When in London- Fish and Chips!…read more For our first meal in London, fish and chips was a must. We popped into All Bar One while in our way to the London Eye. We were promptly seated and given menus. The waitress didn't seem very knowledgeable about the menu and couldn't offer suggestions for drink , but we made the best of it. The tempura fish and chips were ok. I'm not big on fried food, so ordering it was more for experience than exquisite cuisine. As far as fried fish goes, it was jus ok. It definitely needed some seasoning, but it served the purpose! I did not touch the mushy peas. I'm sure we could have found a better fish and chips spot had we check yelp!!

It's not as All Bar Bad as I had originally feared, so I'll go with All Bar Three rather than All…read moreBar One. (nice one Laura...) The wine list is surprisingly large, and I was very impressed that you could get any wine listed by the glass. They are rocking some sort of good, great, and best theme (priced accordingly) for the fine tuned tasters vs. the "hey, boxed wine isn't so bad" types. While it's not my first choice for a wine bar, you've gotta hand it to them for accessibility! Overall, a safe find for the masses, which certainly descended upon this hopping spot on New Oxford Street tonight!

The vibe was awesome. Really lively but not loud. We missed the music. The lounge was hip but not…read moreannoyingly so. Lighting was dim bit totally worked. Staff was helpful, friendly and approachable. Cost was standard. When asked what our waiter liked, without hesitation he said the wings! Thought it random but we did actually get them. We got the buffalo flavored 6 piece. Totally enough and really good! Husband got the pork belly. It was SO tender. Highly recommend.

This was the first place I visited when I arrived to London and we were starving. So we naturally…read moregravitated to an American bbq place since that is what we eat back home. We ordered the double smashed cheeseburger and the smoked bbq ribs which had Asian inspired seasoning on it. My cheeseburger was just ok. Although it had its own special sauce, it still tasted bland. Same for the ribs. It's definitely not true American BBQ. In terms of the place and service, 10/10. I loved the decor which displayed various jazz, blues and funk artists throughout time. The staff was really friendly and sparked up conversation when they realized we were visiting. We were there for lunch so I can't speak to the live music at night. Overall, I can see this as a go to place to hang out with friends and for the live music but I wouldn't rush to come here for food.

Join the queue in this spectacular venue where diners are made to keep up with the best of the best…read morerestaurants. This restaurant is the backdrop to my weekend pinnacle back and at the moment it remains West London's most infamous hotspot. Big Easy is placed on King's Road in Chelsea World End, although I only get excited about getting there once a wider audience has quietened down. I am impressed by its vastly and deep southern charm, not necessarily scene among the many restaurants embracing legendary areas to embrace their clients. Get familiar with this restaurant because it's close by and is proactively working in ways that signify this type of menu is sharply on the rise providing the supply and interest in events that keep people living their barbecue and deep fried marketing management. I am still a little bit taken aback by the extensive price increase but overall the beautiful medieval backdrop and dining once your food has arrived is quite naturally compensating.

We came here on New Year's Day for a recovery dinner and it was definitely average…read more We ordered an assortment of barbecue and lobster, the barbecue was very dry and needed to be covered in the table sauce that was hard to come by. The service was very poor, after we finished eating the waitress asked if those who ordered lobster needed seafood crackers. We had to beg for her to bring water and then at the end she tried to take a 40 pound tip.

Horrid service when there were 3 tables and 3 servers. Food was salty. We got burrata and crab…read morelinguini. I had to chase the waiter for our water then literally walk up to him to get the bill after asking for it. So sad it has gone so far downhill!

We had a late lunch/early dinner at Harvey Nick's Fifth Floor Cafe. The service we received from…read morethe hostess & our waitress (chic East European blonde) was lovely & not at all pretentious, which for some reason, I expected from this posh eatery. We were very comfortable at our table in the middle of the busy, but not overwhelmingly loud cafe. We shared their cheese platter, which is definitely good enough for two, but not for three. It included something I've never had before -- a dense oat biscuit which went well with the sharper cheeses. I ordered Chestnut & Pumpkin Tagliatelle with Crispy Sage (£17.) Enjoyed the fall flavors & that the pasta wasn't too firm. Casual, but sophisticated, this cafe offers a nice place to relax & have a meal after a long day of shopping in the area.

