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This was our first time here. It was awesome. The views alone were beautiful. The food was excellent. Service was fast. Make sure you have a reservation. Or be the first one to the door as soon as they open.
The best meal I have had in London out of all the times I visited. The duck and waffle is perfection and the foie gras crème brûlée is to die for. Prices are reasonable. Views are nice. Open 24 hours. What more can you ask for.
food: best meal in London 2025 trip, duck and waffle was a nice spin on chicken and waffle, executed well, the pasta was also made perfectly Service: the staff was super nice and were willing to give out small desserts for occasions Ambiance: one of the best perks of this restaurant, very romantic and enjoying a great view of the city
beautiful views and while i only had the opportunity to try the duck & waffle dish, it was spot on! the duck leg came a top a half belgian waffle with a fried duck egg on top. the flavors were all delicious and the mustard seed maple syrup.rounded out the dish perfectly. the restaurant has 360 degree views of london from the 40th floor. the ambiance was a bit loud with a mixture of families and people on business.
Ahh Duck and Waffle. Nothing screams "I'm cool" quite like naming your restaurant after the dish you want everyone to order. Bit on the nose, but I respect the commitment. Perched 40 floors up, this spot offers views for days. You feel like you're having dinner in the clouds or at least in a Bond villain's penthouse. Me and my brother rocked up without a reservation, which was a gamble. The kind of gamble that got us gently escorted to the bar like two lads who just wandered in off the street. Now I'm no stranger to a cold shoulder, but they really leaned into it. Treated like third-class passengers on a ship full of influencers and finance bros. No comfy booth. Just two stools and a reminder that spontaneity has consequences. Still, I'll give credit where it's due. The bar staff picked up the slack. Friendly, efficient, never let our glasses get lonely. We ordered food, and no surprise here, I went with the duck and waffle. It delivered. Crispy duck laid over a fluffy waffle with just enough sweet drizzle to make you raise an eyebrow and smile. Worth every bite. My brother went for the lobster roll. He's used to the warm, buttery kind you find in Maryland. This one came out cold. Not cool. Cold. Still tasted alright but he looked like someone handed him an ice cream sandwich when he asked for a steak. To sum it up, Duck and Waffle has style, but only if you're on the list. Without a reservation, expect a touch of humility before the luxury. The food made up for it in the end, but next time, I'll plan ahead or at least wear a nicer watch.
We stopped by around 9pm on a Saturday night. Even though we had a reservation, we still waited a few minutes for our table. There's a little bar area where you can grab a drink while you wait, but our table was ready before we could even make a choice. We lucked out with a great spot by the window facing east--perfect view of the Gherkin, Tower Bridge, and the Tower of London. For a summer night, it was amazing to watch the city shift from day to night. Our waitress was super helpful and walked us through how the menu works. We were excited to hear everything is freshly made, and we loved watching the kitchen crew in action. To start, we had the bacon-wrapped dates--absolutely delicious. For mains, we ordered the roasted lamb and the signature duck and waffle. The duck and waffle was a standout--a fun, elevated twist on the classic chicken and waffles. The maple mustard was *so* good. For dessert, my husband had the sticky toffee pudding and I went with the Biscoff cheesecake. Oh my gosh--it was incredible. I seriously wanted to lick the plate. My husband had a glass of wine, and I got the waffle mocktail, which honestly tasted just like a waffle in a glass. Overall, it was a great experience, and we'd love to come back. Bonus points for being open 24 hours--it's nice to know you can pop in for a late-night bite. Just a heads-up: the late-night menu kicks in at midnight and is different from the regular one.
