This is a rave review. I'd give this place ten stars if I could. The oysters are next level, but…read morethe staff, the service, the people in this place make it extra special. Go for happy hour. Stay all evening. The ambiance is outstanding and the attention to detail is amazing. They all made me feel special and welcome every evening that I stayed in Covent Garden. Yes. I went back multiple nights. (Hint: 3-5pm for prosecco and 6 oysters for 15.) Also, try the oyster martini.

I ate here solo and had a great experience. Nice table, pleasant waiter, very good martini and fish…read morein a curry sauce that was so good the waiter brought me a spoon to finish the sauce with.

Food = phenomenal, service = outstanding! We arrived almost at closing and they were incredibly…read moreaccommodating!!! Would go here again & again!

Wow, wow wow!!! first of all, after we walked in the hotel, the woman in the front said you look…read morecold, have some hot wine. From there another person asked, would you like to take a picture underneath the lights with the Christmas tree. In other words, the service for the minute you walk in the Corinthian Hotel is phenomenal. I had the fish and chips was which was spectacular. The sourdough bread with the butter is probably the best sourdough I've ever had in my life. Lori had the strip steak, which was very good. But the fish and chips was this show stealer along with the sourdough bread. The wine and the Prosecco was spectacular. This place is definitely worth numerous repeats.

Apparently the only pub that has a Michelin Star in London. They recently got a star in 2026, so I…read morehad to try it! I liked that the Harwood Arms was right outside a residential area. A relief compared to the zoning laws I'm used to. The food was delicious too. I've never had food in a pub that was so good. They managed to nail all the dishes: The meat, fish, and the dessert. The high ball I ordered to wash it down was amazing too. Our waitress was extremely professional as well. Even when the restaurant started getting crowded at around 8pm. I'd say the Harwood Arms is probably one of the better Michelin Star restaurants I've had the privilege of dining at.

Listen, every pub and its mother does a Sunday Lunch. Only a handful are any good though…read more The Harewood Arms is the standard bearer. Fact. Tucked away in a quaint Fulham side street, the Harewood Arms has long since had a reputation for culinary excellence. So much so I'm not sure you can really call it a pub any more, that would be cheating. It's also the only 'pub' to have a Michelin star. Here's why. The Sunday Lunch here is off the scale excellent. They have managed to take all the things that make a Sunday roast a Sunday roast - the ridiculous excess, the gratifying satiation, the full on madness of the spread - and add enough fitness to make something truly memorable. Opulence abounds. Peacock feathers for chandeliers, massive gilded mirrors, the smells and sounds only proper wood panelling can give you, high corniced ceilings, space in abundance, a few stuffed animals in the mix, a sweeping bar. Victorian exuberance in every corner. The welcome is warm. The table is intimate. The food is proper. A thick paper menu adorned with curly writing tells us we're not leaving good old Blighty today. Completely unnecessary starters are ordered. Venison Scotch Egg from the 'snack' section. Grilled Scallop from the starters list. The Scotched Egg is moist and meaty with a real crunch to the crust. It comes with a punchy chutney and it's a delight but, to warn you, it's not a snack. 'Hearty' would be the word except I'm sure the heart might complain at being overruled by the eyes and belly. Scallops is pretty as a picture, presented in the shell and adorned with cucumber, shish and seaweed. We had already ordered soda bread and whipped butter and already we were wondering if we should order a crane winch to get us out of the place. Two thick slabs of nutty soda bread with butter a lot lighter than the feathers surrounding us. The roast itself is presented on a large board which groans under the abundance of its contents. It's a sight. Huge Yorkshires are delved straight into and the surprise comes when you meet the beef ragu encased inside. Luxury and decadence in abundance. We ordered the Cote De Boeuf (about the only thing that deviates from the Britishness) and it comes sliced into large chunks so you get the burnished black crust and the velvet red inside. Broccoli makes a pretty bedding plant on the board. The all important roasties have the all important crust and fluff within. We picked away but not before making sure staff were happy to give us a doggy bag. Once that was confirmed we were able to relax somewhat. The idea that any of this would go to waste is enough to induce a panic attack. Given that this is a place to hunker down, the wine menu is great, offering plenty of interesting choice and something for most pockets. Prices are no more than you'd expect - which is to say, it's not cheap - a meal and an experience worth every penny. Booking months in advance is essential if you want Sunday Lunch. Wandering in after a good Sunday walk on the off chance will end in disappointment. This is not a pub. It's a celebration of the heights the great British Sunday Roast can reach.

We came to Scott's to celebrate our anniversary and sat outside. I loved that the outside tables…read morehad some privacy in between - they had greenery/small fencing between each table. We started with the Jersey Rocks Oysters and shared the Seared Scallops on the Shell as well as the Spicy Salmon Tartare. By time our meal came, we shared Seared Sea Bass. Scott's is a great spot for seafood - from the service, to the ambiance and the food, I cannot recommend it enough!

