar to Long John Silvers as far as the batter is concerned, but slightly better quality overall. The fries were standard. The only thing horrible was the very bland mashed green peas. They should be omitted from every pub across the country, but I think it is a traditional item included with the fish. The cocktails were good as well as the price. The sticky toffee pudding was something else I was advised to try while in London. I must admit it was really delicious. It came with a scoop of ginger ice cream and a warm buttery toffee sauce to pour over. It was delightfully warm and sweet and paired well with the ice cream. The cake itself was moist enough on its own with notes of brown sugar and molasses. I could have had seconds and thirds of this desert. Yum! The majority of my party didn't think the food was fantastic. The burgers happened to be somewhat alright. This was a first for me having pub food and I would have more again as long as I stick to the basics.

I only came here because it was a convenient meeting place for several friends, and one of my…read morefriends is a regular here, so we all decided to meet one evening, and I am glad we did! Yes, there are many pubs in London, everyone has their favorite, everyone has their local, and my "local" depends on where I am staying. In any case, several of us met here. The place was definitely hopping but one of our group arrived early and grabbed a table. We all ordered drinks, I had beer which was delicious. After perusing the menu, I ordered the standard- Fish & Chips, with Mushy Peas. It came out quickly and was fried to perfection. Everybody else who ordered food seemed happy with their choices. It was a great setting to meet up with friends, and I will happily come back here when in the area. A solid pub in a city of many pubs!

Came without reservation for afternoon tea and pleasantly surprised. I tried the classic with the…read morewhite pear and ginger tea. Very lovely. Perfect for respite from the spotty showers throughout the day. Enjoy alone or with friends. It's a fun to do

Huge fish portion for my husband's plate. Fish was crispy and the tartar sauce was very tasty…read more Steak and ale pie was a nice serving size, tasty with the gravy.

Omg. Came here with a coworker on a recommendation! Awesome! My steak and frites were wonderful…read more Ordered it medium rare and it was right in! The other meals at the table were all excellent! The ribs were fabulous! The chicken with potatoes and green beans was delicious. The Thai pace and green curry was aromatic and delicious. All awesome and I will be back. Recommend to everyone!

Lovely service in a cosy peaceful restaurant on a busy street in notting hill. Good veggie options…read more ; the breakfast looks promising too. Looking forward to going back!

MY GOODNESS, place was incredible! I visited London with a group of friends, and we made a…read morereservation well in advance, which I'm so glad we did. This restaurant was absolutely amazing from start to finish. I ordered the beef roast, and we also shared a side of the creamy cauliflower, which was to die for. I truly cannot sing the praises of this restaurant enough. The service was personable and welcoming, making it easy and comfortable to ask questions and try new things. One of the managers (apologies I don't know her name) checked in on us several times and even encouraged a few of us to try additional menu items. The food came out quickly, and once it arrived, the table went completely silent because we were all too busy enjoying every bite. I highly, highly recommend this spot to anyone visiting London and even the locals. A solid 10/10 experience!

If I could rate this place a 10/5 I would. This was a death row meal for me. WOW…read more We came here for a sunday roast with 8 people, of those 2 got fish & chips- the rest the roast. I was a fish person, and I am SO HAPPY I did! The fish at this restuarant will live in my head forever. Im not joking. I live in the US and I almost want to fly back to London just to have it again. The roast looked great too, many of my friends saying the meat was great and the gravy was flavorful. The staff were ALL so friendly, even offering the charge a phone that was dying! The place itself feels like it's straight out of a movie, a true london pub. I cannot stop thinking about this fish. Mall Tavern, if youre ever in Minnesota, please send me the recipe.

