Stopped by unexpectedly. I ate an amazing Sunday meal. We had the chicken roast. It was…read moreunbelievable with the gravy that accompanied the meal. This place deserves five stars. We sat upstairs and it is a quaint nicely designed Victorian style restaurant. Our server Stevie was very friendly and informative. Downstairs is a proper pub. I would highly recommend if you're traveling to London.

On a charming street in a lovely neighborhood the food was outstanding and I loved the bookshelves…read morefilled with books, a nod to being named for a poet. Our service was warm and the atmosphere was elevated casual. I had fish and chips but the special which was haddock and it was sensational and a short rib burger that was on special as well. A cut above the rest without question.

My favourite spot in London. Never had a bad meal here and the staff are always top notch. Took…read moreadvantage of the free corkage deal as well which is a rare perk in London. If you have a special occasion on the horizon, look no further. The staircase alone would be worth a visit, and if you get bored of your companions you can window shop for Porsches why you eat. PS: this is not the time to skip dessert!

The architecture and decor here are genuinely breathtaking--the entire space is designed to…read moreresemble a tree! On top of the incredible setting, the staff went above and beyond with their hospitality. They warmly congratulated us and even gave us a tour of the entire space. We got to see an elevator that stops at a secret spot, along with two private rooms on the second floor and three uniquely designed ones in the basement. Truly fantastic service. It's essentially a fancy breakfast tapas spot. While the overall vibe and service were amazing, the food was a bit hit-or-miss for the price: Truffled Eggs over Toast: Tasty, but way overpriced for what you get Croquette: Good French Toast: This came in a round shape, it was okay Mango: Delicious, lots of flavor, but literally just two tiny slices Chocolate Croissant: Definitely not worth it Go for the stunning design, unique atmosphere, and outstanding hospitality, but be selective with the menu!

I may have ruined Beef Wellington for myself forever--on my first trip to London, at Bob Bob Ricard…read moreSoho. Because I don't know how another one is supposed to compete with this. The Beef Wellington was phenomenal. Perfectly cooked, rich, tender, and genuinely one of the best things I've eaten. I'm still thinking about it. I also tried a Blackberry Paloma for the first time, and that was another surprise. Absolutely delicious. Fresh, balanced, and dangerously easy to drink. But what really made the night was the entire experience. The service was exceptional. Every member of the waitstaff made us feel welcomed and taken care of, and our waitress was wonderful. Warm, attentive, and genuinely added something special to the evening. There are restaurants where you remember the food. There are restaurants where you remember how people made you feel. Bob Bob Ricard gave me both. For my first trip to London, this was one of those meals I know I'm going to remember. Beautiful restaurant. Incredible food. Amazing service. I came to London wanting experiences I couldn't have anywhere else. This was one of them. Five stars. Fácil. My phenomenal waitress was Madara And the director Richard was so friendly

As always everything was amazing. From the moment you are greeted at the door and until you leave -…read morethe food, the people... everything is just wonderful! Our favorite restaurant in London! The Chicken Kiev is incredible and the silkiest mash potatoes.

A favourite for many years but well perhaps for the first time ever (last September), we felt it…read morewas not on song that night...it wasn't excessively crowded, the waiters were plentiful but seemed a little off the mark, distracted, not the well-oiled machine that we've come to expect (never experienced that before) as was the food...we chose old favourites but something wasn't quite right This is of course comparing it with its own usual high standards, but there was something that we both felt but didn't say to each other until we had left What was interesting is that a few days earlier we had dinner at the Ivy in the Park and had a really great evening in every respect...was it that comparison? its a higher tempo there whereas Le Caprice tends more to sail serenely on and nothing normally interrupts your total enjoyment of the experience Has something changed or was it just us? Anyway we still ate well and had a good time and the bubbles and a good bottle of wine went down very well One off night in all these years isn't going to put us off a return visit

French name but the menu is more fusion. Good service, beautiful decor. Some of us had the fish and…read morechips that is one of their signature dishes. If this is what you though don't bother because it's very average and you can get a much tastier fish and chips in a much less posh restaurant! We also had the miso salmon, the halibut and the veal. The presentation and the size of the dishes are good. The taste of the food is good but not "wow" ! You'll have a good meal in an nice set up for sure.

Five stars for a quaint restaurant tucked away in the Mayfair area. We actually just stumbled upon…read moreThe Little Square while looking for lunch. Fair warning, it is very small but definitely worth it. FOOD: Pricing was on par with other restaurants in the area (£58 for two people). I ordered a fruit tea, French onion soup, and mushroom risotto. (Note: If you want chicken, it's an extra £4.60.) The French onion hit the spot, and I really appreciated the baguette used in the soup. My risotto was really nicely cooked, and I don't think it really needed chicken. My friend also ordered the French onion, but she got an earl gray tea, spinach and goat cheese tart, and sticky toffee cake. All of the food was delicious. The portions were very generous - especially for the entrees. I wish we could have carried out the rest of leftovers, but our hotel didn't have a fridge. Lastly, the dessert was delicious. My favorite part was the toffee surrounding the cake, which was a bit dense for my liking. Regardless, I thoroughly enjoyed my meal. SERVICE: Our servers were strllar, though I wish I could remember their names, which weren't on the receipt. Great job being attentive and helpful in being knowledgeable about their menu. LOCATION & AMBIANCE: Definitely off the beaten path, but well worth the slight detour. It's in a quaint area. The windows were left open, which let in the smokers' cigarette smoke, but we just moved tables away from the window. I'm not sure if they have an upstairs. I would not mind going back. Great find on my most recent European adventure.

