Against my better judgement, I came here again last week and that really will be the last time I…read morestep foot in this place. Again, the alcohol seemed really sub standard. Last time I had a glass of Shiraz that I wasn't able to drink and this time I had a passion fruit margarita that tasted like plastic. Our waitress was the one shining light in this place. She was really friendly and very helpful. However the problem came when we wanted to pay. The bill arrived for £35...we had only had two drinks...but they had charged us twice. We pointed out their mistake to our waitress. She replied that she had told the manager we had only had two drinks but he had insisted on charging us for four anyway. He then came over and caused a bit of a scene, being actually quite aggressive towards us. We left feeling a little bewildered, not really sure how their mistake had made him so cross with us! I won't be going back there, it just feels like a cheap joint out to make a profit at any cost. Could well be run by Ferrengi!!

A totally great bar experience whether there's 4 or 14 of you going out for the night. This place…read moreis stylish but not over pretentious. The mood is classy and wants to please from every angle. The music certainly set a good tone too - R&B but not in your face and not so loud you couldn't have a conversation as busy as the place became (which was busy, but still felt comfortable). I seriously liked Friends of mine and would make it a stop given any opportunity. Unfortunately I'm unable to comment on the food as we just had drinks, but it smelled good and I only saw empty plates as they were whisked away by the staff.

Boundary is a quaint restaurant. I wandered the first floor bar area looking for a friend but turns…read moreout he was on the rooftop. Wish I'd been able to enjoy a meal on the first floor of the restaurant because it was lovely there. Maybe next trip. I meandered up to the rooftop which was well lit and warmed by large heaters. I ended up ordering a cider and enjoying the view of the London skyline at night. The cider was good but we decided to eat elsewhere. Hope to be able to visit Boundary again to experience the food!

Between the table of 4 who were next to me for 2hrs+ & 1 man sat opposite me who was there for…read more1.5hrs+, they chose to ask me to leave whilst I was waiting for my friend. You're better off going to The Hoxton/100 Shoreditch/Llama Inn hotel rooftops for fair service. I'm a regular at The Hoxton & I swear by their service standards & hospitality. I've been to Boundary a few times (alone & with a friend) but their staff's attitude on this last occasion isn't worth going back. In July, I was meant to meet a friend here after work, as they were on their way, I chose to order an appetiser, do some work & wait for him. The waitress came over at 6:27 to say her manager asked for laptops to be put away after 6pm, so I respected that and put it away at 6:30 & ordered a glass of wine. Whilst there, I was ordering water because it was 30C but I also had a focaccia. The waitress then came over to ask me to order more than just water if I wanted to stay which I found reasonable so I got a glass of rosè. As soon as I was done with my 1st glass of wine, she comes back to say her manager asked me to leave if I'm not ordering more, I was fine to order more wine and she then refused saying it wasn't enough.. She reiterates she was told to tell me to free up the table because I wasn't ordering enough & there were more people waiting downstairs who were likely to spend more. I literally called my friend & said I could order more wine until he arrives. She asked how long, I said 30mins & she goes that's too long & I just had to leave. I asked for her manager to come explain why I was being refused service in that way. Her manager (bald-headed dude) comes to say they expected me to stay for 1.5/2hrs max & I wasn't buying enough like the table next to me. So I pointed out the ONE guy in front of me who only had a beer the whole time who they never hassled & who I'd visibly spent more than by that point. None of that making sense to me, he tried to say I was told downstairs that I had a 2hr time slot, that NEVER HAPPENED. Had they SAID that on arrival downstairs or upstairs, I would've understood but since they didn't that raised even more alarms for me. He didn't contest it either but simply reverted back to insisting that I leave. Not even because they had a reservation but just because of an assumption. Ironically, my friend & I intended to have dinner, drinks & maybe try oysters when he arrived but they insisted that I just wasn't going to spend enough. That was insanely offensive because HOW do you know what we intend to spend? I would've at least understood if they said I should go downstairs to the other bar/restaurant or move to a smaller table upstairs or even that there was a reservation on the table but they insisted I just needed to leave based on some prejudicial BS. Seeing as there were other people around me doing similar to me or even spending less than my friend and I were going to spend that experience was crazy. I don't blame the waitress for relaying her manager's instructions but they had no justifiable reason to tell me to leave in the way that they collectively did. They singled me out for what I could only assume was a discriminatory, presumptive and preferential reason. I'm moreso shocked that they refused to even take my order when I asked to buy more wine, how is that even possible? Doubt they care but I have no intention on stepping foot in that building again. They could've simply asked me to move downstairs or to a smaller table until my friend arrives. Asking me to leave like that was crazy! No-one should let this kind of behaviour slide. Seems the staff there are delusionally comfortable about articulating a prejudice in front of surrounding customers and still have a line of people waiting to support their business. I encourage others to not be complacent and simply ignore such encounters. We're in August, even after sharing this review with them, The Boundary's public response was to double-down on their indifference with zero accountability. Judging by other reviews, I'm glad I'm not the only one that experienced their management's unprofessionalism over the years. I can accept their time limit (unusual as it may be, I've worked at other venues with capacity issues) but I cannot accept the unapologetic lack of transparency, consistency & poor communication that transpired.

