Ok, So I only had a week in London and that meant only 1 Sunday to experience a London Sunday…read moreroast. After a long day of shopping and sightseeing, I wasn't sure if I had missed the boat by not making reservations somewhere for Sunday Roast dinner. Seeing as I was staying in the Stepney Greene area and really did not want to go to the other side of town for dinner, I found Palmer's Restaurant on my Yelp! app and mentioned it served up Sunday roast dinner. I walked over and made it just in the nick of time, before their last seating. First of all, this is East London and as gritty and edgy as that may be, Palmer's restaurant can only accurately be described as a hidden gem lost among the housing estate and what not. I had the roast beef and it came with all the trimmings, gravy, roasted vegetables, Yorkshire pudding and a good serving of horse-radish sauce. It was perfect for a cold, blustery Sunday night. The portions were filling, the roasted beef was rare and perfect and the service is warm. This is exactly the sort of place I love finding and being taken by surprise; no pretensions, solid good food, great prices and friendly service in a location you would never have thought of. Bonus: the restaurant is located literally right next to Regent's Canal. Come down and walk off dinner by walking along the canal and seeing the barge homes floating on the water.

Outstanding service, accommodated me just as they were closing without hesitation. I ordered the…read moresea bass and it was a fabulous dish, I also had the house-made sauerkraut. Healthy, deliciously fresh food. Very affordable for the quality of food and service. Would come back again and again. Cheers!

Exceptional waitstaff , absolutely outstanding food. We were unsure if we'd made a good choice upon…read morearrival due to the strange entry situation and dated decor. (Under construction, apparently.) The restaurant itself is in a historic, gorgeous room. We began with crab tart and mushroom soup then on to Sea Bream and Iberia Pork. Fab. U Lous!!! Kudos to the Chef for the complex, innovative, and beautifully executed food. We will be back, for sure.

Three of us dined at The Grill enjoying both the atmosphere and the presentation of the food. It…read morewas a lovely experience and we felt privileged to have a relaxed setting in which to share stories and get reacquainted.

Rare 5 star. Outstanding restaurant with innovative seasonal food. Execllent wine selection and…read morefaultless service From the moment you walk in until you leave, the ezperience is great Highly recommend

