Amazing spot! We had a party of eight which they were able to accommodate! Service and vibe was…read moreamazing. Everyone loved their food. Pricing wise very affordable

This pub in Covent Garden was a wonderful find. The ambiance was a warm and welcoming pub…read morerestaurant. The beer on tap was great as was the tasty and fresh fish and chips. The servings were generous. The service was prompt but you needed to order your food using a QR code. In other words there was no wait staff to order from. Nevertheless I would definitely recommend the place for a quick meal on the go.

Fire Station is serving up so excellent food in a very cool space. It's also conveniently located…read moreright next to the Waterloo train station near the Old Vic theatre. The good Canadian girl in me ordered the poutine fries - these were an interesting take as they had chicken gravy and goat cheese rather than cheese curds, but this almost made it seem a little lighter which was nice. I also had a side salad which was alright, but they didn't bring out any dressing. I had to ask for it, and then ended up doctoring it up a little with chili oil. The service was good here, making sure that we had full drinks and everything, but I have to say, our waitress spoke absolutely no English at all, which was a little frustrating. She had us point to everything we wanted on the menu, but anything else was not going to happen.

Ray, our waiter was wonderful! The manager immediately greeted us and seated us and Raj was there…read morefor our every need. The fish & chips...Amazing! All freshly prepared. Thanks to all there for a great experience!

We made a reservation online and it was very easy. We were greeted nicely and shown to our table…read moreright away. The place was busy so it was definitely good we made the reservation. Service was very good and quick. I had the skate which was very good and my friend had the pheasant which was also very good.

Fantastic restaurant with delicious food and great service. I highly recommend dining here if you…read moreare in the neighborhood. Everything we tried (check pictures) was delicious and the brioche pudding at the end....oh my! 5 stars all around.

I had a really great meal at Frog. I'd been wanting to try it ever since I moved to London a few…read moreyears ago and now I'm disapponted I did get there soon. Most of the meal is classic fine dining gastronomy but it was well-presented, the service was great, and the food was very delicious. First impressions are likely to be quite good here. The space is equal parts classic and irreverant, and overall it makes you feel quite disarmed when sitting down; this is not a stuffy affair even though the service will attend to you regularly. The food itself was very delicious. Some stand outs for me were the parker house bread rolls with "chicken butter" (this was so delicious and decadent that I had too much of it!), the lobster "wagyu'" with caviar, and the beef with morel mushroom near the end; I always love morel mushrooms but the one provided tonight was perhaps the crown jewel of all of its fungi friends. Honestly there wasn't a bad note in the tasting menu at all. Frog strangely has a 1 Michelin star which is strange because they really deserve 2. Really great meal - highly recommended.

I absolutely loved my lunch dining experience at Frog. One of the nicest restaurant teams you'll…read moreever meet for sure. This whole dining experience was a flavor and color bomb! So many different levels of flavor and depth with each course and all of it was executed so well. Every single course was phenomenal--one of the rare times where I didn't have anything that I could've done without. My favorite course was the lobster poached in Wagyu fat and topped with Osetra. It was one of those life changing bites for sure. What a fun meal from start to finish. Definitely come here!

Oooh this might be a bit of a secret place for young people in London; although there were plenty…read moreof more, shall we say, mature diners that know about it. I visited here with my book group as we just finished reading High Rise, and we wanted to eat somewhere within some brutalist architecture. None of had been here before, but the menu sounded promising so we gave it a whirl. House seemed to fit perfectly into the High Rise story. As you ascend the building (in the book), the flats become posher and people look down on the plebs who live below... In the National Theatre you only have to go up one staircase to find this lovely "house" on the first floor. Like the book, it does seem classier than the establishments on the lower level. . Anyway, yelpers, it is definitely worth visiting House, even if you don't plan to go to the theatre. The restaurant has a small, but tasty sounding menu including a set menu for £22 (2 courses) or £26 (3 courses.) Everything I tried was delicious, and everyone else seemed to enjoy their food too, despite our discussions about possible anarchy within tower blocks and pet dogs being hunted for food! The staff were all helpful and accommodating, and we had almost the entire restaurant to ourselves once everyone else had zoomed off to take their seats in the theatre. So all in all, I'm a fan.

Even though the Mezzanine is housed in one of the UK's most famous theatres, it feels a bit like a…read morewell-kept secret, as the vast majority of diners are there for pre or post-theatre dinner. However it is an amazing place; well worth visiting in its own right. The small but very well thought-out menu changes seasonally, and I've never had a disappointing meal here. Try the deserts to be particularly impressed. There is also a strong wine selection. The atmosphere here is fairly formal without being at all stuffy, and it's not at all unusual to find yourself seated a few feet from a famous luvvie or two.

