The food is a bit overpriced for what it is, and maybe somewhat bland (which is possibly quite…read moretypical of Hungarian cuisine- I have no idea), but otherwise the ambiance was pleasant. I had the pea soup (which is not the fanciest thing on the menu.) The waiter (who is also one of the proprietors it seems?) actually talked my friend out of ordering an extra main dish, on the basis that the main dish he ordered would be big enough to satisfy. And it turned out to be true... However, if this business does badly on a purely financial level, you will know why! A good place to have a chat with a friend, or for a first date. Nothing seems to last very long in this location, so check it out before it disappears.

I feel bad putting down such a local independent business, and the organic ethos is fantastic…read more We came as a party of two on an early Friday evening. I had called and booked a table, which wasn't necessary at 7pm, but by the time we left at 9pm the place was quite full. The service started quick, but after we finished we struggled for around 45 minutes to get the bill. Luckily we had a lot to talk about. We ordered some herbal teas, a soup each to start, and for the main course we shared a pickled cucumber salad, potatoes and the Hungarian stew. The food, at least for my part, was quite disappointing. The £6 vegetable soup, was just (seemingly frozen) peas and carrots in a vegetable broth. My friend seemed to enjoy her chicken soup, so we were doing ok until the main arrived. The potatoes were actually great! But I couldn't stomach much of the cucumber salad, another pricey choice at around £4 for pickled cucumber and a tablespoon of yogurt. What really got me, was the Hungarian stew. I'm a vegetarian, so when our waiter asked if we wanted the additional sausage topping, we said 'no,' naturally. Despite this, the dish came with sausage. By this time, restaurant had become busier, our waiter didn't return to ask how our meal was and we couldn't get his attention. When it came to finally receiving the bill, we told him about the issue, but he disputed. He told us we did order it, though he 'thought it was strange' we didn't eat any of it, and so proceeded to charge us for it. He even made a comment like 'if you had told me you didn't want it, I wouldn't eaten it,' what?! That's a pretty strange thing to say. It's a massive shame, as I'd seen this place around for a while and I really wanted to like it. I still love the shop-restaurant setup and the picnic themed tables and plants. I can really get behind the lifestyle they're representing, but I don't think I'd ever go back, unless it's just for the potatoes.

Great spot over the road from the Indian embassy. Food, service, and glass-and-brass styling is…read moreredolent of mittel Europa. Tableware includes an impressive amount of actual silver. If there is a rice pudding on the dessert menu, get it - I had one with rhubarb, and it was absolutely stellar. There is a sandwich /lunch bar in addition to the main restaurant, which I think leans heavily on sausages, schnitzels and sandwiches, which is no bad thing ( although I haven't tried it).

Old school London at its finest. Gorgeous dining room and the service is impeccable. Go with the…read morespecials ( we did French white asparagus) and / or any of the steaks. The ribeye was tender and full of flavor. Love the side sauce. It's a thin cut so order accordingly. Pair with frites. Yum! And ask your waiter for a wine pairing. They know their vino. Enjoy!

Went here by recommendation for good authentic Serbian food. Dishes seem to satisfy my flatmate who…read morecame from Serbia, and had this place recommended by their Croatian colleague. It was a hefty meal and the meat was tender and succulent. Service was very prompt and people were nice. There's a small place where you can smoke and vape that is also roofed and pleasant. Only qualms is the chairs are quite dirty. Otherwise, it is quiet in the afternoon.

A hole in the wall with great food. Casual, relaxed. Great service. We had five in our party -…read moreeveryone got something different and all meals were really good. Not air conditioned so can get steamy on a hot day; minimal outdoor seating, but it does exist.

This place needs a recent review. Woah. The kitchen turns out some brilliant dishes. The place…read moreis very unassuming but I would recco the chefs table so you watch all the action. The chef was very in charge and running a great kitchen. Good wines by the glass too. I like this place and would love to bring a group back here !

What a pleasantly delicious find in Soho! We didn't have reservations but we're lucky enough to…read moresnag seats at the kitchen bar. Staff are friendly and helpful. We ordered (and thoroughly enjoyed) the prawns, fried baby squid and trout.

Delicious spot for a glass of champagne and caviar. My…read morefriend and I come at least once a week to eat caviar and blini's and rejoice in the delicious delights. Tastes like childhood.