I've been looking forward to visiting Duck & Waffle for quite some time. The views are incredible, the space itself is striking, and on paper it promises that perfect London mix of skyline, late-night energy, and elevated comfort food. Unfortunately, our experience was soured before it even had a chance to begin. My girlfriend and I walked in excited, completely amicable, simply hoping to head upstairs for a bite and drinks. We were greeted by the doorman with an immediate, dismissive "Are you good?" -- not in a welcoming or helpful tone, but in a way that felt skeptical and unnecessarily confrontational. There was no warmth, no "welcome in," no attempt at hospitality. It immediately set an uncomfortable tone. He then proceeded to call upstairs as though he were doing us some sort of favor just by allowing us to go up. The entire interaction felt transactional and judgmental rather than gracious. First impressions matter, especially at a place that positions itself as a premium dining destination. Hospitality begins at the door, not at the table. When we finally made it upstairs, the room was filled with visibly drunk, rowdy groups -- which only made the earlier attitude feel even more misplaced. If that environment is acceptable (and profitable), then two polite guests looking for drinks and food shouldn't be met with suspicion at the entrance. By that point, the damage was done. The initial interaction had already rubbed us the wrong way, and the energy upstairs didn't help. We ultimately decided to leave before even sitting at our table. That's how strongly the first impression impacted us. It's difficult to justify staying somewhere when you don't feel genuinely welcomed from the outset. Duck & Waffle has the potential to be memorable for all the right reasons. But someone representing the brand at the very front needs to understand that hospitality isn't optional -- it's foundational. A simple, respectful welcome would have changed everything. I hope management takes this seriously, because no guest should feel judged or dismissed before they even step inside.
Came here solo because I had a few days to myself while in London and was excited to try this place. I had a reservation, took the long elevator ride up (which has a view of the city while you're on it), and got to the top which had a little bar and huge windows for viewing the city. I waited there for a moment until someone got me and took me to my table. There was a pause on the way to the table where the person leading me was talking to someone over their earpiece. Slightly awkward because it seemed like they were deciding where to put me (probably as a solo diner). But either way, I was eventually seated by the window. All the tables offer a great view of the city (some have slightly nicer scenery but overall all have a good view). I had to, of course, order the duck and waffle and I got some hot tea to go with it. Everything came out extremely fast. The food is really delicious and it's what they specialize in so I'd expect great quality. The duck is super crispy yet tender and juicy inside. The waffle is good but nothing special - could be crispier on the outside. It's also only a half waffle but it's such a filling dish I don't think it needs to be bigger. The egg is good too I just wish it was possible to change the preparation but since it's their speciality there are no modifications. Overall I would recommend but for groups or couples. It's very loud and not super comfy so for solo dining it wasn't my favorite spot, but definitely worth trying if you're in London and want a higher end brunch. They're also open 24 hours with slightly different menu options available for early breakfast and late night.
Great food. Duck was crispy and went well with the waffle in a funny play on the classic meal. The French toast was my favorite though--soft and with an amazing custard on top. View from the 40th floor is of course beautiful, although the elevator ride is a bit scary with tie glass windows. Somehow still pretty busy at Friday ~ 12 AM, but we didn't need reservations.
Food and service was excellent. I booked in advanced and told them I want seats with a nice sunset view and they did not disappoint. Thank you. We'll be back for sure.
Uniqueness: Signature Duck & Waffle dish with incredible city views Wait Time: *** (Can be a wait without a reservation) Food Quality: ***** (Delicious, especially the signature dish) Service: *** (Good overall, but birthday dessert was tiny) Setting: ***** (Amazing views, stylish bar) Cost: *** (Pricy, but worth it for the experience) Duck & Waffle is a must-visit for the views alone, but the food holds its own too. Their signature duck & waffle dish is fantastic--crispy, savory, and just the right amount of indulgent. The bar is stylish, adding to the upscale experience. There was a bit of a wait since we didn't have a reservation, but that's expected at a place like this. Went for my birthday and got a tiny dessert, which felt underwhelming, but otherwise, the experience was great. Definitely worth a visit!
