I went there as my fiancee and i were looking for a warm place to seep a beer . We ended up there…read moreunannounced. At 6:30 on a friday. It was quiet a bit at star, just a few customers. And it filled up quickly Decor is very causy, good musical atmospher, good choice of wine on the chalk board, and some beers too. Very friendly staff. After half an hour drinking our beer we stayed for more and endulged ourselve with some charcuterie and cheese boards plus another glass of pinot noir. Bill was below £30. We ll come back to tried out the restaurant a few tables at the back of the room. From the menu it looks promissing.

My new favourite neighbourhood restaurant. Just fabulous…read morefirst class French cuisine and great value with exceptionally well chosen wines to match. You can tell by the attention to detail that the managers are also the proprietors.

This is the right place if you're looking for a nice French restaurant with high quality foods…read more Their menu was really good and I have always had a great time here. I also like the vibe here, very relaxing and comfortable. The staff was super friendly and welcoming as well. It is a bit expensive but overall highly recommended! I'd suggest to make a reservation before you go.

Loved it, just loved it. Soif is the new restaurant from those who have brought us Terrorir and…read moreBrawn. While I love both of these restaurants, arguably Soif hits new heights. The space is divided into a small bar area (think 8 seats) for walk in customers and a larger area for the restaurant, seated bistro style, which is served by an open kitchen and a friendly and slick front of house team which know the menu and wine list well. We ordered the Charcuterie plate and a Cote de Beouf to share. Neither disappointed. The charcuterie plate combined salami with lovely hints of fennel and black pepper, a moist terrine and rillettes which struck just the right balance between porky goodness and creamy unctuousness. The Cote de Beouf was a great bit of meat, tender, flavoursome and served medium rare alongside a well balanced Bearnaise sauce and fried potatoes. It was close to food perfection. To finish, we enjoyed a hot chocolate pudding (dense, rich and dark) and a Pannacotta with mango and passion fruit which was lighter but well balanced with precise levels of vanilla (from the Pannacotta) and sweetness from the fruit. Along the way, we enjoyed exploring the wine list which has an interesting selection of well priced wine, largely in the £20-£40 bracket. Although the best choices is arguably on the main list, there is a good choice by the glass and also a selection of 'bin ends' off the main list. I think the thing that we liked best was the ambiance of the place. While we found Terroir and Brawn slightly austere, Soif was buzzing with energy, whether from the staff or from neighbouring tables. The positive vibe reflects the food on diners' plates and the wine in their glasses. This combination is sure to prove popular with Clapham residents and those from further afield for some time to come.

Nice yet not overly fancy French restaurant serving quality French cuisine. I came for dinner and…read moreordered from the 3 course prix fixe menu (£22.50). Crispy Whitebait- These little crispy fish were kind of like sardines. They were surprisingly meaty and not overly fishy. They were a good (and somewhat filling) starter for the meal. Poulet Grille- The chargrilled chicken breast was cooked well and not dry at all. The mushroom and thyme sauce was creamy and added some nice flavor to the chicken. Chocolate Mousse- This was a delicious dessert, as the mousse was nice and fluffy with a good flavor that was chocolately but still on the lighter side. The restaurant has an elegant brasserie kind of atmosphere. There were a handful of other tables occupied on a Sunday night but we were able to get a table without issue. My main complaint is the service though. While it wasn't terrible, it wasn't great either. It was very slow, especially for the dessert. Eventually we had to ask the waitress to check on it for us because it had just taken so long to come. Also, the waitress asked if I wanted ketchup for the fries (which was nice of her to ask), to which I replied yes, and then the ketchup just never came! The staff also seemed slightly disorganized in terms of who was handling what (ex: who would deliver the dishes, handle the payment, etc.). Overall, Côte has quality French food in a nice setting, but the service leaves some room for improvement which is why I am settling on 4 stars for this review.

The coffee is the only bright spot (along with service and decor) of a lackluster breakfast…read moreexperience.

This great spot is Perfect for those who get off the Waterloo station or are waiting to join…read morefriends who are disembarking. Their bar foods are great and the barkeep Prankah was amazing. She is the only person in this place that knows how to make double vodka soda. We love the roof deck and if we could order upstairs this place would be perfect until then, we shall absolutely still be going here! Thank you Prankah!