Prix-Fixe Friday (£37.50 for three courses): What a wonderful lunch with rental child #1 (RC#1),…read moreher sublime husband (HRC#1), and the bump that is soon to be my first rental grandchild! They took me to The Glass House at Kew's Station Parade - a picturesque square - the train station bustling with London commuters, on one corner an organic grocer across from a "Chemists" (we call them drug stores), and a butcher shop that features game pie, which is next to the subtle glass and wood front of The Glass House - the facade adds a dash of modernity to the tableau of Britishness of the Kew Parade. Now on to the food... AND WINE! Three courses, a HUGE wine list, menacing the Sommelier (Sorry - I'm persnickety), lovely waitstaff, a friendly General Manager, and delicious bread!!! What a treat!!! Let's start with the bread - a choice between raisin walnut or white bread. Don't fill up on bread - even if the waitstaff politely show you the basket multiole times and offer to place the warm deliciousness on your plate. How do you choose three courses from so many possible combinations? We discussed, we researched, then we chose, and decided to share bites.... We did have to resort to Google to look up a few dish items: chou farci (stuffed cabbage); lardo di Colonnata (mmmm lard - bacon's flavorful fatty cousin); and cime di rapa (Broccoli Rabe) Starters: Each plate was elegant and the flavors were wonderful, but the most beautiful plate of the day was HRC#1's Seared Orkney scallops, delica pumpkin, coco nibs, lime and watercress dressing (I've added pictures) - I was so visually stunned that I don't remember the taste. HRC#1 devoured it though.... which is a testament to the deliciousness. RC#1's Duck breast with bok choy, wasabi, teriyaki and grapefruit was intense, and the duck was so tender - it was a great start. I am a fan of eating things that have been hunted, so rounding out our starters was a succulent Rabbit ballotine rolled in pancetta, Dijon mustard, caramelised kohlrabi and lovage - yes,it may have been Bambi's Thumper served with the garden greens that had been nibbling on - but it was so delicious - with Italian bacon (pancetta) and the subtle bright earthiness of dijon mustard. The lovage really added to the dish with a fresh subtle crispness that offset the velvet richness of the rabbit. Wine: AKA where I showed off by torturing the sommelier... This is a Michelin listed restaurant - the wine library is extensive. Overwhelming for even for me. I wanted something from the Rhône - and was tempted to pick a Viognier - but why not have the professionals make a recommendation... he started off with an American Syrah - NOPE said the loud American (me), next he suggested a French Syrah - NOPE said I. I wanted a lighter wine. Then he suggested some blends - Syrah/Viognier - NOPE ... now even I was wondering "why Syrah???". Then he turned the page and uttered the word Gigondas - that ticked all the right boxes - Red, Rhône and really yummy! A bottle of Domaine des Pasquiers `14 - a black Grenache and Syrah blend that was fermented in concrete tanks (no oak) it was perfect! And a win/win the sommelier finally found a Syrah blend that I was going to agree with! Main Courses: HRC#1' s Cornbury estate fallow deer, roasted salisfy, pine, red cabbage and juniper was so good. The juniper was subtle, and I wanted to steal all of his red cabbage. RC#1 and I were back and forth talking about the Suffolk pork shoulder, chou farci, black garlic, cep croustade (spectacular flavour) and poached cranberries - the pork was amazing - long cooked and melt in your mouth, and the stuffed cabbage (chou farci) was a tight, flavorful comfort food. I went for fish: Roasted halibut, harissa, chorizo, confit red pepper, black quinoa and corn sauce. Even though I could not taste the chorizo and could not identify the vegetable (grilled bok choy?) I am still thinking about the corn sauce. It is wrong to lick your plate in polite company - so I didn't. But needles to say, Love, love, loved it. Dessert: You won't over eat at the glass house. The portion sizes are perfect, and they pack a wallop of taste. HRC#1's Passion fruit meringue, coconut ice cream and caramelised mango was lovely. I only tasted (did not eat all of) RC#1's Warm apple and pecan brioche with ginger ice cream, and the ginger ice cream is so intense - it was the best flavor of the night. I went for a classic Dark chocolate mousse, and milk ice cream yummy. Perfect way to end a terrific meal with 2.5 of my favorite people in the world! TL;DR: Relaxed atmosphere with formal service. Seasonal, delicious food with great staff and an extensive wine list. Expensive but totally worth it!

Enjoyed an amazing lunch at Medlar Restaurant on the Kings Road…read more Starters: Halibut ceviche with prawn tempura, avocado purée, coriander, cucumber and sesame seeds Glazed pork cheek with fresh borlotti beans, sautéed chorizo, datterini and pistou Gazpacho Andaluz with Nocellara olive salsa Genovese, piquillo peppers, fresh almonds and croutons Main Chargrilled Cornish monkfish with miso aubergine, chili, squid, coriander, shiso, spring onion, puffed rice and furikake Cornish lamb rump with green asparagus, sautéed tongue, kalamata olive tapenade, anchovy and crisp potato terrine Sautéed gnocchi with morels, cauliflower mushroom, white asparagus, tropea onion, wild garlic pesto and pecorino Dessert Kesar mango financier with coconut ice cream and lime zest Passion fruit sorbet with coconut tuile and freshly baked madeleines White chocolate mousse with apricots, lemon curd, joconde and tonka bean We drank a superb 2008 Pernand-Vergelesses Sous Fritte wine, supplied by John.

Dined at Medlar in Chelsea and had an excellent experience from start to finish. Service was…read moretop-notch and very attentive. We had a three-course meal and every dish was beautifully prepared and full of flavor. I appreciated that the menu was marked ahead of time (we made reservations) with gluten items, which made things seamless. Great food, great service--highly recommend.

