I've been here a couple of times now. The wait staff are always courteous, attentive and welcoming…read more Their lunch and early dinner sets are value for money sets. I especially like the crab mayonnaise in the appetiser list. I was extremely appreciative and taken by surprise the last time I was there. I ordered the moules frites and didn't finish it (quite a bit was left), the waitress noticed it and asked me why. I told her that it wasn't fresh (my friend had the same dish the previous time we were there, so this is a once off event for me) and she immediately took it off my bill. Thumbs up to her!

I've been to Cote Brasserie about 5 times now over the last year and always love the food. Food is…read moredelicious and prepared well. Tuna Nicoise Salad, Steak Frites and Chicken dishes are all exceptionally good. Good value as well. I definitely recommend it. Service is the only thing holding back a 5 star rating. My experience is the wait staff if always friendly and courteous. There have been a few times though where I have had to wait longer than I wanted (10+ minutes) both to order and to pay the check. If they can get this part corrected, I'd give 5 stars!

Nice trip in Cambridge！Good place to eat！French style is good. The steak is well doneread more

It was rainy and cold and we need foods. This place was open, so we entered…read more They did not disappoint. The server was a bit aloof, but we expect that from a French restaurant in Cambridge. :-) My Nicoise salad (he pronounced it ni-KOI-s) was quite tasty and the special of the day, half-chicken, was large in portion and delicious too.

This is a local neighbourhood French restaurant that looked after us really well. Its appearance is…read morecosy and inviting from the street (ok, maybe I just gravitate towards anywhere with fairy lights outside!). Inside it was bustling on a Friday night but we'd booked ahead. We were greeted warmly and they usefully took our coats to hang up on wall hooks. We were with a couple who don't live far, who'd warned us the head waiter walking around was actually the owner, and had shown some typically French (abrupt!) service when they'd been before, sighing when they'd taken longer than 10 seconds to choose wine. I actually didn't mind his matter-of-fact style - he made sure we always had everything we needed and we had plenty to chat about with each other on this occasion rather than make small talk with him! We got through 2 bottles of a well-priced Pinot Noir with dinner, and took the locals' suggestion of a sharing platter of starters which was great for a craver of variety like me. Between the 4 of us I think we all had different favourites from the salami slices to the prawns to the pate to the stuffed tomatoes - so everything got finished. I liked that they served the big platter on a raised stand too - a nice touch so we could all get involved. We all chose steaks for main (FOMO much?!) - I went for the steak frites which was a 225g flat iron that arrived perfectly medium rare as requested and I really enjoyed. I think my guy was less impressed with the rib eye so take note! The only part of the interior that wasn't as pleasant as the rest was the toilet - perfectly clean, lovely moisturiser etc but just absolutely freezing! I suppose it hurries you up... I saw plenty of other things on the very reasonably-priced menu that I'd love to have ordered too, so I'd be quite happy coming back if I was in the area - as it looks like plenty of the locals do!

Went for a second time and never disappoints. Very unassuming but tasty French classics. Twice…read morebaked cheese souffle, green salad. Steamed Normandy mussels, white wine, butter, parsley, french fries. Charcuterie selection. Madame Sibilia, Lyon. Saucisson & Rosette. potted goose & pork, veal tongue remoulade & croutons. Six 'petit gris' snails, parsley, tarragon & garlic, crisp baguette. French free range chicken supreme 'roast on the bone ' Espelette, lemon & soft green herbs.

Went here for a pre-show meal and had a pretty disappointing experience, mostly because of our…read moreserver. First, he seemed like he absolutely hated his job. Everytime we asked a question, he didn't have an answer. He didn't inform us of items that were out of stock until after we ordered them. He knew nothing about the wine list. And worst of all, we found out our show had been cancelled last-minute and we were trying to scramble for alternate plans, yet it seemed like he was rushing us out of the place despite the place being half empty. The building is beautiful, the wine list is solid, and the food we did have was alright -- definitely not among the best in London, but solid for the theatre district, which is full of tourist traps. But the service was truly *awful*, so I would not recommend it.

Menu amazing...so many choices! Ambiance is 11 out of 10! So exciting and vibrant. Service was good…read morebut.food was better!

I always try to stop here when I have a long layover or overnight stay at the Sofitel, it is a…read moregreat airport restaurant but more importantly actually a good restaurant I like to go to. Well executed French cuisine with flair. I started with the smoked trout, which was great (tasted like smoked salmon) and beautifully presented. For the main, I had the fillet with braised ox cheeks. The highlight was the ox cheeks, wish I had more. Also really enjoyed the beetroot mash. The fillet itself was okay but not exceptional. I also had a side of heirloom tomatoes, great variety of tomatoes though some were not perfectly ripe. Again, a nice and interesting meal, something you don't expect this close to an airport.

Ordering a variety of choices to see how we fare…read more Daughter loved her pulled pork burger and gave 5 to it, son gave 3 to his. The ham and cheese toastie was a solid 3.

Excellent! Beautiful! Enjoyable! Service is above average and the food is great. Nicely decorated…read moreand comfortable seating. Staff was very attentive.

I bought a Groupon for afternoon tea here, as it was close to the hotel where I stayed…read more The things I remember about this tea service were that the food we received was plentiful and delicious (finger sandwiches, scones with clotted cream and jam, and desserts). This is no Harrods tea service but it was very nice nonetheless. The tea itself was excellent quality, so much so that I wanted to find a box of it for myself to take back with me. The views are pretty stunning if you are lucky enough to sit near a window, which I did. The restaurant had a few other patrons nearby having afternoon tea as well, and was pretty quiet. It was a nice relaxing meal. The service itself was very good, and I would recommend getting the deal and coming here if you have the opportunity.

This applies to Vicinity, one of the restaurants at this hotel…read more Great view and location but food was average and service poor. Waiter brought two drinks swiftly but not water that we'd requested at the same time. That didn't happen till after our meals arrived and I went to the bar. The bangers and mash didn't include the mushy peas, but the waiter insisted upon taking away the entire dish instead of just bring the peas on the side, as I'd tried to insist upon. When he returned with the new plate, after 10 minutes, I had no cutlery and had to go fetch my own.

What a lovely place to enjoy a meal. Great atmosphere and good service. You pay for what you get,…read morehence the food being very nice. Book early as it gets very busy. If you have a party booking, you can reserve a seperate part of the restaurant which is ideal! Enjoy

Bruno's Brasserie immediately stands out as the most stylish Mediterranean/English restaurant in…read morethe city centre. The well laid out table, sparkling glasses and polished cutleries all arranged meticulously adds to the stylish appearance of the restaurant. We booked our table at the restaurant's private garden on a summer evening, as the weather was good enough to enjoy your meal outdoor even in the evening. the garden was located just behind the restaurant, this meant we had some privacy and there was a continental feel of eating outside. We sipped our drink as we waited for our meal. The servings were large and we were able to share some of them. Their oven-roasted partridge was the best and the chocolate fondant was nothing like I have ever tasted. We even had the opportunity to view paintings done by local artist and they were truly beautiful. The food I must say was very expensive, one of the main dishes (oven roasted partridge with celeriac puree braised kale and parsnip crisp) cost as much as £16.50, but we got good discount as a group and we were able to share some of the food saving us some money. The service was second-to-none, with friendly staffs and tasty food.

From the owner: Set in a light summery room with refreshing natural day light and a view of neighbouring…read moreresidential gardens.It offers fine food and breakfast. lunch, dinner and afternoon tea