My husband hates seafood, but he liked the risotto and as long as I cleaned the appetizer prawns…read morefor him, he ate them. I had the octopus and he even like that., and of course, so did I. He went so far as to have the blue cheese ice cream and liked it. Good service, nice atmosphere, on the water and close to our hotel.

Love this hidden little spot right on the water at the St Katherine's marina. If you're in the mood…read morefor seafood this is the place to go. I went by myself on a Sunday buggy and was seated immediately. Got the octopus and french fries (or chips, i am a yank ya know). I'll be returning at some point to try the rest of the menu. Great spot for low key intimate conversation with your table

What a find. Located between Hither Green and Blackheath (so, strictly speaking in Lee I guess), is…read moreVilla Moura. I've always liked the look of the restaurant whenever I've ambled past, but I ventured there for the first time last night with a bunch of Hither Green-based mates (we have decided to start exploring local eateries once a month). Well, the restaurant was packed, the service was cheery and cheeky and the food was blimmin' delicious. The menus are immense leather-bound pages of proud splendour, with one of our group comparing them to Michael Aspel's 'This Is Your Life' books. Fish is what they do best, and my do they do it well. I had fisherman's soup to start - a broth packed with so much flavour along with juicy prawns, succulent squid and perfectly-prepared mussels. For my main I chose the rather exquisitely-named Neptune Symphony fish platter. Oh my - the tastiest plate of seafood I have ever had the pleasure of eating, along with a creamy Dry Martini & Orange sauce. There was salmon, there was monkfish, and more prawns (soooo sweet) and mussels. TASTY. I didn't have dessert (I went for Cointreau...yeah, it was a bit like that) but the spoonfuls of others' I managed to nab were divine. OK, this restaurant isn't cheap, and along with the copious amounts of 'Green Wine' (a Portuguese favourite) we mananged to quaff, it came to just over £40 a head. I have begrudgingly withheld the extra star for this, plus the fact that our mains arrived about an hour after our starters. But, you know what, we spent a rollicking good few hours in there, it was packed, we were well looked after and I'd go back in an instant. And, if the cost is an issue, they do set menus as well.

This fish restaurant has a great atmosphere. The waiting staff are really friendly and on the night…read morewe went seemed to have loads of energy. Portions are very large and starters could easily be a main course anywhere else. Expect to leave full. That said, it is all very tasty and very well cooked. Parking could be an issue near the restaurant as the majority is residents only but there is some on the side street that the restaurant is on the corner of.

I heard this wasn't traditional fish and chips, but I thought it tasted pretty okay(see photo)…read more I didn't love that the fish was fried with the skin on, but the fish and chips and a diet coke did the trick to fight my hunger and fend off the disappointment that my trip to Greenwich didn't include enough time to straddle the international date line.

Superb family run restaurant in Greenwich village. I think this restaurant is a hidden gem. Visited…read moreit last weekend after strolling around Greenwich. The restaurant has an immense menu filled with all different types of fish dishes. I tried the maryland fish cakes and loved them. My friends finished their plates which had classic British cod and chips. The portion sizes are huge here so don't over order and definitely save your appetite if you intend to visit here. I would definitely visit this place again as it would beat any chain restaurant on quality and enjoyment of a classic restaurant experience.

We had been wanting to try Burger & Lobster for quite some time as we always seem to see them…read morethroughout the city. We finally tried it while in Canary Wharf. They managed to have seating available without a booking. The waitstaff quickly took our order and brought our drinks. The food was fresh and reasonably priced. I would return but interested to see if other locations are different.

Very good place for family and friends. Service not bad but not a professional as well. Food is…read moregood, burgers and lobster are tasty. A bit dark inside but it's alright, probably should be like this as a style. This branch of Burger and Lobsters one is the best in area. Come and try it yourself as well.