Staying at the Bankside and wanted a close and quick bite to eat. While it is close, the restaurant…read moreis definitely not quick or efficient but we probably didn't help this by ordering the set menu. I ordered the Modern Thai set menu and it came with 3 starters - a spicy mango salad, chicken curry puff and black bean shrimp. All were tasty and moderately spicy but nothing was a stand-out. Entrees included truffle fried rice, curry chicken and grilled sea bass. The fish was perfectly cooked, I'm sad I didn't get a photo. Dinner ended with mango and sticky black rice, which was only ok despite its moniker. Not the best Thai/Asian food I've had but it did the job. Decor is beautiful - stunning wallpaper, Asian decor and tableware. Restaurant is quite large and seems to go up forever. Service was slow, we asked for the last few dishes to be brought together and dessert to be boxed up. Again, this is more our fault than theirs and they were more than accommodating which I appreciated.

Foods was great and would happily share if I had seen any of you. Whatever the teams doing that's…read moregood because I could see. Was really a nice experience

We were looking for a nice place to entertain clients near Waterloo for a year end holiday lunch…read more Walking into Skylin we were a bit unsure of what we booked since we entered a via a side stairwell. Then suddenly down a short hallway we could see a beautiful space with amazing views of the Thames and central London. We were quickly greeted by the hostess and she offered to store items in the cloakroom. Once we got our cloakroom ticket we were off to a lovely table on the windows. Our server quickly greeted us and brought us waters. When the rest of our party arrived we were offered drinks and we ordered a round of espresso martinis with tequila instead of vodka. They were very well made and super delicious. The did offer a set menu with two or three course options but we ordered off the standard menu. Food was served quickly and was well prepared. Everyone enjoyed their selection. This is a great place for a business lunch or would be a nice little date spot.

Very popular restaurant as it is near the water. There were great windows, but you can't really see…read moremuch. Was there for a work dinner and I was overall pleased. I wouldn't say the food was amazing, but it is overall good. Service was good.

Delicious spot for a glass of champagne and caviar. My…read morefriend and I come at least once a week to eat caviar and blini's and rejoice in the delicious delights. Tastes like childhood.

Stellar. Simply stellar. A delicious take on ( largely) Polish food; a lovely dining space (…read morealthough tbh the seating arrangements for tables for two could be better). Staff are both delightful and attentive. The menu changes with fair regularity, but the 'go to' mainstays of Polish cuisine are all there, for example pierogi. You'd be a fool to miss out on the vodka, especially the flavoured variations done in house ( you'll walk past vats of it as you go through the bar). If your picture of Polish food is centred solely around lumpy plates of cabbage, pork, potato, and beetroot, you may be disappointed; all these ingredients definitely feature, but everything is presented in a classy , eminently presentable, and indeed refined manner, bringing in all the "Modern European" artistry you might expect from a London restaurant with a well known chef. To top it all off, it's very reasonably priced - think £50/head to have a couple of courses and drinks in the evening. In short, don't come- I want this place all to myself, although I fear the loyal regulars will frustrate my aim.

Loved the service - very attentive staff. Our waiter was really kind and helped us make great…read moredecisions. The crab toast was a great appetizer. The bread tasted great and the crab mix on top was fresh, not too heavy. Perfectly seasoned. The prawns were juicy and they give you a fair portion. The best part is the rice cake it's served on. Fried perfectly and soaks up the curry sauce nicely. We also got two bloody Mary's which were well mixed. Will definitely return

Returning to the OXO Tower after more than two decades was a nostalgic experience. My first visit…read morein 2002 with my wife left a lasting impression, and this time, I was eager to share the memory with my son during our English football trip to London on Sunday October 5, 2025. The views from the south bank of the Thames remain unmatched--truly the best spot I've ever dined in London. Looking out over the city, it's hard to imagine a better vantage point. But the experience is more than just the scenery; the service was impeccable. Both our waitress and the sommelier were attentive, friendly, and made us feel right at home. The food was memorable as well. I started with the Surrey courgette carpaccio, which surprised me as a vegan dish--full of flavor and delicious. For my main, I had the Welsh lamb with haggis-boulangère potato, onion, and sage sauce. It was outstanding! We paired our meal with a bottle of French wine from their thorough catalog, choosing a modestly priced option and skipping the Château Margaux this time. Although we didn't have room for dessert, the menu offered plenty of choices. Overall, the food was delicious, the views legendary, and the service and ambiance made the experience complete. I wish I could visit this place more often!

For their breath-of-fresh-air interior decoration and daily changing, seasonal menu alone, I would…read moresay Spring is worth a visit. The standout of the evening was their thoughtful and deliciously-executed Scratch Menu, which turns 'waste' produce into dishes like a chilled corn soup or a decadent chocolate cake with berry sorbet. The Scratch Menu is a high-value choice; the main menu leans overpriced. Dined: August 27, 2021

Our family has the pleasure of dining at Spring for dinner. What a lovely restaurant it is. The…read moredecor is beautiful, the service is great and the food was exceptional. We began with the Prawn dish and the Pea Tortellini. Both dishes were delicious. We each ordered the Sea bass Entree which was enjoyed by us all. For dessert we had the Almond Cake served with strawberry sorbet, the Lemon Tart and the Peach Leaf Icecream. The lemon tart was the best tart of the trip. Thank you Spring for providing a well rounded dining experience.