I went to London for the very first time this November and while I was there, I went to duck and waffle twice My first time was night one when I could not sleep due to the time difference from LA to London I knew duck and waffle was a 24 hour eatery and I decided to check it out With no reservation and it being two in the morning, I took a stroll and asked the hostess. If she could see me she said it would've been a 10 minute wait and showed me to the bar. Shortly after the host took me to my table the place was beautifully decorated for Christmas. The views were immaculate being 40 feet up while most of London slept. My first time there, I was limited to their late night menu given that it was two in the morning, so all their options were available I ordered the date, the cheesy polenta the crème brûlée Frois gras, Colombian eggs, which I ended up taking to go and their plum crumble dessert Even for it being their late night, menu quality was immaculate. Taste was amazing and it became my new hyper fixation that I couldn't wait to go back. For my last meal, I went here for lunch, which was a little bit more difficult to get a reservation prior I attempted to book online with no avail and then it ended up calling their number to speak to somebody and get a 1 PM reservation I showed up a bit early and they were able to accommodate my seats 30 minutes before my reservation time which was nice this time because I showed up during the daytime. My menu options weren't limited. Given it was my first of the day and last meal in London, I was able to order a bit more than I normally would have I ordered their cappuccino. They're non-alcoholic cherry velvet drizzle drink, of course the date. I also ordered their octopus and their pork belly. Again, no complaints. Everything was delicious. I was so sad to be leaving London and not have duck and waffle so I opted to purchase their cookbook for both myself and a friend of mine who is in the culinary industry. I cannot recommend duck and waffle enough.
25 days ago
Stopped by for a late night bite. We did t have reservations but the wait wasn't bad. Views were amazing not only as you're going up the elevator but when you're seated inside. The Mac & cheese could be a little better, more seasoned but the duck melted in my mouth. It was so good! The egg on top was a nice touch. My sister and I couldn't stop talking about it Stopped by for a late night bite. We did t have reservations but the wait wasn't bad. Views were amazing not only as you're going up the elevator but when you're seated inside. The Mac & cheese could be a little better, more seasoned but the duck melted in my mouth. It was so good! The egg on top was a nice touch. My sister and I couldn't stop talking about it read more
We came here since the big boss was in town. This was my first visit and our seating area wasn't the best (we sat in the bar area) but the views were great and the food wasn't too bad either. 3/5 Corn ribs - never had a corn rib before. Good, a bit sweet. Messy to eat. 3/5 Truffle fries - good but average 4/5 Polenta - very tasty, a must. 3/5 Duck and waffle - I expected this to be bigger but it was good. I normally prefer chicken but the duck wasn't bad. All the food was decent and the staff were all nice. It's unfortunate that the walk to the restaurant passes by the smelly toilets. Also there was only one lift working that day so it took a little time to get up/down. read more
The best meal I have had in London out of all the times I visited. The duck and waffle is perfection and the foie gras crème brûlée is to die for. Prices are reasonable. Views are nice. Open 24 hours. What more can you ask for. read more
food: best meal in London 2025 trip, duck and waffle was a nice spin on chicken and waffle, executed well, the pasta was also made perfectly Service: the staff was super nice and were willing to give out small desserts for occasions Ambiance: one of the best perks of this restaurant, very romantic and enjoying a great view of the city read more
4 months ago
beautiful views and while i only had the opportunity to try the duck & waffle dish, it was spot on! the duck leg came a top a half belgian waffle with a fried duck egg on top. the flavors were all delicious and the mustard seed maple syrup.rounded out the dish perfectly. the restaurant has 360 degree views of london from the 40th floor. the ambiance was a bit loud with a mixture of families and people on business. read more
7 days ago