My mom and I dined at Seabird during our trip to London. We were staying at the Hoxton Hotel where…read morethe restaurant is located, so this was a convenient dinner option for us. We shared three dishes and my mom ordered a salad. We were only moderately hungry, so the portion sizes were perfect for us. The shrimp and scallops were delicious. We shared one other dish that I can't recall the name of, but it also was delicious. We also enjoyed the service here. Our server was attentive although busy. He even took the time to listen to details of our trip and gave recommendations. I would recommend this spot especially if you're staying at The Hoxton or nearby in the Southwark area. Great food, and drinks with a nice view of London from the outside rooftop area.

We had a thoroughly enjoyable evening at Seabird. We were…read morethere two days after Christmas and the restaurant was very quiet, we were seated by the window with a lovely view of the Shard and its ever changing lights. Service from the two young men was friendly and efficient. We shared the afternoon sea and it was delicious, they were out of mussels but substituted some large smoked clams that were a real treat. We topped it off with some very quaffable English bubbly. All in all a very nice evening.

My wife and I chose this place for our last dinner in London before heading back home to DFW. I had…read moreread about this restaurant in some top 10 lists for foodies visiting London and was dying to check it out. First, it's not in the busy part of London where you would expect a restaurant of this caliber to be but rather it is in a very blue-collar neighborhood on the south side of London. It is a VERY cozy place with only seven tables but that is how they keep the quality and experience so great. The decor is as if you are on an old fishing ship. Reservations are highly recommended but we got there right when they opened (7pm) and thankfully they let us have a table. After being seated the hostess showed us the days specials and they ranged from fantastic scallops to lobster with every choice as good as the last. My wife and I chose the Chef's Choice 8 course dinner. The dinner comprised of a delicious sardine sandwich followed by a fillet of night perch which was then followed by lobster that melted in your mouth. Then we had a pallet cleanser of a light peach sorbet with a shot of vodka poured over it. The meal resumed with a grilled piece of pork belly (I got the "meat" choice) while my wife had a grilled hallibut (she got the "fish" choice). The next course was a warmed cheese (I believe it was gruyere) in pastry accompanied by a small mixed green salad with aged balsamic. The dessert courses were a delicious crepe with creme bruille filling and the end course was a pear puree along with a chocolate pudding with a hint of mint. We loved this place even though the name sort of threw us off at first. When you hear "The Lobster Pot" I imagine a bunch of seniors getting off a day-tour bus to a casino at a truck stop or something but this experience was far from what I first imagined. I would highly recommend spending some of your tourist dollars here at this restaurant.

Don't arrive early or you'll be sorrier than a cracked crustacean's claw. Kitsch sticky menus…read moreneeded a bit of explanation and if the menus change regularly (no oysters , but I'd rather they'd be off the menu than off in my stomach) then perhaps daily printed menus would work. A delightfully decorative place complete with seagulls singing sea shanty classics on loop. Terrified but glorious goldfish adorning the cabin window walls, really every maritime detail had been thought of, even staff in cabin costumes, it was as cheesy as the lobster Thermidor. So fun. I loved being bibbed up too, I like knowing things are gonna get messy. The Meli, a melee of seafood; half lobster, sea bass, spicy grilled perch, razor clam (touch over done), squid kebab (could've been flavoured more) but all in a sea of buttery champagne and avruga sauce. No tide could hold me back from wanting to lick my plate or use this as a moisturiser, oh my golly so delicious. It came served with enough perfectly cooked veg that my mother would approve of too. Soft butter, less surprise from the proprietor at our arrival and this place would have had a perfect score. Overall our waitress was lovely and the food was really darn good.

