Short and simple review…read more.. Steak Sandwich - tender, perfectly cooked egg Scotch Egg - Nice and hot, seems reheated instead of truly fresh, probably made earlier in the day and reheated because the meat was drier on the outside and moist on the inside. but really good. Fish and Chips - corn meal batter, very moist, but fish had no flavor. GREAT service

Saturday morning in London. End of a long week. Beginning of a long trip home to NZ. Needed some…read morebreakfast. Found Muriel's...and was very glad I did! Snappy service. Funky surroundings. Delicious food! Reasonably priced (for London). Free wifi. Happy traveller. Will be back.

I've been a Honey & Co. fan every since they opened their first location on Warren St over a decade…read moreago. The latter, unfortunately, is now closed and this location is taking its place. And I'm still a fan! I had breakfast here and I was not disappointed. Since it was only me, I didn't go for the big breakfast spread, but I ordered a single egg dish instead. I chose the Sabich and I loved every single bite of it...and I used the pita bread to soak up the last remaining bits of tahin. While I do miss the tight and yet cozy squeeze of the original Warren Street location, this place is warm and welcoming and I will certainly be back for lunch and/or dinner soon.

Beautiful space that's buzzy yet intimate and welcoming. Friendly service that makes you feel cared…read morefor but not rushed. The food is good. But the dessert is great. I'd come back for the cheesecake.

I wanted this to be really good and it was good, but not great. It was just missing the extra oomph…read moreyou want from a tasting menu. The tuna carpaccio, octopus and ox cheeks were all very good, but about what you would expect for a tasting menu. They didn't exactly jump out. The creamy polenta and braised cabbage were actually surprising and quite good. The braised cabbage in particular was a surprise. I got a dirty martini with a pepper howling for a dry drink and I wasn't impressed. I probably should have ordered something else, but all the other cocktails sounded sweet.

I visited Assaf Granit's Paris restaurant Tekes last year and really liked it, so on a recent trip…read moreto London I convinced a group of coworkers to check out Coal Office. I tried: + Basilikum smash cocktail + Espresso martini + Kubalah + Manakish + Lion's gate pretzel + Labneh and tomato + Tahini & schug + Silan & za'atar + Harafim + Tarteri oto + Al hadvash - sea bass carpaccio + Krov cna'ani - braised cabbage + Orez Lavan - risotto with crispy artichoke + Chicken + Shishlik tamnon - Cornish octopus + Nablus gate salad + Bli nimos + bis baklava + Mango and chili sorbet + Sea salt caramel ice cream The highlights were the tahini & schug, orez lavan, octopus and caramel ice cream dessert. They also make a really fantastic espresso martini here. Overall an awesome meal!

Perfect lunch spot near the Natural History Museum, Kensington Gardens, Royal Albert Hall, Victoria…read more& Albert Museum! Highly recommend stopping in here for a fresh, nutritious, and reviving meal. As a tourist, this is exactly what I needed to eat after several days of junkier food. We ordered family style, sharing: - a grilled chicken platter that came with salad, rice, and some kind of delicious spinach based sauce - meat stuffed aubergine with couscous, a yogurt sauce, vegetables, and potato salad - cabbage, carrot, parsley salad - Greek salad - pita and hummus Everything was so good and felt so good to eat. The flavors and textures all complemented each other well. The stuffed aubergine was said to have tasted just like my husband's Armenian grandmother's home cooking. Owners were super lovely!

From the second we walked in, we felt like family. The food was delicious and the ambience and…read moreservice were excellent. It was near the end of the day, which meant that some items were not available. They offered great suggestions for us that we all enjoyed.

Gabriel's Warf is a buzzing energetic little alcove on the Southbank. Little shops, restaurants and…read morebars in a long circle shape with the middle filled with carved wood logs creating interesting shaped chairs. Studio Six is the perfect little café/bar/restaurant. I often come here in the summer with a couple of friends and drink copious amounts of wine and order delicious food such as handmade spinach and ricotta ravioli with a coarse tomato chilli and basil sauce rocket and fresh parmesan or homemade salmon fishcakes with mixed leaves and pickled beetroot. The exterior is all seating under a canopy. The seating to the left is for those who wish to drink and eat, where the seating to the right is for those who just wish to drink ad may order later. Inside is a seated restaurant area which is perfect for the winter time. Out the back of the restaurant is an enclosed outdoor section, perfect if you have children and you wish them to feel comfortable running around. Great little spot in the summer! Afterwards you can take a stroll down the Southbank and wander through the endless amount of outdoor activities!

This is one of the nicest meals I've had in YEARS! I had…read moresuperfood risotto made with butternut squash, kale and bulgur wheat. As a veggie it's SO dull to always have risotto but theirs was different (as made with quinoa and bulgur wheat) and just yum. I was using my fingers at the end to scoop up extra sauce! My boyfriend had steak pie which he reported was also yummy. AND they had raspberry kopparverg which is so hard to find. We sat in a little conservatory and felt so happy and sunny. The staff were really nice and the whole thing came to £30! When we left about 7 the place was packed so I really feel I've unearthed a secret gem!

The wait staff was knowledgeable and so friendly. The food was out of this world. I dislike the…read moreAmerican hummus in grocery stores but figured I would try it here and it was so amazing. The hummus was did not have a strong tahini flavor. It was delicate and amazing. The beetroot salad and dressing that comes on it was incredible. I filled up on so much hummus and salad I didn't have a lot of room for dinner. Which was so sad because the lamb & rice was just amazing. Five Stars!!!

This place is delicious. The best hummus I have ever had (and I eat a lot of hummus). Also…read morerecommned the apple ginger drink Everything was absolutely delicious and we would highly HIGHLY recommend. We will visit again during our London stay. Well worth it.

Nice restaurant inside actually was surprised. The food was very good and very reasonable. Got the…read moresampler for 1 $15 and a fatoush salad. The pita was fresh and homemade. Service was strange had 2 servers which got a little confusing.

It was a nice catch up with the friends was a bit hard to find but great food maybe that wasn't the…read morelast time

Sometimes you just want a Macchiato-a great pulled double espresso with a topping of perfectly…read morefoamed milk-- real milk with heart stopping creaminess that is more liked whipped cream. Sounds easy but of course it's not. Jak's does the magic trick and I think it's worth doing even though this is more than just a coffee shop. Next time I'll try the good. PS-cold, dreary day in London (10/7)-- fall is here.

The menu had several great choices and our entrees were delicious. Really liked the high end yet…read morefriendly service. Great place!