Ice-skating bowlers rejoice! What a great find this place is!! On our last night touring London,…read morethe hubs and I decided to check out this spot and were completely amazed to find a decent-sized rink and lots of bowling lanes, not to mention a bar and lots of restaurant seating. The hubs wanted to bowl, but they were slammed and didn't have any lanes available for well over an hour, which was no biggie--I decided to skate in the meantime. It's been YEARS since I rented ice skates, so I was a little nervous about what I would find. Thankfully, the rental skates fit fine and were much lighter than the ones I recall from the 90s. I was easily the oldest person at the rink, but it was super fun. While we were there, they had only half the rink available for skating (the other half was being used by amateur curlers who seemed to have no idea what they were doing but were clearly having fun), so skating was half price at £8.50. Not bad! Some skaters were holding hands, falling regularly, and generally obstructing traffic, but it wasn't too terrible and I was surprised that I skated for nearly an hour before my stomach started to tell me it was time to eat. After returning my skates, I checked out the bar where I ordered the Inedit Damm "spiced" lager at the bartender's suggestion. It wasn't at all what I would call spiced, but it was good enough, so I had two. It was almost time to bowl, but when I learned there was only a limited menu at the bowling lane that didn't include any of the dinner items that the hubs and I had been eyeing (delicious chicken wings/monkey fingers, fries, onion rings, fried pickles, hot dogs, etc.), I asked my friendly bartender if I could order take-away. He said no problem and then asked where I could be found when my order was ready. I sheepishly explained I'd be bowling and he said it was no trouble to bring it to us there. Great service! Bowling is a different story. It's quite pricey to bowl--about £20 for one game, no matter if you have one or four people. When I found the hubs at our lane, our names had already been entered on the screen by the front desk, so all we had to do was bowl. The bowling ball weights were in pounds, but all we could find were 6- and 10-pound balls (I prefer 8 lbs). Right away a server approached and the hubs ordered a white Russian milkshake. Hands-down the worst part of the night was that we had FINISHED our game and he still never received his drink! I felt so badly for him (also because I beat him pretty good in bowling and he could not cry in his drink because he didn't have one). We asked what the hold up was on the drink and learned the server never put in the order. WHAT?! Yeah, I got and finished the second beer I ordered but he got nothing. We wanted to play another game since we still had plenty of food to eat and he was waiting to get his first drink of the night, so I went to the front desk. Since there appeared to only be bowlers at every other lane, it seemed we'd be able to play another game right away (for another £20--ouch), but the front desk said it would be nearly another hour before the next open reservation. I went ahead and purchased the game since I didn't want to risk waiting any longer, but when I delivered the news to the hubs, he was bummed and we knew neither of us really had the energy to bowl another game when the morning alarm was going to be coming soon and the train to Heathrow was departing early. I got a little pushback from the front desk when I told them I'd have to cancel the second game, but the manager was friendly enough and recalled that I'd spent an hour on the ice before we got to bowl our first game, so he was somewhat sympathetic and gave me the refund with no issues. This place would do well to make the bowling more efficient and ensure bowlers are actually using their lanes at the appointed time. It seems wasteful that so many lanes were dark and empty while we sat there ready to play but couldn't. While I certainly had a fun night and would recommend you check out this spot, even if it plays to mostly a young local crowd, I recommend you temper expectations with the bowling and drink table service (the hubs was pretty ticked that the check included gratuity without our permission, especially with the serious screw-up).

Both times I've been here has been around lunch and I've been the only customer on one occasion and…read moreone of two on another. Staff are friendly and efficient. The strong shakes are excellent. But the food somehow doesn't taste as good as at their Soho branch. Maybe it's just that it doesn't have the vibe. But neither the wings nor the dead hippie burger are what I remember from the soho branch. It is however a good option for burgers in Queensway - better than all the others in the area. Plus it's quiet in the afternoon as not too many people seem to know about it's location in the basement of the Queens bowling arcade.

Hopping spot in heart of Marylebone. Had to pop in while the crew was shopping in open air market…read more Imagine you typical, higher end English pub and you got it. 100 yrs old appointments, booths and high tops. Full bar and tons of beers on tap. Bartenders are busy, but still manage to be attentive and helpful. Great spot for a pint and a convo.

We were walking portobello market and needed a bottle of wine & Food. We were able to get two seats…read moreat the bar and a bottle of wine and split an English Breakfast. Service was good and nice music.