Ahh Duck and Waffle. Nothing screams "I'm cool" quite like naming your restaurant after the dish you want everyone to order. Bit on the nose, but I respect the commitment. Perched 40 floors up, this spot offers views for days. You feel like you're having dinner in the clouds or at least in a Bond villain's penthouse. Me and my brother rocked up without a reservation, which was a gamble. The kind of gamble that got us gently escorted to the bar like two lads who just wandered in off the street. Now I'm no stranger to a cold shoulder, but they really leaned into it. Treated like third-class passengers on a ship full of influencers and finance bros. No comfy booth. Just two stools and a reminder that spontaneity has consequences. Still, I'll give credit where it's due. The bar staff picked up the slack. Friendly, efficient, never let our glasses get lonely. We ordered food, and no surprise here, I went with the duck and waffle. It delivered. Crispy duck laid over a fluffy waffle with just enough sweet drizzle to make you raise an eyebrow and smile. Worth every bite. My brother went for the lobster roll. He's used to the warm, buttery kind you find in Maryland. This one came out cold. Not cool. Cold. Still tasted alright but he looked like someone handed him an ice cream sandwich when he asked for a steak. To sum it up, Duck and Waffle has style, but only if you're on the list. Without a reservation, expect a touch of humility before the luxury. The food made up for it in the end, but next time, I'll plan ahead or at least wear a nicer watch. read more
We stopped by around 9pm on a Saturday night. Even though we had a reservation, we still waited a few minutes for our table. There's a little bar area where you can grab a drink while you wait, but our table was ready before we could even make a choice. We lucked out with a great spot by the window facing east--perfect view of the Gherkin, Tower Bridge, and the Tower of London. For a summer night, it was amazing to watch the city shift from day to night. Our waitress was super helpful and walked us through how the menu works. We were excited to hear everything is freshly made, and we loved watching the kitchen crew in action. To start, we had the bacon-wrapped dates--absolutely delicious. For mains, we ordered the roasted lamb and the signature duck and waffle. The duck and waffle was a standout--a fun, elevated twist on the classic chicken and waffles. The maple mustard was *so* good. For dessert, my husband had the sticky toffee pudding and I went with the Biscoff cheesecake. Oh my gosh--it was incredible. I seriously wanted to lick the plate. My husband had a glass of wine, and I got the waffle mocktail, which honestly tasted just like a waffle in a glass. Overall, it was a great experience, and we'd love to come back. Bonus points for being open 24 hours--it's nice to know you can pop in for a late-night bite. Just a heads-up: the late-night menu kicks in at midnight and is different from the regular one. read more
9 months ago
I've been looking forward to visiting Duck & Waffle for quite some time. The views are incredible, the space itself is striking, and on paper it promises that perfect London mix of skyline, late-night energy, and elevated comfort food. Unfortunately, our experience was soured before it even had a chance to begin. My girlfriend and I walked in excited, completely amicable, simply hoping to head upstairs for a bite and drinks. We were greeted by the doorman with an immediate, dismissive "Are you good?" -- not in a welcoming or helpful tone, but in a way that felt skeptical and unnecessarily confrontational. There was no warmth, no "welcome in," no attempt at hospitality. It immediately set an uncomfortable tone. He then proceeded to call upstairs as though he were doing us some sort of favor just by allowing us to go up. The entire interaction felt transactional and judgmental rather than gracious. First impressions matter, especially at a place that positions itself as a premium dining destination. Hospitality begins at the door, not at the table. When we finally made it upstairs, the room was filled with visibly drunk, rowdy groups -- which only made the earlier attitude feel even more misplaced. If that environment is acceptable (and profitable), then two polite guests looking for drinks and food shouldn't be met with suspicion at the entrance. By that point, the damage was done. The initial interaction had already rubbed us the wrong way, and the energy upstairs didn't help. We ultimately decided to leave before even sitting at our table. That's how strongly the first impression impacted us. It's difficult to justify staying somewhere when you don't feel genuinely welcomed from the outset. Duck & Waffle has the potential to be memorable for all the right reasons. But someone representing the brand at the very front needs to understand that hospitality isn't optional -- it's foundational. A simple, respectful welcome would have changed everything. I hope management takes this seriously, because no guest should feel judged or dismissed before they even step inside. read more
