This was a pub that was very close to our Airbnb when we were in London. It was a great spot for…read moreSunday roast or just a meal. The food was very good. No issues. The desserts were even better. The sticky toffee pudding was divine! We booked our Sunday roast ahead of time and would recommend others to do the same. It does get busy.

If you're a picky eater, please do not come here and waste the staff's time lol. I had a great…read moreexperience here, and the staff were super sweet and kind. They were very attentive and willing to help with every request our table had. I felt bad because my friend is a picky eater, so the staff had to go above and beyond to accommodate us, so I made sure to tip them very well. They have a great drink selection, and their appetizers are so delicious. I would come back, but be mindful that after 5 p.m. this place does get busy!

Bring your bucks...amex or whatever high limit card you've got. The Devonshire Club is located in…read morethe financial district in downtown London. It's a little tucked away which gives it a nice bit of privacy from the main streets which was nice. I'll be upfront and say that it's for pricey. We were traveling without pre-booking rooms and we ended up having to look a very last minute room. Some of the other very high end hotels were charging around 800 to 900 pounds for a single bed room...(for those that don't know, double beds are not common and will cost a lot of money). Don't know how but we ended up settling for the Devonshire. I was able to get a suite for one night at the low cost of 500ish pounds. The real question though is, was it worth it? This was the largest room I stayed in during my 10 days in Europe. It was a single bed that was slightly bigger than an American two bed. It was more old school in the design and the bathroom was huge. The shower had no walls/doors with a rain shower head. Rain shower heads are amazing! There were the usual coffee, water as well as some nice towels. The bed was comfortable although the view isn't breathtaking. The breakfast buffet was alright. They have a basic and a deluxe options. The basics include a continental breakfast. You get some fruit, eggs, pastries, cereal, yogurt, your choice of tea/coffee. The deluxe includes the hot food. I went with the basic and I had a nice breakfast but at that price you can probably find a better, more exciting breakfast elsewhere but if you've got the ends it's not a bad spread. The Devonshire Club is an actually member's club that hosts a variety of events. They have a downstairs bar and a library bar which is upstairs. Both bars are very nice but the library bar is beautiful. It has a very chill, modern relaxing vibe and they even play some good background music. We were served at the upstairs bar by an Italian gentleman named Maximo. He was very polite, friendly and provided awesome service. Great bar conversation and he made a nice aperol spritz for my friend who didn't want to drink anything heavy. The bar is managed by a master bartender who is also a very nice guy. They served a nice bar mix that keeps the taste buds fresh with smoky and spicy nuts and wasabi peas. He knew I had enjoyed an old fashioned upstairs so he made me his twist on a gin old fashioned. It was potent but I really enjoyed it. He was able to highlight the gin, in addition he used one of his cherries that he had soaked in gin, which really helped complete the cocktail. One important thing to note is that staff was very polite and respectful. They made sure that my stay was pleasant and they never made me feel out of place. So back to the big question, is it worth it? If you've got the money yes. You get the American sized room with British customer service. I don't know the sizes on the smaller rooms so it's possible they are smaller than US rooms but if you've got the money I think you'll enjoy your stay.

An amazing bottomless brunch at an incredible value. A real hidden gem in the heart of the city…read more There is a cold buffet of salads, a hot selection of dishes cook to order, breakfast, eggs, cakes... and you can go bottomless for 15 pounds more. Sundays is quite relaxing and not very busy so is perfect to relax and enjoy! Great atmosphere and the service is incredibly good, friendly and very professional.

Darling pub in Kensington. Perfectly maintained…read more Came for the ale and gin selection. Stayed for the fare. Super kind staff. I mean the best. Menu rotates with season with some staples on board. Also enjoyed the specialty dessert. Some outdoor seating as well. Ambiance off the charts.

We love coming here as it's a nice local spot off the beaten path, avoiding the tourist crowds and…read moregetting some nice comforting food and drinks. Classic menu options for both food and drinks, with a Sunday roast option. Highly recommend to stop in for for a bite or a pint!

It's charming and cozy and fancies itself as a gastro-place…read more As a place for beer, I give it 3 stars. As a food destination, we'll have to wait. Stars will go up or down!

