The food here was fresh and delicious- no complaints there. I had some salmon and eggs, served with…read morea nice little salad with burrata, and fresh bread. No complaints there! Sort of a mid-sized place with plenty of seating and a bar if that's what you want in the morning. Service was a tad bit lacking- I tried to flag down our server multiple times to no avail. It took nearly 25 minutes to get ahold of our bill and our food took some waiting. If you have time

Granger is a super relaxed vibe - visiting London I had to make a stop. Impeccable dining room and…read moreexcellent service by the well trained group. Picking from the menu is a challenge - but i opted for the Sweetcorn fritters with delicious condiments and avocado. A very good Flat White rounded things out. My colleague went for the salmon eggs and rosti. It all looked great. Well worth the short ride over to Notting Hill and a walk down Portobello Rd after with the street market was a great way to wrap up the morning before heading to Heathrow and the flight back to the USA. Be back soon I hope!

Honestly, after The Ledbury got its third star, I was a little worried it might get too "precious"…read moreor stiff. I've been to enough 3-star spots in London where the food looks like a science experiment but tastes like nothing. Thankfully, Brett Graham is still keeping it real. The plating is genuinely stunning--the kind of art where you actually want to stop and take a photo--but the best part is that it's actually delicious. It's food you genuinely enjoy eating, not just something you admire for the technique. The pigeon courses were the absolute standout for me. They serve it in stages, which I loved. You get this perfectly glazed breast that is so tender it's basically like butter, followed by a little "snack" of the leg that has this incredible deep, smoky flavor. It's rare to find a place that treats game with that much respect without overcomplicating it. If you're on the fence, definitely go for the wine pairing. The Sommelier was a total legend--super approachable, no snobbery, and clearly obsessed with what's in the cellar. The pairings were exceptional and honestly made the meal for me. They aren't just pouring the standard labels; they're finding really interesting stuff that makes the earthy notes in the pigeon pop. Price-wise, it's a 3-star Michelin in Notting Hill, so it's going to be a hit to the wallet. It's on par with the other big names in the city, but it felt worth every penny for a special night out. The service is polished, but they don't make you feel like you're sitting in a library--you can actually have a laugh and enjoy yourself. Easily one of the best dining experiences I've had in London. Period. Elite Tip: If they have the signature mushroom tartlet on the menu when you go, don't even think about it--just eat it.

What a great Michelin star experience. I have been to almost 20 in the last year since that has…read morebeen one of my goal goals to hit the top 100 restaurants in the world. Not only was the food, amazing, atmosphere, gorgeous, but the service was funny, entertaining, expressive, and personal. It wasn't stuffy like some of the restaurants we have been to. There was actual fun conversation back-and-forth. I appreciated that so much. I love London, I will definitely be back. Thank you for a wonderful experience.

I tasted the best nougat I've had in my life here. Maybe this is what nougat is suppose to taste…read morelike. I could write pages about it. The restaurant size is intimate and cosy, proper for a date ot lunch meeting. The service was very attentive and welcoming wich always makes a good impression. Reminder : book your dinner weeks ahead since they have like fourteen seats!

There are several things you should know about this 14-seat bolthole in north Notting Hill. First,…read morethere are only 14 seats (not to be redundant or anything; it's just that small), which means it books out weeks in advance for a weeknight table and months ahead for a weekend spot. Next, the eponymous place is headed by Marianne Lumb, a MasterChef finalist in 2009, and her merry band of restaurant ninjas: a sous, a dishwasher, and a front-of-house consisting of two whole people, who are always a delight. That's it. Other things you should know: - The space was obviously someone's front parlor until recently, which makes it amazingly cozy. - Prices are beyond reasonable (3 courses at £48, with cheese it's £60) and menus change weekly and seasonally. - The wine list is substantial. - There is a waiting list for neighborhood locals. They use it to fill out late cancellations. I've gotten the nod twice in about four months. - The truffle brie is divine. Ask for some honey and oatcakes to accompany it. All things considered, it's one of the best new restaurants in London. If I had written this after the first time I went in December, I would've said it was the best new opening of the year. However, having been twice since then, the dishes have waned a bit, but this could be attributed to the lack of variety this time of year. Hopefully it picks up again in the coming weeks. Last, I waited a few months to post this review, because I haven't wanted any additional competition. But since we're upping sticks and heading down south before long, I'll just say: have at it, kids! It's a great local spot, and Marianne and her team deserve all the support they can get.

