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.

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)!

Excellent French bistro experience in the heart of London. We ordered the set menu with Onglet…read moresteak and frites - perfectly cooked, flavorful, and well-portioned. Service was efficient and friendly. Cosy ambiance, ideal for a casual yet quality meal. Reasonable pricing for central London (£112 for 5 people incl. tip). Would return.

Hubby and I were in London in August. On the last night of our trip, we found ourselves starving…read moreafter spending hours shopping around Covent Garden. We happened upon Le Garrick and they were able to seat us fairly quickly in a quiet corner downstairs. We were happy to discover one of the best meals we had on our trip to London! We started with the goat cheese salad, which really hit the spot. It was a hot, humid day, and the salad was fresh and bright. Hubby had the salmon with ratatouille, which he loved. I had a perfectly medium rare ribeye with bearnaise, crispy frites and haricots verts. We enjoyed slow dining in our quiet little corner with our hearty, flavorful, perfectly prepared meals. We will definitely return to Le Garrick on our next trip to London. We loved the rustic, cozy feel of the dining room and the outstanding customer service. I have to add I was surprised that the restaurant was not nearly as pricey as I thought it was going to be.

Amazing entrecôte! Mario was my server tonight and he was exceptional! Friendly, efficient, and…read morefast. The food was delish and came fast. Efficient chef and staff I was in and out with a full belly and a smile. They were so kind and patient. They allowed other guests to hang out and enjoy their wine. And they even had a bunch of regulars come in and everyone was treated exactly the same. With kindness and efficiency. If you are nearby staying at the hotel or if you are enjoying the British Musuem, check them out! I had a glass of Malbec (attached) with my dinner and it was well balanced and fruity!

Very good experience for French and Mediterranean cuisine. Good quality of food. Fresh and tasty…read more Service is remarkable comes from hart. Very fast. The atmosphere is very good. I like it.

An absolutely charming meal! There is zero reason this place shouldn't be packed each night, do…read moreyourself a service and make a booking that shall impress your friends, family, etc. You'll look super smart, too. Yelpers are right about this one, most definitely. We were hard pressed to find a restaurant a bit more "down to earth" whilst staying in uber fancy Knightsbridge, so luckily a quick search pointed me through Hyde Park north to the lovely Angelus. Tucked into Bathhurst Street, it was the perfect dining destination to ring in year 4 of being married. We wanted something nice to celebrate our anniversary, but not...opulent/over the top. Angelus fit the bill perfectly. We arrived a bit early or our reservation and opted to have a few glasses of red wine on the sidewalk seating before coming in for dinner. We were escorted in, sat at a The service is the stuff dreams are made of. I am not kidding, one time I picked up my last bite of bread and the plate had disappeared to ready the table for the next course before it reached my mouth. ON POINT doesn't even begin to describe it. And not just efficient, but friendly (as friendly as French guys get, right? Yes!) We felt welcome the entire evening from start to finish. The food, yes -- that too was fantastic! I enjoyed the beef tartare and the chicken, both gorgeous, rich and decadent. The menu is truly French, not French-British or French-American so do be prepared to see snails and the like. Yum, you'll like it if you give it a try. They event sent out a small anniversary plate for us with some delectable little desserts. Such a pleasant London meal -- Angelus boasts old school charm, but with all the polish and sophistication of its West London location. Service, food, ambience - 5 stars.

We booked the private room for a surprise bday dinner. The waiting staff were attentive but didn't…read moresmile much at all. I ordered the recommended "Creme brulee" which was delicious, but the portion was far too big.but I guess they had the justify the ridiculously high price tag that went with it. Into the mains. I have to say I was EXTREMELY disappointed with this meal. The waiter had highly recommended it hence I expected something amazing...on par with the stater.especially as it cost around the £30 mark. What my friends and I received was a slab of overcooked meat which looked and tasted like a cheap piece of pork chop. Underneath was a small piece of potato or something. A total disappointment. Finally, the small bites that came with the teas and coffee tasted and looked burnt hence we had to leave most of it aside. Unfortunately, after that experience. None of us will returning.

Food was delish. I got the steak frite, tartare, and an iced matcha latte. Seemed like an authentic…read moreFrench restaurant - the staff was speaking full French behind the scenes. The layout is nice as well, esp the outdoor seating area.

This is a cute little french restaurant. I came here for dinner on a rainy evening. I was seated in…read morethe upstairs area which was quite cosy. I ordered the french onion soup, 6 piece escargot and foie gras. The food was absolutely delicious. I loved the foie gras. The escargot was great as well. Portions were quite large for the soup and I almost couldn't finish it all. Love the ambiance and the vibe at this place. The staff was very friendly.

The best French food we had on our tour of Europe wasn't in France. It was at this little gem in…read moreLondon! The food delish and the service top-notch!

What?? A tasty 3 course meal for a tenner?? How did I not know about this before?…read more I am a little confused by Kim Marie's review as our experience here last night was lovely - nothing like frozen food from Iceland! I tried the grilled goats cheese, the delicious coq au vin and polished it all off with some chocolate mousse. You need to order a drink separately from the £9.95 menu, but the house wine was under £11. Seriously - this place is "cheap like a budgie"! You need to order extra veggies or salad to go with the main course, but even after doing so, my dinner cost about £15. I wouldn't call it fine dining, but it really was tasty, and at that amazing price, je reviendrai. The staff all had sexy French accents and although they weren't particularly attentive it all seems to be part of the charme de la française. Ah oui. Innit.

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.

This is generally in my rotation for more casual french food in a lively atmosphere. This is not a…read moreplace you come for a quiet secluded table. You are on top of everyone and that generally adds to the experience. We had the sole which was fine but I found quite a few bits of bone in mine which I had not experienced in the past. Next time I will probably go viande just in case.

Excellent French Bistro at a surprisingly reasonable price point for London accompanied by a well…read morecurated wine list. Duck confit, steaks, Dover sole, etc. the menu has a wide variety of choices for just about any tastes. I'd easily recommend to friends.