Delicious, authentic, kind! I couldn't have asked for a better spot to find and have a nice…read morelunch/dinner before seeing a show at the nearby theater. The cheese and wine/champagne selections are impeccable. The pairings they offer with their cheeseboards compliment so well and really brighten the cheeses served. Highly suggest allowing them to create a cheeseboard for you, you won't be disappointed. Looking forward to stopping by again, either to buy some cheese for home or enjoy a hand-crafted board. Maybe both!

Conveniently tucked away in Covent garden is this Top notch cheese and champagne eatery! Such a…read morefabulous concept that needs exportation! I was on the hunt for delicious, festive and comfy Raclette, and voila! It served up the most fabulous and gorgeous melted French cheeses on yummy breads without having to fight the cold weather in one of the open air Festive Holiday Markets! The service was superb and the space is absolutely marvelous! So very blessed and grateful for finding this spot in London!

The perfect place to have fondue in London. This is a quaint neighborhood gem at end of a dead-end…read moreStreet. The owner is amazing, personable and makes sure he tends to every table. The staff are super friendly and helpful. The setting is very romantic, tables are mostly lit by candlelights. Decor is simple with French chandeliers, and Wall Arts. We tried the late and goat cheese salad for starters, both were excellent and perfect for three people to share. Highly recommend the pate... we had the cheese fondue for the table for dinner and it was the best fondue I have ever had. They use three cheeses in their fondue and white wine. It was a perfect mixture. For dessert we spilt the profiteroles and you can't go wrong. An evening of wine, cheese and chocolate is heaven on earth.

We stumbled on this place when on our way to the Marleybone area. It looked so quaint and peaceful…read morethat we decided to stop for lunch. What a wonderful find! They sell wines and the restaurant is located underground. We were seated in a nice airy and light area in the resturant and were greeted by a young "intern trainee" waitperson. She was great at announcing the specials however her execution fell short. We ordered a bottle of wine and my husband actually pointed to our choice. She brought the wine and opened it and it was not what we had ordered - it about $30 US more than the one that we ordered. They corrected the mistake but the other waitress said "now we have an opened bottle of wine that we have to do something with". They should not have a trainee or someone very green to take the wine order. About the food - it was amazingly delicious! We ordered the fois gras and the Lyonnaise salad which were both magnificent. The 4 stars are for the food and ambiance. When I ordered, I asked our server about the salad - what was the lettuce that comes with the dish. She replied "iceberg". I said I cannot eat iceberg is there another lettuce? She pointed to the lettuce at another table and it was NOT iceberg - it was butter lettuce. They do not train their staff well - the food nonetheless is very good. She obviously did not know about food. I highly recommend this restaurant bu be careful if you get a non trained server.

Great hidden gem. located at the corner of a quiet neighborhood, open kitchen and low key setting…read more they have a great wine list if you are particular about what to pair with your food they are happy to help. if you want to just have drinks and something to snack on , that's totally fine, they have a big snack list that perfect for just nibble and sip. I had crab risotto for starter, it doenst look/taste like a typical risotto but flavor is on point and balanced well. i had a hilibut for main, which is perfectly seared and topped with trout roe. there are a lot other dishes on the menu that i want to try. will come back again for more

Absolutely delightful little neighborhood place with impeccable service, deliciously upscale yet…read morenot-too-fussy cuisine, a great wine list, and tranquil setting that strikes the right balance of energizing yet not burdening. With a large appetite you can enjoy many yummy dishes, and best to come with friends so that you can get lots of their 'snacks' and 'starters.' We were only three people for dinner after having a late lunch. Duck Terrine with jam was out of this world, one of the best I've ever had. Super flavorful and generously portioned. Next was a Partridge which likely was the first time I've eaten one - but won't be my last. There were many great looking dishes, including fallow deer which our friend really enjoyed. Overall fantastic - I know this review is simple and short, but just trust me and all the other reviews which happen to be 4-5 star, it is well worth your while to dine here.

I was visiting London and planning on going to a restaurant alone for dinner but I passed by Casa…read moreManolo and saw that they had a few tables and knew it would be perfect for a party of 1! The menu was actually pretty extensive for what I thought was a small meat market and I ordered a few tapas and bread and it was really good! I sat right in the front so passerby's could come in if they wanted and by the time I left the place, it was full! The sangria was really delicious!

Excellent negra pata oh my god, excellent iberico ham and the best wines we had here were very good…read moreand the best wines we had while in London! Small place but it has a couple of table and best for pick up or take away food than dining in. Staff recommended the wines to go with the meats & snacks and were excellent! My friend who lives in London recommended this place so glad we went! It's best tapas ww had!