Little Bay is one of those neighbourhood restaurants that you wish was in your neighbourhood. It's…read morequirky and cosy; the food is good, the service is friendly; and the bill will make your jaw drop - but in a good way. I was taken there recently by a friend who lives nearby. The exterior doesn't prepare you for what you find inside - not that much could. What you find is an intimate space, decorated in dark reds with baroque panels, rather like the sort of small 18th century opera house you might find in Prague or Salzburg. There are even little balcony "boxes" with tables accessed by vertiginous stairs (NB not good for long legged or tall people). The food is a mixture of French and modern European. There are vegetarian starters and mains, but the menu is heavy on throroughly meaty dishes, such as char-grill Lamb Steak, with crushed new potatoes, julienne vegetables and green peppercorn sauce, or chicken breast stuffed with minted minced lamb, herbal mash and Port wine sauce. I had the grilled Portobello mushroom, prepared with garlic and served with spinach and a roast pepper sauce; followed by roast aubergine strudel, stuffed with grilled asparagus and ricotta cheese, served with French beans and a tomato and basil sauce. Service was very pleasant throughout and I like the fact that they don't charge for a basket of bread. The prices vary depending on whether you book before or after 7pm; you'll save a pound on the starter and a couple of pounds on the main course if you go before. We had a very decent French vin de pays as the house wine. Pleasanter still was the bill - £55 (including service) for three people each having two courses, after 7pm. I'll definitely go back - or maybe try one of their other branches...

Great place to sit and have a great meal with great service. If your visiting the Maida Vale area…read moretake time to get to this hidden jewel. Every dish that came to the table was spot on. Flavorful, well melded options. I had a fish dish that was out of this world. This place is located off the beaten path but very easy to get to. You will enjoy the atmosphere around you while enjoying a well put together meal.

What a lovely combination of science and food. We came here for the science tea, after visiting…read morethe Science Museum, and it was such a perfect way to cap off our day of learning and fun. The food selection was great and the little nods to science were fun. My 7-year-old loved every moment, from experimenting with making lemonade all the way to digging for fossils. Highly recommend!

Such a unique and memorable experience. From the entrance onwards, you'll enjoy every moment of…read moreyour time here. The service is pretty great, the surprises along the way for you as you get to dig for edible fossils, mix your own tea cocktails, and savor the sweet treats along the way. Needless to say, both my fiancée and I highly recommend this special spot to have an unforgettable afternoon tea time.

Food is really not great. Chicken was so so dry I cannot manage to cut through it. Chips are soggy…read more The interior is like a maze and I was lost looking for the bathroom. Very interesting. Id think it'll be great to have a big party there.

We stopped in for an amazing espresso martini and I had to take a tour. This place is like a maze…read more So many private areas for a birthday celebration or any celebration for that matter. I did not eat anything but the service, drinks and ambiance were perfect!

We came here many years ago and the line was out the door. The food used to be fantastic…read more Unfortunately- that's no longer the case. Service was good- but food was expensive & barely mediocre.

my husband and 2 sons at at this restaurant and the food was excellent. I had the moussaka, and it…read morewas tasty with good layers and flavour. The lamb leg was very tender and cooked well. My children shared the chicken escalope, and they loved it--crispy on the outside and soft inside. Everything tasted fresh and homemade. The dishes were generous and well prepared. The whole meal was enjoyable, and I would happily go back. It's a great spot if you want simple, delicious Greek food.

First time in London and Margeaux was a highlight. I had the sea bass, my wife had the chicken…read morebreast, and we shared a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc. The food was outstanding, the atmosphere elegant, and the service exceptional. Highly recommend.

Had a wonderful, relaxed meal at Margaux with authentic French cuisine. Located in beautiful South…read moreKensington, the casual ambience, personable service and lovely list of wines made for an overall highly-enjoyable and very local experience. In particular, the duck entree was excellent. Recommend.