Stellar. Simply stellar. A delicious take on ( largely) Polish food; a lovely dining space (…read morealthough tbh the seating arrangements for tables for two could be better). Staff are both delightful and attentive. The menu changes with fair regularity, but the 'go to' mainstays of Polish cuisine are all there, for example pierogi. You'd be a fool to miss out on the vodka, especially the flavoured variations done in house ( you'll walk past vats of it as you go through the bar). If your picture of Polish food is centred solely around lumpy plates of cabbage, pork, potato, and beetroot, you may be disappointed; all these ingredients definitely feature, but everything is presented in a classy , eminently presentable, and indeed refined manner, bringing in all the "Modern European" artistry you might expect from a London restaurant with a well known chef. To top it all off, it's very reasonably priced - think £50/head to have a couple of courses and drinks in the evening. In short, don't come- I want this place all to myself, although I fear the loyal regulars will frustrate my aim.

Ok as the first person to register this hotel restaurant in the heart of Park Lane, I would like to…read moresay foremost that the food here was adequate enough to go by but don't be fooled with he copious offering for lots of steak and salad as specified on the Amazon Local offer. This venue is typical of a 3/4* hotel restaurant - its decor seems very impressive once you go inside with a large lobby and waiting area with spacious places to sit in the restaurant which occupies half the ground space. It is a large, bright and airy room with a large buffet down the length of one side. The decor is intended to replicate a New York deli with stained glass panels and old photographs on the wall. Today it was very quiet with only about three tables on a Sunday so if this is as busy as it gets its very very quiet so it may not perhaps be popular. There are lots of random cricket statues pulling silly faces and USA celebrity photos with the odd flowers on tables but how it represents an American Deli restaurant beats me as it was deserted and quiet, with virtually no atmosphere. The set table menu was rather limited in choice rather very disappointingly in fact as I expected more choice from the advertising photos on Amazon website. As far as the choice, you only get 3 for each, with a limited choice for the starters, I went for the beef and mushroom pie which was nicely presented and tasted okay, cold but plausible. For the main course it was the most disappointing in choice, I think the best one was the beef steak with chips and even then you had to pay an extra 5 pounds, so an extra marketing catch from the initial 20 pounds we paid. Other than that, the portion didn't justify the cost but the steak was cooked well but nothing to shout about with the chips being the same. The beer we had was reasonable, nothing to really say about that. The choice of desserts was pretty poor aswell, I opted for the banoffee pie pudding with a generous dollop of vanilla ice cream this was very nice and rich in flavour, and was probably the best part of the dish. The staff here were very attentive and helpful but that's because there were only 3 tables with the rest empty and they seem to keep themselves busy. All in all, a nice decor hotel restaurant let down with deceiving offers and very limited set menus and hit and miss food.

I had afternoon tea here. Location is a bit odd, since it sits inside a hotel. I was expecting…read moreviews towards the park, but they were towards the road. When we arrived, only a couple of tables were seated and the atmosphere was overall pretty dull. We ordered and the tea and sandwiches came quick. Scones seemed microwaved, nothing seemed fresh or made to order. There's plenty of other afternoon places to go to in the area instead.

My husband and I had a great time at Kitchen Table! We started small apps in the lounge and then…read moremoved to the kitchen/chef's table for dinner and ended the night back in the lounge for the remaining dessert bites. We added a non-alcoholic beverage pairing and opted out of the supplemental dishes. For the most part the drinks were paired so well with all the dishes except there was one green drink that was Extremely bitter. It was NOT drinkable :( Similarly, the majority of the dinner courses were great as well except one of the sashimi bites at the beginning - way too fishy. My favorites included the bread and dessert courses! Apart from food, the service was really attentive which I always appreciate. I remember accidentally spilling something on myself and there was a server instantly ready to offer me a moist towel so that it didn't stain!

I have no idea what the standards for paying 650dollars for a meal. But i can compare the quality…read moreof the food to the similar private dine in experience i had in japan and it is not worth it. The service is fantastic and each one of the employees quite artful in their service manner. But the food is such a mediocre. It was just an eclectic wonderful idea that some fit and some didn't. I definitely think they need a separate dessert and patisserie chef because I literally rejected most of the desserts after a bite. The ambiance is fantastic. I have been to similar ambiance and eclectic restaurant with michelin stars in japan and it was worth paying about 400 dollars but this place has 2 michelin stars and definitely not worth it.

The food was really tasty, service very quick and the restaurant was very busy. We got seated…read moreinstantly and within minutes of ordering received our food. I would definitely go again.

I felt I was transported to Austria. The grilled goat cheese lentils was amazing. Lentils were…read morepacked with flavor and the cheese was the perfect creamy ness. The schnitzel was crispy and lemony... I would give this place a 4 but an incident occurred.....a wine glass shattered into my food and it was accident by the server but the food was still in front of me with glass in it. (I think they thought I was gonna keep eating) As we finished our schnitzel we were ready to pack it to go and then we were given the news it had been put in the trash. Soo I'd just proceed with caution at this place but maybe it was a one off honestly would go again had a laugh and food and wine were very yummy.