Great spot for dinner. I had the fish pie and a pint of cider…read more Definitely recommend the fish pie as it tasted great and was pleasantly filling. Good portions well worth the price.

We booked a table for 4 at 11am, then changed the time to 11.30am and then turned up with 5…read morepeople... but the delightful people here were so accommodating and even found us a great table in the conservatory. We were here for the breakfast and three of us ordered off the menu, and two of us just had to be fussy and order various items individually. They catered to every wish! The coffee was fantastic and they even had skimmed milk (YEY!) I had the English breakfast with poached eggs, and apart from some hollandaise sauce that appeared on my eggs (I don't like hollandaise sauce!) it was all very yummy. The mushrooms were cooked with rosemary and the cumberland sausage was delicious. I was not keen on the bacon, but that's probably because it was smoked and I'm not a fan of food tasting like sweet smoke. My fellow breakfastarians between them tried the Eggs Special Royal (to celebrate our new princess!) which was apparently delicious, but came with cold avocado under the egg, which made the temperature of the whole dish a little odd. There were no other complaints though and we all agreed to go back very soon. Lovely place!

I had one of the best meal experiences in London here. To start, very friendly staff directed me to…read morethe lovely enclosed garden in the back. I asked to wait 15 minutes for the regular menu to start and the staff happily let me sit, reading a book and offering a jug of water. At noon, I ordered a small asparagus and goat cheese tartine. Man, what a DELICIOUS dish. Tons of rich goat cheese smeared on a large slice of grain bread. Shaved parm chunks with diced green peppers as well. I got the dish sans egg. A small green salad with a light dressing accompanies it. Overall a salty, rich plate of goodness for 4.50 quid. The waitresses were constantly in the garden so it was always easy to get their attention for drink top-ups and such. They all had smiles on their faces and were quite kind. This pleasant attitude is so rare in London, I had to tip well! Well done Gantry!

Visited London from New York recently, and dinner at Belvedere was the perfect prelude before…read morespending the evening at Holland Park Opera. The pre-opera menu was fresh, vibrant and delicious in every way. Plus the architecture and decor of the restaurant was beautiful.

The food was very good. Definitely on the expensive scale, but the scenery of the restaurant makes…read moreup for it. The service was also top notch. It is perfect for groups or family gatherings as the ambiance is more on the elegant laid-back side of things.

Coupette is absolutely one of my favorite spots in East London/Bethnal Green Area. I came for the…read moredrinks but loved my Croque Monsieur as well. I haven't had a chance to visit when they have a music program on as well but I can imagine they are great nights. If you aren't a big drinker (like me) tell one of the super knowledgeable staff and they will hook you up with a great drink. Made a friend or two the night I visited and we ended up having some brandy, it was fun and very French. Came here solo and it was a great place to enjoy myself, sitting at the bar and making some new acquaintances. Can't wait to come back here, hopefully on a night they have music.

Decided to visit the Coupette after I saw it won best new cocktail bar in the world 2018…read more The cocktails were flawless. Absolutely delicious. 100% recommend. Cocktails were very reasonable from 8-10quid each. Wasn't too busy when we visited on a Thursday night, but in fall and winter we were told it gets very busy so would suggest reserving a table. The location could fit a group of 6-8.

I did like the place, the atmosphere and the food.Good service (very nice) I ordered the "hungover…read morecure" (scramble eggs w/ chorizo, potatoes, black beans, salad + bloody Mary + coffe. Everithing was OK except the bloody Mary (if you like it, try it though, I'm not a big fan of it but I wanted to try it). Next time I will try something sweet like French toast. Spanish speakers: es un lugar agradable en West Hampstead. Lo recomiendo si vivis cerca de West End Lane. El rango de precios varía entre £8 y £16. Si no os convence el bloody mary, no os lo recomiendo, si estais con resaca es una bomba!

Like other reviewers, I've passed by this restaurant several times and thought it had the most…read moreunfortunate name. A friend of mine had heard wonderful things about the restaurant and as a result of her pestering, we went for dinner. The interior brings you to a small restaurant in the countryside of France. It feels like a place that only locals would know existed. We all had the most delicious dinners -- I had salmon which sounds pretty boring but it was divine. We also enjoyed a lovely thyme infused cheesecake and the most amazing chocolate cake. I will definitely visit the Wet Fish again.