Went for an afternoon tea on a weekday! It was a nice spot inside a hotel. The tea came with a lot…read moreof food - difficult for one person to finish. I didn't think it was entirely worth the price but still a fun experience. The service was lovely - everyone was kind and helpful.

This review is only for the High Tea service; it's a true British experience, and this place is…read moreideal for that. The service was elegant, sophisticated, yet friendly. I had Earl Grey, with the classic high tea service; sconces, canapés, and petits fours. Everything was exquisite.

A place we tend to use for something a bit special. Nice cocktail bar while you wait (not open to…read moremon diners). Clean modern interior, nicely lit. Food very good (modern European would be the best description). Some of the tables downstairs can be quite close together so if you want a nice romantic meal for two you might want to request a table upstairs.

Not sure how or why this restaurant is so highly rated…read more I have been there once (and that was enough) and found it expensive and the staff not too friendly.

Perhaps the shortest review I will ever write, but in spite of not having tried anything else in…read morethis deli, I have to recommend it for the coffee. At £2.90, it's the highest-quality cheap coffee you'll drink in London. No sugar necessary. The vibe is cozy and relaxed, and the menu abounds with plenty of options to satisfy your appetite, and whilst I can't speak to the quality, those pastries do look pretty legit.

Everything I had was good but I felt a bit odd paying 9 quid for a small bowl of yoghurt and…read moreberries. The cup that they gave me for my tea also really bothered me because it did not have a handle and I was always worried about spilling hot liquid on myself because I couldn't grip the cup properly.

a great find. we went at lunchtime so £7.99 not as much choice as the evening menu ie no…read moresushi,dimsum etc but at least 100 dishes. thai,indian and chinese. very tasty cuisine, and then a dessert station. ice cream, fruit or cakes. apprently later there is lots more choice meals and desserts aswell as a chocolate fountain. They way i see it would i spend £4.99 on a macdonalds or £7.99 for a 3 course eat as much as u like.???? its not brain science highly recommended and the decor at the front makes it looks very nice in the evening they also have pizza and roasts aswell as sushi,dimsum

Absolutely loved this place as it had a variations of differant cuisines which i loved about it and…read morethe food was great defininately going thre again

KuPP is a spacious Swedish coffeehouse & restaurant, situated in the new paddington canal area…read more I've come in several times to do work and really enjoyed how relaxed the atmosphere is. You can go, sit down at a table, and stay for several hours with minimal distractions. The coffee is good, and served in these attractive air layer cups which keep the outside cool. Food overall is tasty although it is on the expensive side. I've been twice so far and will certainly be back!

The chicken open sandwich I had was horrible. Tasted bad. Upgraded to fries for a pound and…read morewasn't worth it. Only good thing is being able to sit outside on a nice day. Service was good and helps with the review but the food really wasn't good. Ok ok... Later in the day I came for drinks and the inside of the place is amazing. Very well decorated and very roomy. There was only one bartender though, so drinks were slow. Upgraded to three stars because of how nice it is inside. ;)

Lovely celebration meal with family. Food looked and tasted excellent, and service was nicely…read morepaced. Very accommodating as we wanted to swap a meal on the set menu which was no problem. I can particularly recommend the lamb with green beans and shitake mushrooms - everything was cooked perfectly; lamb nice and pink, beans crispy and nicely seasoned and the mushrooms packed a big punch. Generous portions, and the petits fours were a welcome addition with the coffees :) Thanks!

This is the second time in 4 years I've eaten at St James and the restaurant has to be…read morecongratulated for creating a fantastic dining experience. The customer service is superb and the whole team should be congratulated. We were made to feel welcome without it ever being over the top or intrusive. The food was excellent - all 4 of us thoroughly enjoyed the meals we choose. The menus is varied enough to make things interesting (plenty of fish choices) and the wine menu extensive. 5 Stars.