Just steps off The Strand in Covent Garden is this lovely French Cafe. We came here based on…read morereviews and it didn't disappoint. Staff was very friendly and the right level of attentive. Our waiter was warm, funny and an absolute pleasure. Food was delicious. Moules Marinterese - mussels cooked in white wine, garlic came out steaming with lots of flavor. Everything we ordered was good. Excellent choice when in London.

Had an amazing experience here with my little girls for tea time. They were attentive while giving…read moreus space to enjoy the experience. We got lucky to come by on a slow day so were able to sit by a beautiful window with a great view of the town/ we got to enjoy delicious treats and finger foods while getting to drink some of the best tea. Everything tasted amazing I'm sad that I won't be able to come back for a while to get to experience again but it was an amazing experience.

My friend and I had lunch at Cote Brasserie in Sloane Square on a hectic sunny Saturday while…read moreChelsea In Bloom was going on. Cote was excellent from start to finish. I had booked a table in advance and a cool corner was reserved for us, which was great as the venue was unsurprisingly busy. The staff were just amazing, particularly our server, Deepika. She gave us recommendations for wine and our cheese plate selections and both were spot on. We had selections from the set menu, and both food and service were fab, where Deepika made sure our wine and water glasses were refreshed and that we were ready for each course rather than simply presenting the food. We had some dessert wine with our cheese course and although only one dessert wine was on the menu, it was a good pairing with the cheese and each made the other taste even better. We lingered over lunch but were never made to feel that Cote wanted us out of there on what was a very busy day for the venue. A very relaxing experience as well as being a tasty one.

Was looking for a brunch spot near our hotel. This was so close to our hotel and we picked such a…read moregreat spot. Brunch included champagne, a coffee/tea or juice, and entree. Food was delicious. We had the cote breakfast and Breakfast Cassoulet. Food came out fast. Service was good.

Hilariously bad. The only good thing was the wine, beer, and cidre that was in the bottles. The…read moresteak fries was absolutely a disaster. It was a 1/4" thick and tasted like water and Terry cloth. The fries were unseasoned. Not even one grain of salt. The salmon was the stingiest portion imaginable and still overcooked to tacky opaque color. Unseasoned argula on every plate. The kid's burger looked atrocious - unlike any burger patty I've ever seen - singular color and Play-Doh density.

Knowing you way around London is one thing to do. You can find places to go, things to see, and a…read moregood place to eat. And, in London, that is possible on all levels. And one time you want to know where to eat is when you are going to the theatre that evening. Shows alls tart at different times, so you need to know where to have dinner before the show starts. Once place we found this time around was COTE in Coven Garden area which is really on ST. MARTIN'S LANE Not far from Charrington a block away. It is a small restaurant with a French flair. And, being in London, this is a good place for a difference. The day before we saw a line out the door around 630pm. People were trying to get in but it was packed. So the next day we went at 530pm and got ourselves a table. No problem on that. We sat down and within less than an hour the place was packed. It was a good thing as we were going to see a show and needed to be out of COTE by 7pm. Out waiter was great. He presented the menus and provided help as to the special of the evening and even the pre-theatre specials of whether a 2-course or 3-course selection. We had time to think and to consider what options we should pick from the menu. It took a bit but we decided. We also ordered an appetizer Charcuterie board with Savoie ham, truffle saucisson, Coppa ham and pickles with toasted sourdough baguette. This was ideal with a glass of wine to compliment that. We then decided on one 2-course pre-threatre selection which included the Charcuterie board followed by the Poulet Breton Rôti. It is corn-fed marinated roasted half chicken, topped with herbs and served with fries. It was also topped with a special mushroom sauce for additional flavor. A good dish that complimented the other dish we had. We also received an order of Moules Frites. Special rope-grown British mussels in a white wine, shallot and cream sauce served with frites. This alone was a meal itself. These musselts were very fresh and tasty. The sauce perfect. For dessert we decided to convert the 2-course meal to a 3-course meal. For that we ordered the Apple Tarte Tatin. This is a very classic French dessert invented. It was caramelised apples with a puff pastry base, salted caramel sauce and vanilla ice cream. And an espresso of course to complete the meal. Overall, it was a good place to be. The waiter was wonderful and a true gentleman. The prices were perfect. The portions and quality ideal. Service ideal. And the atmosphere was like being in Paris. Tables close together. People talking. Food coming around to all. We also left in time to get to the theatre that night. Merci, Cote.

Good place for an elaborate lunch (courtyard is lovely in summer), and even better at dinner for a…read moreCote-de-Boeuf to share. Expensive but great food.

French.... and so deliciously prepared! Walking around Farringdon and we saw the Bleeding Heart. We…read moreshared prawns on a bed of red peppers, baked brie wrapped in filo with toasted onions, and an assortment of cheese, jam, fruit, and bread. 2 glasses each of a very good Malbec. Service was wonderful, and for once, a restaurant in London was not packed to the hilt with people. We took our time and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.

