This particular Côte has a great location stunning views from the terrace but pretty much…read moreeverything else is average. Average food, average service and decent vibes. Not bad if you're in a pinch, but better options out there...

My company had dinner plans at another restaurant for our annual holiday party but they fell…read morethrough. We were walking through the city and stumbled upon this place. They, thankfully, we able to accommodate the 12 of us even though they were busy. They gave us a large table and multiple servers. We ordered drinks, wine, apps, entrees and desserts and everything was great. 10/10 on everything and I'd love to go there again.

Food is great. Service is great. We were back several times during our visit (and already have…read moreplans to go back for our forthcoming one in two weeks.) Traditional British food, awesome brunch. A definite win.

French cuisine offering a comfortable, cozy and intimate experience. During our travel to London,…read morewe dined here twice. Night 1 was our mistake trying to squeeze in an entire meal prior to a show which ended up making everything rushed. Cote serves the meal based on starters and main dishes with each serving being perfectly spaced out resulting our night 1 having to leverage to go boxes to ensure we made it to the show. Night 2 we were able to actually manage our time and successfully enjoyed the entire evening with champagne, mixed drinks, appetizers and a meal. The servers are very polished and professional and the food is tasty, fresh and hearty. Thank you!

For starters, I ordered the French Onion Soup with Cheese Croutons, which was flavorful without…read morebeing overly salty or heavy with cheese. My main course, the Baked Halibut fillet with leek cream, smoked bacon and peas, accompanied by grilled asparagus and chive oil, was prepared beautifully. The fish was perfectly cooked, and the asparagus was grilled just right. The restaurant was quite busy, but the service remained attentive and professional. It was nice that the manager stopped by our table to ensure we were satisfied. I would happily return.

Sitting on a quiet street in SoHo is Pierre Victoire. A small unassuming restaurant with a great…read moremenu, great service, and delicious food. I had a salad with tomatoes and goat cheese and the tagliatelle. Both were very good. Nice quiet restaurant on a nice quiet street.

Well hidden downstairs at Covent Garden, this unassuming yet charming restaurant is wonderful!…read moreDespite it's location, it's not a tourist spot, it's a high-quality French restaurant serving top-notch, reasonably priced food. They serve the best onion soup gratinee I've ever had. It was perfectly seasoned, not too salty, with a lot of delicious cheese. It's a meal in itself, or a shared starter. The Croque Monsieur is perfect--a large portion with everything fresh and delicious--the roasted onion jam made it truly special. My friend got the Cervelle de Canut, a delicate open-faced sandwich of soft cheese, herbs, garlic, pine nuts, rarely available outside Lyonnaise. For dessert we had the Gateau au Chocolat d' Antoinette - a rich, dense cake, served warm with vanilla ice cream. When I was there the restaurant was filled with French-speaking people on holiday from France. That says all you need to know right there. Wonderful--I'll go again (and again and again)!

Take the stairs down, and you will come across this beautiful restaurant. The staff are friendly,…read moreand the food is simple yet delicious. It's a small menu, but that means the food quality should be great, and boy, was it. I ordered the Bouef Bourguignon, and it was absolutely fantastic. The flavours were soul-warming, and the portion size was perfect. Just enough to be full for the night. It tasted just like a little splash of France. I would recommend giving this place a go if you are in the area. It's worth it.

The food was incredibly delicious! The service was…read moreconstantly on the run making sure everyone was tended to. Extremely hard working people here to keep up with the fully booked night. The manager was more than wonderful to make sure we got a seat. Sorry when the food came we miss the opportunity to take a photo. So yummy

Beautifully classic french restaurant with a nice patio and cozy decor inside. The food here was…read morenice; I loved the leek and potato soup, and the signature poule au pot dish was solid. The tart tartin was pretty good too but it was my first time trying that so I have nothing to compare it to.