Good old English pub. Been here a couple of times after work? Each time been able to grab a table…read moreof which, there are a reasonable amount to choose from. Service is good, if not a little abrupt. Would probably not go here again, if I wanted eat. Selected chorizo and bread with chips, just to keep the alcohol munchies at bay. What came were tiny pieces of fried chorizo with very oily deep fried pieces of bread. All in all I felt like I was eating deep fried lard and didn't feel great for doing so. This was a far cry from chorizo with fresh crusty bread which, I was expecting. But, lesson learnt. Other than that, would come back for that quick drink after work.

Some really good and some really bad. The service was abominable - from the server who took drink…read moreorders from two of us and "forgot" the third, the runner who "forgot" to bring one of our three mains to the hostess who had no clue how to order a cab for us... on that alone were never going back. The first course pastas were brought out at the same time as our second courses. The tortellini was replaced by linguini without explanation. My friend's pasta came out cold. What was served was good - the veal Milanese was great - and a very large portion. The chicken Milanese was actually a chicken Parmesan, but it was good. The restaurant has a nice feel - clean and upscale; too bad the staff isn't up to the surroundings

What a great experience! The restaurant is nicely decorated and well staffed. Our server Wisnu went…read moreabove and beyond all night and made us laugh on several occasions- he is a pleasure in the dining room! The food was exceptional and the service matched. Our stand out was the Vodka Sauce pasta and Cesar. I let them know we were celebrating our honeymoon in addition to my husband's birthday and they brought us out champagne and a dessert. Really cannot say enough good things about this place!

Their Sunday roasts are extraordinary. The beers are cold and diverse, and the company and setting…read moreare great. Other than Sunday, it's pub food but large portions and fair prices.

We went there three times during our 1 week stay in Chelsea and really enjoyed it. Best food in the…read morearea. Fish and chips were great as was the chicken sandwich and ice cream. Service was great. I had a Brooklyn beer, which was nice on hot evenings. Vibe is good and so is service.

Saw this from a Thames Riverboat ride & knew I had to visit. I really liked the ambiance. Looked…read morereally pretty walking in, was nice weather so I sat outside to stare at the Shard instead. Outside seating and bank wall with view, can't lose. Lots of people popping in after work etc. Nice river breeze, great view. Food was yummy and timely. I must say some of the yummiest, meatiest oysters I've had and I have had many! Happy hour oysters too 3-7pm. Service was great. They charged my phone, yay! And I believe Diogo his name was, was super warm & helpful. I'd go again.

Who knew there was such an awesome happy hour place by the river!! Super fun. On a sunny day you…read moreget the sunshine, it's right by the river so beautiful views, and it's suuper popular so lots of people. Mostly people (mostly young guys) out for happy hour after work, but there are women and older people too - just a huge crowd of people out with friends having a good time and a beer in the sun :) I came here with my friend Nadya and we tried both the wine and cider here, and found a bench to sit outside at and people watch and then stood by the pier at the river within the large crowd of people ^^

What a cheeky little candlelit dream at The Pig's Ear in Chelsea! We enjoyed an intimate evening…read morewith my closest friends, sharing plates like we owned the place--steak that melted in the mouth, crispy lamb croquettes, and plenty more delicious bites, all washed down with rich red wine. Dessert? Let's just say we didn't hold back and it was worth every indulgent spoonful. The Camelot-inspired ambience with that soft candlelight had us feeling properly spoiled and a little bit naughty. Carlos was an absolute gem of a server--warm, fun, and on point--while Mark at the bar kept the cocktails flowing perfectly. Such a charming, tasty night. Already planning our return... with even bigger appetites Highly recommend!

A classic and perfectly type cast English pub. Could be used as a scene for a television show or…read morea movie. Some quirky decorative elements. The deep sea diver at the entrance is unique. The 4 big and matching chandeliers in the room give an air of elegance. The food is yeoman good enough. Bambie enjoyed her fish & chips. My pork was delicious and cooked perfectly. Service folks are engaging, happy and keep the experience fun. Food & drink prices are typical Chelsea establishment high. We ate here the week of the Chelsea flower show. The featured four course menu was priced at 90 quid per person. I passed on that offer. Located on a quiet residential street. If you are driving, you may even find a parking spot (no guarantees). Is this place remarkably better than most well run pubs? IMHO, not particularly. But, I'm an old curmudgeon, it's probable that your happiness here will surpass mine.