Lovely Vibe, friendly Staff, and unbelievably accessible literally over the road from the tube…read morestation. Food was delicious and loved the aray of cocktails!

From the owner: God's Garden is London's newest winter garden, located in the stunning grounds of the Grade I…read moreListed One Marylebone Church. The concept offers Londoners a heated hideout to unwind in over after-work drinks, as well as highly-entertaining, high-energy all-day weekend activations. For private hire's & large group bookings please contact bookings@godsgardenldn.com

Great ambience for a late night drink, did not eat the food but would…read moreHave loved to try it.

The food was delicious, the service was amazing, and the ambience was delightful. So glad I made…read morethis stop for lunch!

Sophia was awesome fave us incredible wine recommendations and brought a great energy. This bar is…read morea must go to for any local or tourist. The wine selection is amazing and has a wide variety.

The food was delicious, staff was so kind/ helpful, ambience was phenomenal, and wine selection was…read moreabsolutely beyond!! If you're a local I'd make this a regular spot, and if you're a tourist you definitely need to make a visit!!

Such a great neighborhood type of place. Great wines good food and really good value. Love this…read moreplace Waitstaff were awesome. Just what I would expect from them and made us feel really welcome Thank you!!!

Great wine bar when you're looking for much more than a pub. Nice range of all organic wines…read more Friendly smart and attentive service. Nice lite menu accompany the wine. I had the taglialini with sausage ragu which was taste. The olives were a nice simple starter.

The wait staff were extremely knowledgeable about both the menu and the wine list and recommended a…read moredelicious wine that perfectly complemented my main course. An all around excellent experience! Go here soon, your tastebuds will thank you.

Absolutely worth a visit. The lunch menu (3 courses for £22) is a steal for the quality. Wine menu…read morehas a lot of bizarrely cheap options for an upscale wine bar. I got a £5 glass of vinho verde and loved it. The set lunch menu changes every day so it's always a little bit of a gamble. I ended up with one that I liked quite a bit. First course was a salt hake salad, which I thought was lovely even though I would say the greens were a bit overdressed. Second course was a hanger steak with beets and horseradish. Absolutely zero complaints on this dish. Steak was cooked to perfection and the horseradish on the side was the perfect complement. Third course was a lemon and almond cake with yoghurt sorbet. Sorbet could have been a bit creamier but the cake was to die for. Portions were perfect. Service was a tad slow. I sat with an empty wine glass for most of my second course. However, service was very nice and pleasant without being pretentious. The vibe on the inside was much more rustic than I was expecting in the most charming way possible. It didn't have the hyper modernism of most NY wine bars. It felt more like a very upscale pub than a cold, sterile wine bar. All in all, added to my very slim "revisit worthy" list.

Thank you, Yelp app and fellow Yelpers for directing me to this little tapas restaurant on…read moreEversholt Street. It's a little unassuming family run restaurant but with serious intent from the kitchen. I was offered a table in the main dining room or the garden when I walked in - as we are in the middle of 'Wimbledon week showers', I chose to dine indoors. The menu was written in impressively authentic sounding terms but closer inspection revealed some fusion going on - lemongrass, tumeric and enoki mushrooms being amongst the ingredients on show. I'm up for a bit of fusion as long as it doesn't end in con-fusion! Having confirmed that I was hungry, the helpful waiter suggested getting 3 dishes. I couldn't help myself and went for the fusion sounding dishes. Panceta con cidra was pork belly, rolled and marinated with garlic, black pepper and dill, braised in Asturian cider. I zoom in pork belly whenever I see it and this version has been slowly cooked to melting tenderness with the dill coming through strongly - it didn't need the wedge of lemon which came with it and I enjoyed it as it arrived. Pollo a la plancha del Parador were a pair of chicken thighs marinated in lemon grass, turmeric, garlic & coriander and cooked on the plancha (grill). I prefer dark meat as it remains moist and the oriental kick wasn't too overwhelming. When the waiter said the Higadillos Salteados (chicken livers with Iberico Jamon, enoki mushrooms, shallots, black pepper and butter) would be served pink inside, I smiled - nice to see a restaurant willing to serve food as it should be cooked and not pander to squeamish guests. These were a delight and to get some Iberico ham from acorn-fed pigs was a bonus. This is tapas of the highest order, given a little twist. A little Yelp gem which deserves its high star rating.