Excellent meal at Scott's. The Dover sole was incredibly fresh and some of the best I've had. My…read morecrab appetizer was also excellent, and they happily modified it because I don't eat eggs. The squash, buttered spinach and salad were all fresh and delicious. My wife is gluten-free, and they brought her two fresh GF rolls--rare to find gluten-free bread that good. The butter was amazing as well. We finished with chocolate mousse and a nice "Happy Anniversary" touch. The only negative was a guest two tables away having a very loud speakerphone conversation for nearly 20 minutes. It was disruptive to us and other tables, and I was surprised the staff allowed it to continue that long. A manager eventually intervened, but at a restaurant of this caliber I would have expected it to be addressed much sooner. Otherwise, excellent food and service. The Dover sole alone is worth returning for. Would have easily been five stars without the disruptive start.

The thing I want to focus on is the service. The Maître d' was awesome. We loved the paintings on…read morethe wall of old movie stars and the Great Gatsby feel to the restaurant.

My friends and I came here for a very late night dinner on a Friday evening. We made a reservation…read morefor 1030pm and were seated upon arrival. Food: My friends and I started with the bread service. The specialty butter was good. I also had the soup of the day, which was a type of asparagus cream soup. It was very good. For my entree, I had a risotto of sorts. It was made with barley with jerusalem artichokes and sun chokes. It was good. For dessert, we ordered the sticky toffee pudding and the souffle. Both were good. Service: Service was quick and to the point. I wouldn't say our server was friendly or chatty, but they were good at their job. We were served promptly and efficiently. The ambiance is quite nice at the Savoy Grill, and the service matched the style they were going for. TL;DR - good food in a respectable setting with service to match

Great lunch here after a long walk on a Sunday. Service was excellent and the food was amazing…read more Nice waterside location with a very intimate seating. Highly recommend!

Great spot along the canal. Service was amazing, the staff were very attentive. Inside was cute and…read morefelt very summery and coastal. We went for brunch and I had the eggs Benedict with bacon and a latte, it was pretty good!

Fantastic experience!…read more I made a reservation for dinner after seeing The Hunger Games and am so glad that I did. The restaurant is nearly next door to the theater, so a plus for a great meal within a short distance. When I arrived my table wasn't ready, so I was escorted to the bar for a cocktail. I wasn't overly early so didn't expect to wait long but after a longer than expected wait decided to order at the bar. I'm a big people watcher, so the bar isn't ideal as your back faces all of the action. They have an extensive cocktail menu and because I couldn't decide i opted for my good old faithful martini. Typically there's a Sunday meal offering but they were out so I went with the scallops, the longhorn steak and Mac and cheese. The scallops were fantastic but the star of the show was the steak, I'm a medium rare plus girl but the bartender told me that because of the way the steak is aged there wouldn't be blood on the plate and that was the honest truth. The steak was perfectly prepared and I was sad that I couldn't get through half of it. The mac and cheese is extremely creamy and well prepared as well. Typically I'd take a star away since they forgot about my table. But once they remembered they came over and apologized. It wasn't expected but they decided to comp my cocktail, which was a great surprise. If you're in the wharf area I'd absolutely give the restaurant a go. There are other locations in London so know that you have options

Absolutely delicious and delightful. The space is cozy and classy and redolent of Art Deco. Staff…read moreare wonderful - friendly, attentive (but not too attentive) and consumately professional. We went for lunch to celebrate my husband's recent milestone birthday and were bowled over. The oysters were bracingly fresh. His steak was perfect. For him, the highlight was the chips cooked in beef dripping: OMG over the top amazing! I had a Wellington with mushrooms and cheese (delectable) and a gorgeous Caesar salad. The sticky toffee pudding (my very first ever) was sooooo orgasmic! Husband had a strawberry tart that was fresh and creamy and served with a quenelle of mouth watering strawberry gelato. I was able to arrange a welcome drink for my husband on the OpenTable app. It came on a dinner plate with a happy birthday message inscribed in chocolate, and a single discrete candle. I cannot speak highly enough of the experience. We will be back.

A very good choice for breakfast and dinner, but my dinner experience was better. The service at…read morebreakfast was rushed and chaotic, although polite. The atmosphere is comfortable but classy. Service at dinner was mostly attentive and courteous. A very nice list of wines by the glass, much larger than offered by most restaurants. Oysters were fresh and properly shucked. I thought the heritage tomato and burrata salad was very good, except one of the tomatoes seemed rather underripe. The excellent Dover sole was de-boned table-side. I ordered the plate of five-cheeses for dessert (pudding?). All were excellent, my favorites were the cheddar and the blue.

We had a truly amazing High Tea at The Game Bird, located inside the very fabulous Stafford Hotel…read more It was expensive and requires reservations, but I'd do it all over again! The service, food, tea, and pastries were outstanding. The little pastries on the tea tray were as delicious as they were pretty. But the best part came after the meal. I had heard that they had a wine cellar, and that one might be able to take a peak if they weren't busy. So I asked, and the manager on duty came out and took my family and I on a personal tour of the cellar. It was like a London history lesson onto itself - dating back to the middle ages, and with artifacts from when it was a bunker in WWII. I'm getting chills all over again when I think about it. Plus there's the wine collection and some really cool old candelabras, barrels, etc. Then the manager took us back upstairs and showed us the original Picasso they keep in the lounge, and the private room where Queen Elizabeth used to come for tea. I was practically welling up with tears of gratitude by the end. I can't believe how kind he was - and we weren't even staying at the hotel! Go there if you can, and check out The American Bar for pictures of the female spy who used to hang out there and tell war stories. Do it now!