Easy online reservations. They weren't too busy at all on a rainy Monday in May at lunchtime. I was…read moresuper impressed by the food! STARTERS Smoked Ham Croquette (£12) - 3 stars MAINS Chicken Caesar Salad (£19) - 5 stars FROM THE GRILL Halibut (£27) - 5 stars

Vary nice location. Food was excellent. Wine list very comprehensive . Service impeccableread more

Been here a few times. A good space to work from in the quiet of the afternoon…read more Good burgers, hot n fact the burgers are so good there is a constant flow of deliver riders collecting them! They do have a full menu, not just burgers! But the burgers are good. The bar is well stocked with all the spirits you can want and some local beers also. They do various events so if you want quiet check first as sometimes they have mother and toddlers groups. It is a good size pub with a front and rear 'garden' They also do a good latte!

YELP listen! The Honor Oak is open (not closed as Yelp states) and the food is great. After two…read moremeals: For the first, I've had the Slow Roast Pork Belly with caramelized apples, Celeriac Purée and Sage Sauce for the main course and Victoria Plum Crumble and English Custard for dessert; and, for the second, the I had the "lunch special" Warm Steak Salad with roast cherry tomato and horseradish cream and mustard dressing and, for dessert, the Burnt Trinity Cream with Raspberry Compote. The beer selection contains local craft beers that are far shy of what we get in Austin TX but is nevertheless good. This has proven to be a good home away from home. The wait staff are friendly helping me with getting around London and recommendations of things to do. If I lived here this would be a frequent place to visit.

The Core Bar recently opened and i decided to give them a try…read more They make fantastic coctails served in Jam jars. They also sell various coffees It a mixmatch of bar restaurant and coffee shop all in the Bank district. We decided to try the Chorizo sausage rolls served with a spicy chutney and wow these were nice. I'm not really a chorizo fan as i find them a bit to overpowering but this was a lovely mix of meat and well recommended. We then had the ribeye steak with rosemary fries and a few extra sides - very tasty and perfectly cooked (i am very fussy with my steaks). They have a sharing platter that i want to go back and sample with some cocktails made even nicer in that we were given free cocktail vouchers for our return. If you keep an eye out on there twitter and FB they have lots of comps and deals for drinks and meals

Terrible service, got 2 out of 3 orders wrong. Order the "chicken and bacon sandwich" and it was a…read moremushy chicken SALAD with no bacon and it was all soggy. Ordered salad with the meals and got fries. Not even good food!

Slow, inattentive service, aging dining seats, and food that is Korean in name only, the Hoxton…read moreGrill is a restaurant you should scratch off your list We were drawn here by the promise of a hip Korean American themed grill despite reviews suggesting it was anything but. The menu certainly threw up some warning flags, not the least of which was 22 pounds for Jinro soju; this is about 3 dollars in Korea and 7 pounds at local Asian markets FYI just in case you want to know how much this place is ripping people off. Still, maybe it would be Ok. Maybe.... But of course it wasn't. The korean fried chicken was in boring coating and wasn't juicy at all. Beef Shin lasagne was decent but lacked any identity as Korean at all. Kimchi cheese fries had barely any kimchi or cheese on them at all. The food was completely forgettable. The rest of the experience wasn't great either. Despite the place being less than half full it took a half hour to get our food, and rarely did anyone come around to check in on our experience. The seats clearly needed updating as I sunk straight into mine and felt like I was disappearing under the table. Not good at all. Skip it.

Stopped in for a few drinks after work- wow! The atmosphere is very nice even if the music is a…read morelittle loud. The drinks are priced with what I would expect and I personally enjoyed the raspberry mojito. We did end up getting some food (chips, crab cakes and some chicken wings) and I highly recommend all of them. The wings were very messy but wow they were amazing. The crab cakes were also very good. Definitely got busy eventually but was relatively quiet when we first got there around 6pm. Will go back for sure.