Lovely place, delicious food. The staff was welcoming even without a "booking". My mother and…read moresister shared a 14 oz lomo. We added broccoli, fries and chimichurri sauce. All cooked perfectly. I recommend the banofee pie for dessert. It was just sweet enough- so yummy. We had the house Malbec with dinner.

Was in London for business and a colleague and I stopped in for dinner. What a great idea!! The…read morefood was amazing especially the chorizo appetizer which our server, Vanessa recommended. My ribeye steak was cooked to perfection and the manager and bartender made me a couple of awesome Kentucky Mules (they have Woodford Reserve Bourbon) which was much appreciated! Now the service - Nothing short of amazing. From the manager to the bus boy and most notably our server, Vanessa. She was GREAT! Made our night and many thanks to her for putting up with us. Great restaurant - Highly recommended!!

Their steaks never fail to hit the spot! The appetizers and sides are perfectly selected to…read morecomplement the exquisite Argentinian meat that they serve. And on top of all of that, Gaucho has the most outstanding selection of Argentinian wine that only makes the experience simply perfect. The staff is always friendly, and being perfectly located on the Thames just makes the experience out of this world!

Wonderful steak restaurant. Great location next to the river…read more 6 of us went for lunch, and had the lunch menu. Between us we tried virtually everything on the menu. Presentation was excellent and service was attentive. My ceviche appetizer was nice, with a spicy kick, main course of steak and fries was great, and desert of tarte tatin helped me exceed my calorie quota for the day. Would absolutely come back and can see how this would be great in summer to hang out outside.

Arrives and the restaurant was really airy and well laid out. The food and wine came quickly and…read moreperfect. The steak was exactly how I'd asked for it, rare and the wine went perfectly. The peppercorn sauce was yummmmmmmy with lots of flavour and my dinner companion loved it too. It was her birthday so I went to settle the bill sneakily and the friendly staff informed that I should have told them in advance and they would have offered something on the house and brought candled desert etc. Very nice and would totally go back to get my steak hit! :)

Have regular monthly lunches here with my oldest friend, who lives just round the corner…read more The steaks are reliably full-flavoured and juicy in the Argentine manner, served with fries or salad. I'd add a special recommend for their bread and delicious marinated olives as choice for a starter. As for wine, they have a good selection of Malbecs. It would be perverse to drink anything else with Argentine steak, but other options are available. Service is friendly and efficient and the place has an overall very comfortable feel even though it's quite a big, high-ceilinged room. Overall pricing is pretty reasonable for the quality. Don't forget to have coffee, that's excellent too.

So after waiting 20 minutes for a 'reserved' table, watching a completely chaotic front-of-house…read moretry to deal with three couples arriving simultaneously, next to the door which didn't quite close properly - creating a howling, icy-cold gale which encircled the small, packed restaurant. I really wasn't expecting much. However, after cunningly choosing the only table in the place which wasn't in the breeze, we had superb, ninja-like service from our waiter who brought two excellent steaks, perfectly cooked coupled with a superb Argentine Malbec. The 4-star rating shows how good the food was, even to forget the rather rocky outset.

not good for groups but the food is top-notch. service is good, wine is good and they actually do…read morequite a good Chicken in case you're not a steak person

What a cute little neighbourhood place which does not get as much footfall as it deserves in my…read moreopinion! The staff is all South American and super friendly...the menu is a nice cross section of grills, stews, starters, burgers and salads and although it has been a while since I last visited this place, I fondly recall their steak, moqueca, starters etc...can't wait to go check out their ceviches as well at some point! I got chatting with the staff and heard about this killer spicy sauce that can send the most seasoned of spice lovers into a tizzy and I had a go - they're not messing around, it's seriously spicy and I loved it! Would love to go back there at some point :)

Went here last night, the staff were really friendly & attentive…read more We had some olives & cheese, and Fried coxinha to start the potato filling was delicious. I had a rib eye steak & my boyfriend had the chicken. The steak was really tasty & cooked well. The house Red was pretty good too!! Overall really enjoyed the meal. Hope to see this place get busy very soon!!

