it was past 1400 on a lovely Saturday and a place , even at that time to stop and eat or or near…read morethe Sloane square (or likely anywhere) on King's road was impossible to find. We stumbled upon 'The Cod' and had a delightful mid afternoon snack. I have some mackerel pate with a half a dozen oysters washed down with a couple of London Prides. There was space on the outdoor terrace which was shaded so as not to have to endure the 'scorching' late sept London sun. Quiet, pleasant and an attentive and friendly wait staff and seemly very local cliental . I will need to remember this for next time. I would say as good or better than anything like in it that area of Chelsea and defiantly worth getting away from the Kings Road crowd.

Stopped in for dinner with friends while visiting London. Staff members were super friendly and…read moreaccommodating for our group of 10. We ordered fish and chips and a cheeseburger (sans bun for gluten free) and the kids had chicken tenders and a cheeseburger. The fish and chips were great, with crispy battering the fish flaky and delicious. My wife's burger she said was very good, flavorful and juicy. Everything we ordered was really good and, of course, we enjoyed a pint of proper English lager. The staff members were very nice and helpful and the pub atmosphere was great, even with families (obviously we weren't in the bar area). Overall it was a great top off to our day of sight seeing and we look forward to returning.

Most memorable dinner we have experienced in a year or more. …read more Beautiful trout with spring vegetables in a subtle glaze and chicken schnitzel with an aioli type sauce. Even the asparagus deserved its own review. Staff knew how to make the evening a hit including a very rare thing: a well mixed martini. Our meal was topped off with a perfect British sponge cake snuggled down in warm toffee and a scoop of vanilla ice cream. The environment of casual benches and chairs with homemade cushions surprisingly served to make the relaxed ambiance the perfect background for the fine dining. The chef and staff share their process in an open kitchen which allows the diner to appreciate the whole experience. No one hurried us. Everyone was professional and lively. An evening we will not forget.,

Came for the full English breakfast based on others' reviews. Full English breakfast was on my…read morehusband's list of 'must do's' while in Britain. It did not disappoint. Everything on the plate was FANTASTIC. I especially want to note the bacon- I'm somewhat of a bacon snob and theirs was perfectly done. Thick and cooked enough to be sturdy but not overcooked and too crispy. My first time trying black pudding and I was a little hesitant, but it was also delicious. Highly recommend this place. I wish we were staying longer in London, we'd probably come back every morning!

Fantastic experience!…read more I made a reservation for dinner after seeing The Hunger Games and am so glad that I did. The restaurant is nearly next door to the theater, so a plus for a great meal within a short distance. When I arrived my table wasn't ready, so I was escorted to the bar for a cocktail. I wasn't overly early so didn't expect to wait long but after a longer than expected wait decided to order at the bar. I'm a big people watcher, so the bar isn't ideal as your back faces all of the action. They have an extensive cocktail menu and because I couldn't decide i opted for my good old faithful martini. Typically there's a Sunday meal offering but they were out so I went with the scallops, the longhorn steak and Mac and cheese. The scallops were fantastic but the star of the show was the steak, I'm a medium rare plus girl but the bartender told me that because of the way the steak is aged there wouldn't be blood on the plate and that was the honest truth. The steak was perfectly prepared and I was sad that I couldn't get through half of it. The mac and cheese is extremely creamy and well prepared as well. Typically I'd take a star away since they forgot about my table. But once they remembered they came over and apologized. It wasn't expected but they decided to comp my cocktail, which was a great surprise. If you're in the wharf area I'd absolutely give the restaurant a go. There are other locations in London so know that you have options

Absolutely delicious and delightful. The space is cozy and classy and redolent of Art Deco. Staff…read moreare wonderful - friendly, attentive (but not too attentive) and consumately professional. We went for lunch to celebrate my husband's recent milestone birthday and were bowled over. The oysters were bracingly fresh. His steak was perfect. For him, the highlight was the chips cooked in beef dripping: OMG over the top amazing! I had a Wellington with mushrooms and cheese (delectable) and a gorgeous Caesar salad. The sticky toffee pudding (my very first ever) was sooooo orgasmic! Husband had a strawberry tart that was fresh and creamy and served with a quenelle of mouth watering strawberry gelato. I was able to arrange a welcome drink for my husband on the OpenTable app. It came on a dinner plate with a happy birthday message inscribed in chocolate, and a single discrete candle. I cannot speak highly enough of the experience. We will be back.