Came here solo because I had a few days to myself while in London and was excited to try this place. I had a reservation, took the long elevator ride up (which has a view of the city while you're on it), and got to the top which had a little bar and huge windows for viewing the city. I waited there for a moment until someone got me and took me to my table. There was a pause on the way to the table where the person leading me was talking to someone over their earpiece. Slightly awkward because it seemed like they were deciding where to put me (probably as a solo diner). But either way, I was eventually seated by the window. All the tables offer a great view of the city (some have slightly nicer scenery but overall all have a good view). I had to, of course, order the duck and waffle and I got some hot tea to go with it. Everything came out extremely fast. The food is really delicious and it's what they specialize in so I'd expect great quality. The duck is super crispy yet tender and juicy inside. The waffle is good but nothing special - could be crispier on the outside. It's also only a half waffle but it's such a filling dish I don't think it needs to be bigger. The egg is good too I just wish it was possible to change the preparation but since it's their speciality there are no modifications. Overall I would recommend but for groups or couples. It's very loud and not super comfy so for solo dining it wasn't my favorite spot, but definitely worth trying if you're in London and want a higher end brunch. They're also open 24 hours with slightly different menu options available for early breakfast and late night. read more
1 year ago
Great food. Duck was crispy and went well with the waffle in a funny play on the classic meal. The French toast was my favorite though--soft and with an amazing custard on top. View from the 40th floor is of course beautiful, although the elevator ride is a bit scary with tie glass windows. Somehow still pretty busy at Friday ~ 12 AM, but we didn't need reservations. read more
6 months ago
Food and service was excellent. I booked in advanced and told them I want seats with a nice sunset view and they did not disappoint. Thank you. We'll be back for sure. read more
Uniqueness: Signature Duck & Waffle dish with incredible city views Wait Time: *** (Can be a wait without a reservation) Food Quality: ***** (Delicious, especially the signature dish) Service: *** (Good overall, but birthday dessert was tiny) Setting: ***** (Amazing views, stylish bar) Cost: *** (Pricy, but worth it for the experience) Duck & Waffle is a must-visit for the views alone, but the food holds its own too. Their signature duck & waffle dish is fantastic--crispy, savory, and just the right amount of indulgent. The bar is stylish, adding to the upscale experience. There was a bit of a wait since we didn't have a reservation, but that's expected at a place like this. Went for my birthday and got a tiny dessert, which felt underwhelming, but otherwise, the experience was great. Definitely worth a visit! read more
3 months ago
3 months ago
Everything about this place was excellent. The food was good and the prices were not bad considering the location. The view was unbeatable. If you're able to get a seat by the window, it's worth it. Service was good as well. I have no complaints. Will certainly go back. read more
2 years ago
I went to London for the very first time this November and while I was there, I went to duck and waffle twice My first time was night one when I could not sleep due to the time difference from LA to London I knew duck and waffle was a 24 hour eatery and I decided to check it out With no reservation and it being two in the morning, I took a stroll and asked the hostess. If she could see me she said it would've been a 10 minute wait and showed me to the bar. Shortly after the host took me to my table the place was beautifully decorated for Christmas. The views were immaculate being 40 feet up while most of London slept. My first time there, I was limited to their late night menu given that it was two in the morning, so all their options were available I ordered the date, the cheesy polenta the crème brûlée Frois gras, Colombian eggs, which I ended up taking to go and their plum crumble dessert Even for it being their late night, menu quality was immaculate. Taste was amazing and it became my new hyper fixation that I couldn't wait to go back. For my last meal, I went here for lunch, which was a little bit more difficult to get a reservation prior I attempted to book online with no avail and then it ended up calling their number to speak to somebody and get a 1 PM reservation I showed up a bit early and they were able to accommodate my seats 30 minutes before my reservation time which was nice this time because I showed up during the daytime. My menu options weren't limited. Given it was my first of the day and last meal in London, I was able to order a bit more than I normally would have I ordered their cappuccino. They're non-alcoholic cherry velvet drizzle drink, of course the date. I also ordered their octopus and their pork belly. Again, no complaints. Everything was delicious. I was so sad to be leaving London and not have duck and waffle so I opted to purchase their cookbook for both myself and a friend of mine who is in the culinary industry. I cannot recommend duck and waffle enough. read more