All the way 5 star from beginning to end thank to Michelin star chefs wonderful tasting menu…read more I am sad they will move (November 2023) Wine selection,cheeses was super tasty

味道不错！taste good 很丰富的口感没有雷点…read more位置绝佳！excellent location harrods、berkeley、M.O HydePark都在旁边 很好出片！photograph well 如图如图

One of my favourite Vicky Park gastropubs. Why?…read more Atmosphere: A mix of big comfy couches, high stools and tables, and standard height tables. Very welcoming and cozy. Big windows let in lots of light and provide a breezy street view. Staff: Absolutely lovely, friendly and warm. Every time I've gone I've been greeted warmly and made to feel 'at home'. You're able to relax and enjoy your meal; I've never had an issue where I've felt 'moved on' by the staff which can happen sometimes at popular places. And now for the food: Always excellent. My companion has ordered the steak onglette several times and was consistently pleased with the flavoursome flesh. I've had the salmon and sea bass dishes and both were done perfectly light and flaky.Their chips are generally excellent too: hot, crispy..... mmmmm. I very much like that the menu proudly identifies the food source: from my last few visits the fish was supplied from John Norris and the meat from Ginger Pig. To top it off, the desserts are simply divine. For a small end-of-meal treat I heartily recommend the Affogato. I'm also a fan of their Pannacotta (see photo I've posted, with seasonal berries). It rolls onto the tongue and gently dissolves in a mouthful of soft and sweet goodness. I just realised I haven't even mentioned the booze! At your disposal here is a very good selection of ales, ciders, and red and white wine. Useful if you are visiting with a group who aren't all just beer drinkers. Overall, a damn good place to spend a lazy Sunday afternoon.

Had an excellent meal here last night! Staff greeted my friends and I warmly, and made every effort…read moreto accommodate our needs. Bartender suggested a great organic Malbec priced very reasonably at £21 for the bottle. We all ordered the steak, which came with a spinach purée and triple cooked chips. My steak was cooked perfectly, nice and medium rare and seasoned well. Chips were excellent! The panacotta with figs had a perfect wobble to it and was flavoured perfectly! The atmosphere was fantastic, warm and cozy, with comfortable seating and friendly staff and locals. Very happy with the meal and wine, will definitely be back again!

We were looking for a nice place to entertain clients near Waterloo for a year end holiday lunch…read more Walking into Skylin we were a bit unsure of what we booked since we entered a via a side stairwell. Then suddenly down a short hallway we could see a beautiful space with amazing views of the Thames and central London. We were quickly greeted by the hostess and she offered to store items in the cloakroom. Once we got our cloakroom ticket we were off to a lovely table on the windows. Our server quickly greeted us and brought us waters. When the rest of our party arrived we were offered drinks and we ordered a round of espresso martinis with tequila instead of vodka. They were very well made and super delicious. The did offer a set menu with two or three course options but we ordered off the standard menu. Food was served quickly and was well prepared. Everyone enjoyed their selection. This is a great place for a business lunch or would be a nice little date spot.

Very popular restaurant as it is near the water. There were great windows, but you can't really see…read moremuch. Was there for a work dinner and I was overall pleased. I wouldn't say the food was amazing, but it is overall good. Service was good.

Onion Tarte was to die for. Tea service with scones and clotted cream was marvelous! Service was…read moresomewhat slow, kitchen was too despite being the only people in the restaurant. I was on my laptop for some of the time to work which was totally fine for them, it seems to be a business lunch kind of place. super cool, stylish, I'd be back again. Tea was nice too.

Rails was a beautiful hotel, bar, and restaurant and due to an incredibly early flight, we started…read moreour first day in London with breakfast in the restaurant. The service was impeccable, the food was delicious and fresh, and the ambiance made you feel like you were stepping into a British television drama. Absolutely stunning. We would love to return for tea! British bacon is different than American (I was aware of this); my standout item here was the 'bacon', which tasted similar to my grandmother's southern country ham (Kentucky, US). It was exceptional!