We didn't see the upstairs area, but downstairs was intimate and tiny. We had bread, which was…read moretasty but would have been excellent if warmed up a bit and served with softened butter, as the butter was quite hard. We both tried the evening's special. Penne pesto pasta with pancetta, olives, sun dried tomatoes, and artichokes. It was rich and filling, and delicious! We loved it at the little square.

If I could give this place 10 stars & suggest Michelin guide worthy I would. It never disappoints…read more Coming here since 1995 and it has consistently been so good. Fresh menu executed superbly every time. BREAD - homemade warm so good PEA SOUP - wow stunned how good it was GRILLED SCALLOPS - tasty but different than use to where like it sautéed FISH SOUP - another winner of a soup. SCHNITZEL - light crispy perfect, side potatoes were so good too WILD SEA BASS - double yum GRILLED FISH SELECTION - from the prixe fix menu it was OK just a little unexpected Presentation was a little lacking. It looked like a leftover mishmash of seafood. CRÈME BRÛLÉE - so good. One of the best had. SOUFFLÉ- worth the wait MUST TRY, so freaking good SERVICE was professional courteous. Water glasses filled unobtrusively, food came out hot and quickly, wine pairing spot on recommendations. DECOR & AMBIANCE - contemporary upscale dining room. Just divine. Reminds me of an upscale French bistro/ bistrot deserving really of a Michelin guide mention. Highly recommend and definitely will be back.

Bradley's Restaurant in this quiet neighborhood of Swiss Cottage is a glowing gem. Chef Simon…read moreBradley's delicate flavors & style comes through in his food! His refined Continental European cuisine is reflected in his menu. The regular menu is supplemented by a prix fixe menu with some tasty choices. The individually crafted desserts are not to missed also. The service was impeccable by the suit & tie servers. With drinks came a board of house-made olive & raisin rolls. Our group of 5 started with a variety of appetizers and all were amazing. Highlights were the Grilled Cuttlefish, smoky in flavor over black wild rice and the twice-baked Cheese Soufflé. The soufflé had an amazing leek sauce. Our friend said her Roasted Jerusalem Artichokes was one of the best salads she's ever had. My son (restaurant namesake) went with a 3 appetizer array as his whole meal with Cheese Croquettes, Grilled Cuttlefish and the Devon Crab Tartare, which was a work of art and taste. The entrees were no less grand. My wife's Wild Sea Bass Fillet was perfect in every way. From the prix fixe menu, my Vienna Schnitzel was super crispy and accompanied by crispy roast potatoes & shredded cabbage. The schnitzel was topped by a rich heritage fried egg embedded with capers & anchovies with flavors that married well with breaded veal. Do not skip dessert! Though the BlackBerry Soufflé might take extra time, it is absolutely worth waiting for. The daily dessert was a Ginger Pudding, though in the UK, it's more a cake with vanilla ice cream and I loved it. For chocolate fiends, the Chocolate Pavé with Chocolate Crumble & Damson Sorbet is killer.

Absolutely phenomenal. Texture is a fantastic spot with amazing food for a very reasonable price…read more The chefs were kind and avoided the food allergies of our group (which we mentioned when we set our reservation). The beautiful difference in texture of each plate surpassed the previous and left us all enjoying every last bite.

Fabulous Michelin stared restaurant. This Icelandic Asian fusion restaurant offers a clean fresh…read morepalate. The vegan tasting menu was creative and tasty. I would recommend the wine pairing. Perfect place for a dinner celebration.

Our last meal in London when were visiting the city earlier this month was breakfast at Berners…read moreTavern, and I loved our experience. The restaurant is located inside the London EDITION, a very swanky hotel. The restaurant is gorgeous - high ceilings, crown molding, gallery walls of paintings, a beautiful bar... The service was outstanding, the kind of service you expect at a very nice restaurant. They were friendly, helpful, and accommodating. I couldn't leave London without having a Full English, and their version was great (pork sausage, two eggs, smoked bacon, roasted tomato, portabello mushroom, black pudding, baked beans, hash browns, and toast). I also had tea and a fresh apple juice. My husband had their smoked salmon and scrambled eggs (salmon caviar, dill, and Borough Market sourdough bread), which was great as well) and a cappuccino. They had so many more things on the menu I would have liked to try - I guess I'll save those for my next time at Berners Tavern!

I wasn't sure where this was, but it's inside the hotel. It's a very beautiful space. The champagne…read moretrolley was a cool touch. The service was good, but there were a couple of misses. I ordered my steak medium well, but it came out undercooked. They did redo it, but I would still say it was undercooked, but I just left it. Also, I ordered the mac & cheese, which I was really excited about because it said it was a specialty, but it never arrived. But by that time I was full, so we just left it. The server did take an item off the bill to compensate.