Restaurant is tucked away in a small road in high stress marylebone. Quite quiet and romantic…read more Food is not extraordinary and rather expensive but service is good.

After a truly dismal, pathetic experience at a favorite Marylebone restaurant of ours just around…read morethe corner (we walked out having eaten almost nothing but being charged £50 for the privilege - I have approached their management on that one!) we popped in here to recover and actually have a quick bite (pain au raisins) before Uber and then train on our way home. Service was great, warm and friendly. The drinks were very good - I think that the pain au raisin was from Saturday (and we were eating Sunday) but still OK Yes we'd try again Review #45 2023

An absolutely charming meal! There is zero reason this place shouldn't be packed each night, do…read moreyourself a service and make a booking that shall impress your friends, family, etc. You'll look super smart, too. Yelpers are right about this one, most definitely. We were hard pressed to find a restaurant a bit more "down to earth" whilst staying in uber fancy Knightsbridge, so luckily a quick search pointed me through Hyde Park north to the lovely Angelus. Tucked into Bathhurst Street, it was the perfect dining destination to ring in year 4 of being married. We wanted something nice to celebrate our anniversary, but not...opulent/over the top. Angelus fit the bill perfectly. We arrived a bit early or our reservation and opted to have a few glasses of red wine on the sidewalk seating before coming in for dinner. We were escorted in, sat at a The service is the stuff dreams are made of. I am not kidding, one time I picked up my last bite of bread and the plate had disappeared to ready the table for the next course before it reached my mouth. ON POINT doesn't even begin to describe it. And not just efficient, but friendly (as friendly as French guys get, right? Yes!) We felt welcome the entire evening from start to finish. The food, yes -- that too was fantastic! I enjoyed the beef tartare and the chicken, both gorgeous, rich and decadent. The menu is truly French, not French-British or French-American so do be prepared to see snails and the like. Yum, you'll like it if you give it a try. They event sent out a small anniversary plate for us with some delectable little desserts. Such a pleasant London meal -- Angelus boasts old school charm, but with all the polish and sophistication of its West London location. Service, food, ambience - 5 stars.

We booked the private room for a surprise bday dinner. The waiting staff were attentive but didn't…read moresmile much at all. I ordered the recommended "Creme brulee" which was delicious, but the portion was far too big.but I guess they had the justify the ridiculously high price tag that went with it. Into the mains. I have to say I was EXTREMELY disappointed with this meal. The waiter had highly recommended it hence I expected something amazing...on par with the stater.especially as it cost around the £30 mark. What my friends and I received was a slab of overcooked meat which looked and tasted like a cheap piece of pork chop. Underneath was a small piece of potato or something. A total disappointment. Finally, the small bites that came with the teas and coffee tasted and looked burnt hence we had to leave most of it aside. Unfortunately, after that experience. None of us will returning.

This is an ok place for breakfast. They have a vegan and vegetarian option which is great but food…read moreis very plain and not very flavorful to my taste. Service was efficient and friendly and the place looks nice and clean Interesting fact. They have rituals soup containers in the restrooms but they are definitely filled with some other random soups.

Café Rouge is a French bistro in the Covent Garden area across the street from the London Film…read moreMuseum (AKA James Bond Museum). It was a perfect location for us to grab a quick lunch before catching up with 007. What we thought was going to be a quick bite surprisingly turned into a delightful lunch. PANIER DE CHAMPIGNONS: Literally translated as "mushroom basket", this appetizer was a tart like pastry with a buttery and flaky shell that was filled with sautéed mushroom slices and topped with a yummy mushroom and garlic sauce. You can't ask for anything better! TERRINE DE POULET: This app was a cold pâté made with coarsely chopped smoked chicken meat and was served with a slightly sweet raisin chutney on the side that complemented the flavor of the terrine very well. PORC SCHNITZEL: It was a breaded pork filet fried to a perfect golden brown on the outside while retaining the juiciness inside. I thought the filet was a bit too thick to fit the definition of a "schnitzel" which is usually rather thin. But the meat was tender and flavorful so all is good. MINUTE RUMP: It was a very tender steak cooked medium rare just as I ordered and served with a side of drawn garlic butter that was the steak's best friend. (The butter in Europe is just so rich and so amazing that the butter itself enhances the flavor of almost every dish.) The fries that came with both entrees were perfectly French and tasted just like those from the streets of Paris. What made a delightful lunch even better was the price tag. They were running a summer prix fixe special of GBP12.95 (approximately USD18) for an app + an entrée. For food this good, this was literally a steal!

The desserts are to die for I will definetely be coming back again without a doubt thank youread more

Small menu but all of it was delicious ! Love the fact that…read moremost of the menu is in French - also people serving (the owners ?) are French We also had rose wine which was decent. Service was pretty quick - the longest we had to wait was for the bill I would easily recommend this restaurant and other customers would agree / the restaurant was full and we were lucky to get the last table