Frenchie is one of the hardest tables to get in Paris so we went to London instead. This was a…read moredinner that IMPRESSED Everything tasted so good I devoured every bite. My absolute fav was the leek. It was so simple yet the flavor combo rly elevated it to a whole another level. The slightly charred layers of the leek and the chervil emulsion were a match made by foodie gods Another must order is the foie gras. The layers of the liver and cherry were buttery, fruity, and so delicate. Go with a lot of people so you can taste it all! Barbequed Leeks £8* Foie Gras Pressé £20* Middle White Pork £36 Lamb Ragu Parppadelle £18 Bacon Scone £4.5* Banoffee £10 파리에있는 Frenchie는 예약이 너무 빡세서 런던으로 고고! 기대했던 만큼 맛있다 최애는 대파랑 푸아그라. 두가지다 뭔가 심플하면서 조합이 넘나 맛나서 순삭. 특히 녹진한 간이랑 상콤달달한 체리를 빵에 발라서 먹을때 폴인럽!!! 여럿이 가서 다양하게 시켜먹기~

Frenchie was a really enjoyable experience! We got a 2 meal set for pre-show. The mackerel was…read morepretty good, foie grae was good but a little salty, crispy pork belly was really crispy and nice, and the fish was good with really good broccoli. They did forget the orange wine I wanted try which is sad but I'll just try it somewhere else. Overall great experience with really nice service.

What a gem in a beautiful Hampstead corner. As you walk in, music from the past century transports…read moreyou to a different time... The three course lunch is an absolute deal in this part of town, and the selection of courses from home made pasta, to duck confit (digne of a French brasserie) and vanilla crème brûlée to finish for those with a sweet palette. Upon request for wine recommendations, the owner immediately offered me to try different wines out of which I selected the best pairing for my meal. I could tell locals know about this place since they all greeted each other as they waked in. Perhaps the wine is talking now, but this place made the best of a Fall rainy day in London. I'll be back very soon!

La Cage Imaginaire is a small, delightfully quaint, traditional French-Mediterranean restaurant…read morewhich can be found tucked away in the picturesque cobbled street of Flask Walk in Hampstead. Its interior is intimate, romantic, white-tablecloth elegant - the perfect place for a meal with that someone special or even a quiet business lunch. There's a really good set menu for lunch (served between 11:30 and 17:00): 2 courses for £15.95 and 3 courses for £19.95 - very reasonable considering the quality. I had the amazing Wild Mushroom Risotto topped with Parmesan to start. I loved it. Highly recommended. My friends started with the slightly bland French Onion Soup and a specially prepared, tangy garden salad (not on the menu). I moved on to their Sirloin Steak (250g) which, while tasty, was cooked more medium than the medium-rare I asked for. Like the delicious Stuffed Chicken Breast with Brie Cheese and Wholegrain Mustard Sauce which my companion had, my steak was also served on a bed of mashed potatoes and asparagus; mine with a lovely red wine sauce. The third member of our group didn't have a main, reserving space for a Banana Crepe with Butterscotch Sauce for dessert instead. I finished with the sinfully delightful Dark Chocolate Mousse. Service at La Cage Imaginaire was friendly and attentive thanks to a lovely Italian lady who had visited my home base of Dubai the year before. She was the life and soul of this cute little eatery, effortlessly chitchatting with each of the tables each time she visited them (which was quite frequently). It was so refreshing to have someone add that personal touch. The food at this restaurant is good but it's the service and ambience which convinced me to go back when I am next in London - worth a visit. Hey! Now read this - Xerxes physically dines at, or orders from, each and every venue he reviews. He pays in full for whatever he and his companions eat, drink, take away or occasionally throw at each other. Xerxes accepts no money, gifts, discounts or free meals in return for reviews or favouritism. What you have read was NOT influenced in any way by the venue. Join me on Instagram @ravenousxerxes or email me on xerxes@dellara.com.

Food, service, and environment thoroughly stunning. Been to the Greenwich branch several times and…read moreintroduced my parents to it as well. Always fantastic, high quality experience. A must on the itinerary.

Overall a sadly overpriced, overrated place. I really want to love it for its uniqueness in…read moreGreenwich but... the cheese and meat place has minimal cheese compared to meat (and it's fatty). The ratafia is tasty but again pricey for how much you get. And the service is AWFUL. Waiters ignoring you and having to wait quite a while. Won't return.