Very beautiful space that's on the 40th floor. We came here around 5:30 am due to jet lag and we were told we needed reservations because they were still prepping food. We responded that online it says they are open 24 hours 7 days a week. The guy told us to come back at 6:10/6:15 am, so we walked around Liverpool station across the street. It was a bit annoying but what are you going to do. We went up the elevators and it's a straight shot up to the 40th floor with plenty of glass and views. We were greeted by a friendly hostess and talked about his recent trip to California. We ordered a fresh orange juice, the Colombian eggs, duck and waffle, a side of hash browns, and the matcha latte. It was weird because the matcha latte was listed under coffee, and when we asked the waiter she said there was coffee in it and matcha powder and that there must be coffee in it because it was listed under coffee. When we received it, there was definitely no coffee in the drink. The hash browns were very salty and the avocado toast was basic with some like in the avocado. The columbian eggs had really good flavor though. And the duck and waffle was good with solid taste though it was on the saltier side and there was only half a waffle with the entire meal. Considering the price, there could be some improvements. read more
4 months ago
Delicious! But...trade off for super rude and indifferent staff - you get the best of both! We're glad we went, but the service is lacking. They messed up our order and no sh*ts were given. Then, after we'd spent a fortune, it was too much to ask for a photo. Got a response like we were asking the guy to wipe our ar*e. It's worth going once, and that's it. read more
Truly enjoyed the spectacular view from the restaurant located on the 40th floor! We celebrated our anniversary at this beautiful restaurant which is very accessible by public transportation. It has its own elevator going up directly to its floor and the ride was fun and quick. We went in mid-November and the Christmas decorations made it extra romantic. We got lucky to be seated immediately without reservation since it was a very late lunch/early dinner. When we left, the restaurant was filled up with people having dinners or drinks by the bar. Would recommend making reservations since the restaurant isn't huge. Note that it is open 24/7 which is a bonus! Service was quick and attentive! Food was great. The duck was crispy. We got to see the city from daylight to night which was perfect. Would highly recommend this restaurant especially if you are visiting London the first time and/or celebrating a special occasion. read more
Came here for lunch with my friends and had an absolutely amazing meal. The service was fantastic- everyone was so friendly and helpful throughout our meal. The views from the restaurant were so beautiful - you could see much of the city and looks out towards the water. The restaurant itself is also very clean and nicely decorated - perfect for date night or just some sort of fancy dinner. The food and drinks were all delicious! I would highly recommend the Foie Gras Crème Brulee and the Caramelized Banana Waffles. They were absolute treats to die for. The house bread is also worth a try and the beef tartar was very well seasoned. The famous Duck and Waffle did not disappoint!! I would highly recommend their cocktails and mocktails - we asked the server for recommendations and all got drinks that we loved! Would highly recommend for a nicer, fancier meal out!! read more
2 months ago
First time staying in London, and we were tired of just getting hotel breakfast every morning. My friend looked up this spot through google, and we decided to go, which was the best decision to make! It's in a cool building downtown on the 40th floor, with an amazing view of the city all around! The food was outstanding!! I had the Duck & Waffle with maple mustard syrup, with a side of fancy hash browns. The duck was cooked to perfection, crisp and rich all at the same time, with a perfectly sized fluffy half waffle to pair it with. I would definitely come back here to try everything else, as well as take in the views and the casual ambience read more
22 days ago
Stopped here on vacation. You NEED to make a reservation beforehand. The restaurant is on the top floor of a high rise and the views are phenomenal. The food was good, not 5 stars, but I would give it a 4 to 4.5. Either way this is a must go to spot for the experience overall. read more
40th floor panoramic views of London, great cocktail selection and delicious eats for every palette. From the ground floor to the dinning room, all service was great. Open 24/7, Duck & Waffle is a must have every time I'm in London. read more