Propped English pub. Guinness is perfect No food except for…read morechips but no need Perfect neighborhood pub

The Fox & Hounds was famous until 1998 as the last pub in London to have a 'beer only' licence;…read morethis throw-back to the 1830 Beer Act meant it could only sell beers and wines (no spirits). The same landlady had run it for 30 years and it had a quirky but very loyal, mainly local, customer base - and had won numerous awards over the years as London's best pub. The pub was acquired in 1998 by Youngs, who vowed to keep its character, but of course got a full liquor licence, and to start with made a bit of a hash of things - less friendly, dull menu, that sort of thing. Since then it has improved enormously, and whilst it is not what it was in the 1990's, is again a small, cosy local boozer with real ale and loads of character, which offers food at lunchtimes and evenings (though I've not eaten here for a while). The location ensures an extraordinarily varied mix of clientele, including wealthy Sloane types (Sloane Square is but a stone's throw away), old-fashioned Londoners and the devotees of stratospheric Anglo-Catholicism in nearby St Mary Bourne Street (see separate entry). Somehow the mix seems to work. There are lots of loyal regulars, so some find it a little cliquey - though I have to say this has never bothered me. Worth popping in, if you are in the area.

Stopped by unexpectedly. I ate an amazing Sunday meal. We had the chicken roast. It was…read moreunbelievable with the gravy that accompanied the meal. This place deserves five stars. We sat upstairs and it is a quaint nicely designed Victorian style restaurant. Our server Stevie was very friendly and informative. Downstairs is a proper pub. I would highly recommend if you're traveling to London.

On a charming street in a lovely neighborhood the food was outstanding and I loved the bookshelves…read morefilled with books, a nod to being named for a poet. Our service was warm and the atmosphere was elevated casual. I had fish and chips but the special which was haddock and it was sensational and a short rib burger that was on special as well. A cut above the rest without question.

Excellent fresh food and excellent seating, . You can tell a restaurant is going to have great food…read morewhen they focus on sourcing, as shown in the photo. The wait staff strikes a beautiful balance between being attentive and not interfering with her enjoyment, which is a rare gift. We felt no rush, felt entirely welcomed, and would definitely recommend them!

So good! A really cute atmosphere. Great attentive service. Food was outstanding and the non…read morealcoholic drinks were great, usually an overlooked offering. I could see they had good wines and a nice selection of cocktails but we didn't want to drink this night and were so happy with our drink choices. My daughter got venison which can be hard to make well. It was outstanding and she cleaned her plate. There was no food left at the end and then came the vanilla custard desert. OMG Your toes will curl it's so good, I highly recommend going there and enjoying a great dinner!

Love this place! We went to celebrate our son's graduation from UAL. Food and service were…read moreawesome. Just a short walk from Buckingham Palace. We will definitely be back next time we're in London!

The WHOLE Package. We literally were outside debating on where to go and eat underneath your…read moreoutside signage and was like, We hungry, let's go on here. Upon entry, the host opened up the heavy door and welcomed us in. We are a hungry party of 5. We get bread, cashews, olives and wings for starters, DELICIOUS. P and Matriarch shared a meat feast deal. Fee got wings and Mac and cheese. Mary and O got the burger, mine with toasted potatoes and broccoli. So Good. She got roasted potatoes and tomato, feta and cucumber salad. It's got to be delicious, because Pam tore it up. We love this place. Ambiance, service and drinks are all a 10. If I'm ever back in London, Y'all already know!

The food was amazing. The place was an old style pub which was pretty cool. Service wasn't bad…read moreeither. If you're in the area get the steak and ale pie !

The staff is friendly and the food is good. Coming from Spain, this place was very expensive…read morecomparatively. With a salad, a sandwich, fish and chips, a burger, four drinks and two desserts we paid a little over £100. The food was good; however, the sandwich was a little too salty for my taste and the apple crumble left more to be wanted. The atmosphere was terrific and very cozy. Not a bad spot but not my favorite pub in London.

This hidden Michelin star gem was 15 yards away from where we were staying in Chelsea, so we had to…read moregive it a try. We were so glad we did, because our dinner was a fantastic experience from start to finish. Every course was exquisitely presented. We witnessed so many varying shapes, textures, and colors dreamed up, created, and presented on beautiful and artistic tableware. Tastes were unexpected and perfectly prepared. Thank you Five fields for a truly special dining experience.

We tried this restaurant due to #1 in London trip advisor rating, as well as open table, as well as…read moreYelp. Truly magical experience , we both tried the full tasting menu with wine pairing , including the freebies they give you , whilst not cheap, it's very much value for money Service here is just phenomenal, from the sommelier to the bus boy to the waiter , greeter etc.... Top to bottom just outstanding & the food!!! Too many superlatives. Just go & try but my personal favorites were Langoustine & pork belly with satay sauce & watermelon Fois gras Mutton

While in London, we randomly walked into this place off the street. The ambiance was nice - partly…read moreopen air. Cool decor on the walls. Vegetarian options as well as oysters and steak. I would definitely go there again!

Great drinks, food, and great service! Highly recommend the verdant vista…read more Loved the ambience on a Friday night.