High quality Japanese food in a nice environment. I came for weekday lunch and got the premium set…read moremenu (48 GBP). The first course was some spinach leaves in a sweet sauce and it was actually better than expected. It then came with 3 pieces of sashimi which I could tell were very fresh and melted in my mouth. There was also a tiny container of tuna tartare. Lastly, for my choice of protein, I went with the black cod, which was a nice soft consistency and cooked well. The sauce on the side also added some nice sweet flavor to complement the fish. While the food was good, I do feel that 48 GBP is slightly on the high side considering the small portion sizes. The interior of the restaurant has some elegant and classy decor. That's probably why so many people come for business lunches here (plus the location). The staff are average friendliness, although the service speed was kind of slow. It was also weird that they for some reason couldn't find our reservation in their system but we were still able to get a table nonetheless. Overall, I think ROKA is a very choice choice if you are looking for a fancier Japanese meal than your typical sushi restaurant.

Below average taste but expensive pan Asian faire. Mostly you're paying for a vibe here because the…read morefood itself isn't good and definitely not authentic. Roka is basically a typical faux luxury establishment of the type that has been popularized over the years in areas of low culture and/or regions where a particular cusine doesn't really exist. You know the type: pictures of beautiful people and food, tasteful font for the establishment, and a quick look at the about section of the restaurant reveals it's place as part of group founded by a bunch of executives; it's not so much a restaurant as it is an exercise in corporate branding. When you visit, you'll notice that the clientel reflects that branding design as well. Everyone here looks like they're part of a vertical strategy that includes the workers at the firm itself, the final spot on a flow chart diagram where the staff themsleves are the primary customer for the product and then a line arches back to the beginning of the flow to further inform strategic planning for more pan something restaurants. The name of this group could be called Ouroboros but that might be a little on the nose. Most izakayas on Planet Earth have better food that what you'll get here and for far less money. This said, you won't get to enjoy a space filled with the finance crowd who are all tastefully lit to ensure their Instagram selfies look good enough for them to tag themselves with the establishment. Service is slow and aloof. Skip it.

Loved our dinner here. Beautiful interior, friendly attentive service and luscious, healthy food…read more Influences include Spain, Ecuador and Argentina. We hope to return during our ten remaining days in London!

If I could give 8 stars, I am not sure it Would be…read moresufficient! Every last element of our dining experience was perfection!! We sat outside in an exquisite tiny courtyard that was super private from the crowds on the street. Lush green plants were all around us. We ordered tiger prawns and salmon salad that were unlike any food we have ever eaten. (Horseradish dipped shrimp over thinly sliced salmon---can't even describe the bursts of flavor!!!). Then we asked the waiter about his favorite pizza//// and he told us about the homemade pesto///yes please!!! We soaked up the sunshine and savored our food and I can't remember a better dining experience in my Lifetime. As the sweet girl held the door for Me on the way out I restrained myself from Giving her a huge hug----no Kidding---it was that amaaaazing!! I would fly back to London for this place alone. It is a can't miss experience!!!

Located in a beautiful structure on Canary Wharf up the escalator from the Elizabeth Line tube…read morestation. This place replicates a west Texas BBQ restaurant. They even blast country music over the speakers in this decked out wooden interior. I ordered a brisket sandwich that also had sausage. I wasn't going to expect much from a BBQ restaurant in London, but they impressed me. The brisket was juicy and full of a rich smoky flavor. How did they do this way out here?? The sausage was also juicy and had a delightful flavor. If I didn't know any better, this tasted just as good as a BBQ brisket sandwich back in the US. The sandwich came with a pickle spear and some coleslaw. There was a generous amount of brisket on the sandwich, where some US restaurants only give you two slices of brisket and call it good. I was stuffed with just this sandwich, and didn't need any sides.

Came here for a late lunch and enjoyed two burgers. The surf and turf burger was tasty and unique…read moresince it had shrimp with it. We also got a regular burger with bacon and cheese and was really tasty with the sauce they used. Our server Domingo was attentive and kind without being overly aggressive. He seemed to always check on us at the right time. The restaurant setting makes me feel like I'm in Texas but with the benefits of a nice view of the river. I'd say this is a fun place to come with a group of friends and take advantage of their specials.