2 years ago
The ambiance and the service was amazing. Bar was fantastic. Wish I could give this a 5 but some dishes were just ok, some were not good, and there were a stand out few that were ridiculously good. For this experience it should be a little better. Great experience, but there are a lot of amazing places in London that are a 5/5. read more
Popped into this place for a bite after being suggested by my hotel. Firstly, it's definitely on the beaten path but only if you know where to look. The location is inside of an office building that houses Sales Force as the main tenant. The restaurant has its own entrance and shares it with a sushi restaurant. There is no signage. Once inside, take the elevator to the top floor after being greeted by the person at the front. Once up top, walk the long hall to another podium. Yep, it's definitely a journey. I didn't have a reservation, but they seated me pretty quickly on a Friday around noontime. Now service in the UK isn't like service in the states. I didn't seem to matter that I was there, so don't expect much in the way of service. Let's move to the food. I ordered the polenta croquette and the smoked salmon Caesar salad. The croquette was out of this world. A cheese lovers dream and the black truffle mayo was definitely the standout. I ordered two more, ha! The salad was pretty standard. The salmon was ok. A bit salty which can happen when it's smoked. But nothing really special here. All in all, it was a pretty standard experience. Nothing I would seek out on my next trip to London. But not bad if you have the time to pop in. read more
3 years ago
I made reservations to Duck & Waffle a few months ago because I knew I would be spending some time in London. There is a deposit required upon making a reservation, but it goes towards your meal. I heard allot about this place because of their view . They are located on the 40th floor and you can get an awesome view of the sunrise if you can snag a window seat. The sun came up at about 7:45 when I was there so my reservation was for 7:15am . Your reservation is an hour or maybe an hour and a 1/2 time slot . That day it was so cloudy there was no actual sunrise that was visible. The place was still beautiful. The decor for Christmas was Amazing and I immediately was in the Christmas spirit upon arrival ! The staff was amazing and even brought me out a birthday dessert. We started with drinks, we I got coffee latte's & for food I ordered the duck and waffle, (crispy leg confit, fried duck egg, mustard maple syrup ) I got my eggs well done ( which is scrambled & not fried or runny) , my husband ordered the ENGLISH BREAKFAST, which came with Victorian sausage, two eggs - any style, dry cured bacon, roasted tomato,field mushrooms, hash brown, cheese scone. The food was good and flavorful, the duck was very fatty though. The mustard maple syrup was unique and tasty. I enjoyed myself, this place is open 24 hrs a day . If I was in London longer I would have definitely tried their dinner. I'll be back at some point and this spot will be on my agenda again. read more
1 year ago
Francisco was my server he was great, ask for him! I'm visiting for holiday and he immediately helped me pick my next spot to go! The view from your table is spectacular, i'm going back this evening to see the city lit up! Food was DELICIOUS, 10/10 recomend. A little pricey, but hey, more worth it than the london eye lol. read more
Omg I DREAM of Duck & Waffle regularly. The duck was so crispy, juicy and flavorful. The waffle was good too! I also really enjoyed the brussel sprouts. The mac and cheese was average but I'd order again! Great service, they were able to accommodate our large table very well. I also LOVE the view and that you can overlook the city and the Gherkin. Next time I'm in London, I will be back. read more
4 months ago
6 months ago
This place was a life saver for me. My first morning here in London I was struggling with jet lag. I woke up at 2am and was starving. There were very few food options at that time and Duck & Waffle was exactly what I wanted. I had every intention of eating healthy until I saw the full Elvis and bacon wrapped dates I couldn't have asked for a better experience especially at 3am. As a side note this restaurant has amazing views, while it's beautiful in the evening I imagine the views durning the day would be even better read more
Probably one of the best top level city views for a restaurant. Good food and excellent service. I didn't realize a majority of restaurants in London require reservations ahead of time. We got lucky and managed to get a spot near the bar when we walked in, but I definitely recommend calling for a reservation to make sure you get a table so you can actually get a good view near one of the window seats. read more
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