Came across this Restaurant after visiting Olympia with two colleague's…read more The food and service was excellent... Granted there was a slight language barrier with one of the waitresses but the other one on duty was excellent and both where more than capable. The Food and complementary starter where really nice. Would definitely visit again.

Not bad, but not great either. This restaurant specialises in steak dishes, you can choose between…read morethree sizes for your steak and six ways how it should be cooked (from very rare to well-done, aka dead). The meat quality is better than average - but the steaks are not cheap. I paid £20.95 for a 300g (10.6 ounces) sirloin steak with a baked potato. A sauce (peppercorn, mushroom, cheese etc) costs extra. Salad costs extra, too, but you'll have access to a salad buffet. The steak was very well prepared, though I'd suggest that if you want medium rare, you'd order rare, medium rare if you want medium, and so on. The beer selection is not great. Fosters (Yuck!) is the "cheapest" on tap, 4.95 for a pint. The slightly better Heineken will cost you 5.25. All other beers are 330cl and bottled only. There's a wine selection, of course. The decor is a wee bit shabby, the furniture has seen better days. The waitress was efficient and friendly, but the owner, a middle aged grumpster, was hovering about without a word to any of the customers. Very unpleasant. Upon your visit you'll be given a voucher for 50% off your next steak dinner, starter and 1 side (like the baked potato) included. With that discount it is a good deal, without the voucher, it's .... London. Would go there again with the voucher.

Glass Dome Restaurant does remarkably good steak with nice chunky chips. Order with red wine jus…read moreand you are in for a little treat. For a few months now, I am crossing Putney Bridge every day. And usually, you always see the same posters of the same restaurants. However, one day last week, I read a new name that I never noticed before: Glass Dome. When I was spontaneously looking for a dining place in the area, I remembered the name and looked the location up. As it was just a few minutes' walk away, I decided to check it out. When I arrived, Glass Dome Restaurant looked quite empty. It was only later that I realised, that this place is bigger than you think at first when you enter. Later on, I became mildly irritated, when suddenly live music was played behind my back. Not a bad surprise though. Shortly after I got my glass of wine, the very friendly waiter brought me two toasted, crispy slices of bread with some chutney. I was not sure about the chutney at first, but then I quite enjoyed it - a nice combination of flavours together with the bread. For starters, I ordered a deep fried brie with a strawberry and mango chutney. To be honest, I think the mango worked really well with the salad, but I am not sure if I should approve brie with mango and strawberry... Moving on, a nice big fillet steak made from Argentine beef arrived. It was flavoursome, juicy and simply delicious. I had it with red wine jus and big chunks of potato that they call rough chips. They were nice and crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. While the steak was great on its own and did not desperately need the sauce, the red wine jus went down really well with these potato chunks. The chocolate mousse sounded like a great option for dessert. And it was a good choice, rich in chocolate, but the texture did not feel right, it was not as smooth as I like a chocolate mousse. But that's just my personal taste, and better wrong texture and great flavours than the other way round. Overall, I was pretty impressed with my dinner at the Glass Dome Restaurant. Good to know where to find a tasty steak in this part of London!

We stopped on our way driving through Oxford. We were hungry and looked on yelp and were so pleased…read moreto find this lovely pub. Wonderful ambience and food. Steak was delicious! Great service. And we had a really good chocolate dessert.

A great steakhouse without needing the qualifier in Oxford. I went with my son and had a fantastic…read moresharing steak, comparable to Hawksmoor or a top-US steakhouse. Outside of the pedestrian menu options, they give you a menu of the day's beef, an assortment of sharing rib eyes, porterhouses and chateaubriands, with the size and recommended number of people very clear. Our ribeye (cote de beouf) was incredible, cooked perfectly as ordered with a great char. Nice wine list with good options by the glass, 500 ML carafe or bottle. The only downside was a very, very limited number of starter options. Also nice to get out of the tourist area but stilll only a 10 min walk from the city centre. Hope to get back to Oxford again for another visit.