Five stars for a quaint restaurant tucked away in the Mayfair area. We actually just stumbled upon…read moreThe Little Square while looking for lunch. Fair warning, it is very small but definitely worth it. FOOD: Pricing was on par with other restaurants in the area (£58 for two people). I ordered a fruit tea, French onion soup, and mushroom risotto. (Note: If you want chicken, it's an extra £4.60.) The French onion hit the spot, and I really appreciated the baguette used in the soup. My risotto was really nicely cooked, and I don't think it really needed chicken. My friend also ordered the French onion, but she got an earl gray tea, spinach and goat cheese tart, and sticky toffee cake. All of the food was delicious. The portions were very generous - especially for the entrees. I wish we could have carried out the rest of leftovers, but our hotel didn't have a fridge. Lastly, the dessert was delicious. My favorite part was the toffee surrounding the cake, which was a bit dense for my liking. Regardless, I thoroughly enjoyed my meal. SERVICE: Our servers were strllar, though I wish I could remember their names, which weren't on the receipt. Great job being attentive and helpful in being knowledgeable about their menu. LOCATION & AMBIANCE: Definitely off the beaten path, but well worth the slight detour. It's in a quaint area. The windows were left open, which let in the smokers' cigarette smoke, but we just moved tables away from the window. I'm not sure if they have an upstairs. I would not mind going back. Great find on my most recent European adventure.

We didn't see the upstairs area, but downstairs was intimate and tiny. We had bread, which was…read moretasty but would have been excellent if warmed up a bit and served with softened butter, as the butter was quite hard. We both tried the evening's special. Penne pesto pasta with pancetta, olives, sun dried tomatoes, and artichokes. It was rich and filling, and delicious! We loved it at the little square.

We stumbled across Boro Bistro after visiting Borough Market and it was a cute little find. There's…read morelots of seating outside, but since it was chilly we sat inside. The inside is pretty small with dim lighting, very cozy and relaxed. Our server was Italian and he was so sweet. We ordered the snails and they were actually pretty good. I got the beef bavette with pepper sauce and while the sauce was tasty, the meat was very chewy. The chicken schnitzel was okay too. The wine and the spicy margarita were both really good though. Overall, a nice spot to unwind after the market with good drinks and a cozy atmosphere.

Great spot next to borough market. Lovely outdoor patio. Great tapas. Service is friendly.read more

Overall decent experience, but if it's stuffy and expected food made this place not as great as I'd…read morehoped. Went here because it was recommended by the Michelin guide and overall food was good - had the fix price two course menu for £32 which seemed a bit pricey, but it was a lot of food. Started with the butternut squash soup, which was rich and yummy, but somewhat expected. Then had the trout which was nice with a crispy skin, but a bit underseasoned. Chips were exceptional as advertised, but didn't need the extra truffle bit and cocktails were unexceptional. Service also was a bit flat so not I don't think up to the standard.

The most wonderful dinner we had during our stay in London!!! I don't know where to begin. The…read morelovely, homey interior made for a perfect setting for an incredible meal. Our server, Brendan, was the most genuine, kind, attentive person! He made our experience even more incredible. For the food - the ham and cheese toastie is a must! The savory toastie with a little bit of the vinegary-onion-jam on top make for a mouth-watering, savory bite with a great pop of acid. I had a phenomenal pork chop. Cooked to perfection with a nice background of heat from the mustard. My wife had halibut. Again it was cooked to perfection. Her dish had a nice creamy tarragon sauce and green tomatoes, which were both delicious. Get the chips! These were the best chips I had in London!! They're huge! Such a wonderful crisp on the outside with a soft, warm center. And there was a nice touch of rosemary. Can't go wrong with the brownie for dessert - it wasn't too sweet, which I appreciated. It was delectable. I'm so sad this restaurant isn't back home in the States. Thank you, Cora Pearl!!

We ate dinner there last night and really enjoyed it. Our server was a very sweet-natured young…read moreguy and we enjoyed talking to him. My husband ordered a pasta with mushrooms dish and he said it was very good, although the portion was small. I had the vegetarian lasagna - and not only was it really delicious, but it was also a very substantial serving. The interior was incredibly hot when we entered, so we took advantage of the good weather and sat at one of the outdoor tables.

Originally this deli style shop, started with a stall at the glorious Borough Market, but business…read morehas been good, and now theyve opened a shop in Pimlico, and it is beyond yummy, if you pop by at lunch time, you can have a pick of the freshest loveliest ingredients to have in your sandwich, what's more, they have tasting trays of all the delicious food they sell, it is a great way to get you purchasing not only a sandwich, but some home made sun dried tomatoes, to actually make your own gastronomic experience at home. Slightly expensive, the place has simple décor, and a great selection of wines. Its really close to the Pimlico Tube.