This is a really pretty and quaint, family run Spanish Restaurant... I grant this place 5 stars due…read moreto its divine food and admorible hospitality. Situated on quite a quiet street, it is well worth taking a visit. With a choice of over 40 tapas, all very well priced and utterly delicious. Your choice of dish will flirt wildly with all senses and deliver all promises. I am always very happy to find a restaurant which has a diverse yet experienced selection of fish. El Parador specialises in scallops, Halibut, and crab... although they were many others still left to be tried. The interior Decor, to me seemed rather french with little white table clothes and a smart yet gentle ambience. The wine list was impressive to say the least, with over 30 bottles of wine, in the price range of £13-30, with over 15 available by glass. The lunchtime menu has a special offer of 3 tapas for the price of two.

Burger was well prepared. Mushroom Pasta was quite tasty. Nice to have a choice of small and…read moreregular size pasta portions. Friendly and efficient servers. Very European atmosphere was very enjoyable. Perfect evening in a perfect location.

Fun! A wonderful staff and don't miss the delicious dark sourdough bread. The desserts were quite…read moreexceptional. Ask about the nearly private chefs table in the basement. In the current Covid times, the table for our 7 top was practically our own private room. Entrees were good, well seasoned but nothing exceptional.

I came in here quite reluctantly after being told a firm No at Hoppers. However I was pleasantly…read moreblown away by the seamless friendly service, the wonderful cocktail I ordered based on the recommendation by Iona ( our Romanian hostess) absolutely hit a spot - made with Vodka and Lychee Syrup. We ordered a meat plate and a cheese plate which were good not great. My colleagues enjoyed their Gnocchi starter and the Steak and Pork Belly entree. I ordered the vegetarian entree of a roasted cauliflower entree - it was properly caramelized and the Tatziki was a really nice foil to it - I didn't miss the meat Definitely an unexpectedly good meal that I would be happy to repeat in King's Cross!

We were skeptical to dine in a restaurant by a major train station because it'll always be bad…read morequality pricy things for people that don't have a lot of time for catching trains. But it was surprisingly good although it's not the cheapest restaurant out there. The steak is flavorful and cooked to our liking. Along with the chips, it's a very satisfying meal. Pork belly is very fatty but the skin is crunchy and it's very lovely. I didn't want the sweet potato mash that comes with it and they were happy to supplement it with a side from another dish. We got put at the table upstairs and the lighting is a bit weird but the restaurant has a cozy ambiance.

Late February 2011 only stumbled across this place because had spent a fair bit of time looking for…read moreDavy's wine bar which was by all accounts supposed to be either at Euston Tower Podium or 283 Euston Road. Couldn't find Davy's but noticed Zone One and went in. It was mid week after work and the first impression was a quiet place, quite nicely furbished and well furnished. There was a standard list of wines, went for a bottle of the simplest sauvignon blanc and wasn't disappointed, also it seemed to me to be very reasonably priced in relation to some of the surrounding pubs and restaurants. Ordered at the bar and the bottle was brought to the table with an ice bucket. I give it 4 rather than 5 because was not there long enough to fully check it out and also, despite asking and being told to sit anywhere, the person who served us did later on come back and apologise that we had managed to select an area that was booked. They helped us move our drinks and nibbles to another set of seats of our choice so all was fine. Found the place to be welcoming with just the right ambiance to sit and have a quiet chat over a few glasses of wine. Would highly recommend it for anyone who wants to relax after a long day but doesn't quite want the hustle and bustle of a pub.