Great service! We landed from Dubin and had to kill some time before our flight across the pond. We…read moresat here for a while that goodness it wasn't busy! The staff was super sweet and the food was perfect. The right amount of portions and it came out warm and cooked well. I ordered and ran to the restroom. The server even kept my food underneath the warmer until I came back! The coffee is strong and for being in an airport check in lobby, it wasn't loud at all!

We went based on Yelp recommendations and the hotel concierge stating The Queens Arms is a proper…read morepub! it was a short walk from St Ermins Hotel, and perfect for ensuring you get a little exercise before and after! It's a smaller space but the vibe was very cool and energized!! love it!!! We couldn't get a table so we sat and ate at the wall bar. We had a Modelo and Guinness...to start, the Appleby's Cheshire Onion, cheese and potato pie! and Fish n Chips! Both were scrumptious and we cleaned our plates, finished our beverages and went on about our way! What I can say is that is a locally great place, like no one wanted to leave! That says tons about the people, service, and food! So cheers! I highly recommend!!

Wow, what a great spot in London! The Ivy has been around since 1917 and is in walking distance…read morefrom Westminster Cathedral, Buckingham Palace, and Big Ben! The restaurant itself is decorated with a classy-whimsical taste, that feels fun and regal at the same time. If you come, ask to be seated in the parlor terrace area. Rose colored decor mixed with marble. Very cool. The staff is extremely professional, dressed in green sport jackets and very attentive. They bring the food out fast! But it's anything but fast food. I had the absolute gorgeous Massaman Duck Curry. It was mouth watering with tons of flavor. I will be craving this for some time. For desert, I had the sticky toffee pudding which was delightful. Highly recommend The Ivy if you're in central London.

On a previous visit I had left my scarf behind - I called immediately; they found it and put it…read moreaside for me to pick up several weeks later (I was going away) The day came and we decided to have breakfast there - very nice indeed; its not cheap, but they do look after you and the food is good Will return as Victoria is our maunline station and its just round the corner

It was my first time in London and Bon Gusto was my first restaurant in the UK in my life. What a…read morewonderful first experience. It's a quaint little Italian spot in the heart of London and it's a wonderful place to spend, especially at night. We ordered the Spaghetti alla Carbonara, the Strozzapreti Boscaiola, and a Bellini and Mimosa to go with our dinner. The food took just a little while to get here but I was sure that it was because they were taking their care with every dish the chefs made. I was right. The pasta was fresh, the sauce and the ingredients tasted very simple and hearty. It all tasted like my hypothetical imaginary nonna made it. The drinks were very good too and complimented the food nicely. Our waiter was absolutely the nicest guy ever. He was very attentive and made sure that we were happy with everything. In my head, I was going to tip him well, and then when we got the check, there was no option to tip. God save the UK. America could learn a thing or two about what it means to not make life all about work. That's beside the point. If you're in London, visit Bon Gusto. I can't wait to come again and happily hand them my money with the biggest smile on my face.

Cute bistro style restaurant. Came without reservation and enjoyed the seafood risotto and zucchini…read morefritters. Yummy!

Phenomenal English breakfast. The place is hugely chaotic (candidly: stressful), but it's part of…read morethe vibe of the restaurant, in a charming way. The place was very busy, but we were able to share a table with another couple diners. Everything we had was really tasty, no complaints. Know what you're getting into, but overall recommended!

I was fortunate enough to stay down the street from this place - the owner of the home recommended…read moreit - I went almost every am ! It is amazing food - it's in Kensington ( near $$$$ homes ) but you see every class of people there - not pretentious at all- this is a real Londoner restaurant not a tourist destination. The service is fast & you need to be ready to order - I've visited London 4 times & this is the best full English breakfast I've ever had. It's an art deco beauty, too!

The Caxton Grill, located at St. Ermin's Hotel serves up a phenomenal breakfast! My wife still…read moreraves about it and swears it's the best breakfast she's ever had in her life! You can bet on a full English, fruits, meats, cheeses, breads... a full spread! Vegan options are available.

We are staying at the St Ermins and needed to grab a bite to eat before our late dinner…read morereservation. Not many restaurant options open in Xmas Day. The bar menu is limited but adequate. We got the crispy cauliflower, crispy Korean chicken both of which were fried and smothered in a sweet spicy sauce. Not a healthy choice but tasted ok. I enjoyed the the Big Green salad. Servers were friendly and got our order right

We showed up on Sunday without a reservation hoping to enjoy a Sunday Roast in London. A great big…read moreshout out to Quba for finding us a table and treating us to a wonderful dining experience. The food was delicious and the service is impeccable! Can't leave this review without further acknowledgment to the manager Harry. This restaurant understands the importance of service and creating an excellent experience!

The food was very well prepared and the Fish n Chips were huge! (See picture) the Sweet Old…read moreFashioned was very good. The Atmosphere was nice, quiet and cozy!!! The service was good but we had to wait a long time to get out the attention of the staff to get our check. Now we were all about the laidback and chill environment but a little jet lag makes an old fashioned go down easy ....so relaxed - all you want to do, is put on PJs and enjoy the chilly evening. Food = 4.5 stars Atmosphere = 4.5 stars Service = 3.5 stars I am sure they are great on other days...just not on our Monday.

Fantastic dinner! I loved everything I tasted. The variety of sauces brought out at the beginning…read morewere fun to experiment with. (I loved the lemon one!) After the starters, they brought out a complimentary drink that I was highly skeptical of. It looked Bloody Mary-ish, and I hate tomato juice, but one smell, and I was in love! It was so unexpectedly amazing; it was my favorite part of the meal. It was served hot and was very cumin-heavy. It tasted like the best, most flavorful ramen broth you could imagine. I could've downed an entire bowl of that stuff! I dipped my bread (partha) into everyone's sauces, and they were all so good. We tried the regular partha and the kind with egg in the middle. The eggy one was the favorite, but both were delicious. For dessert I got a lemony cocktail - and of course, it was amazing, too. I definitely will plan to come back the next time I'm in London! Oh, but I'll bring a jacket next time! The only teeny-tiny negative is that it was so cold in there!

We tried this restaurant for the first time while visiting London. We decided to try their smoke…read moreRita drink, vegetarian tasting menu and non vegetarian tasting menu. Everything tasted really good and the tasting menu included so many new dishes we had never tried before. Service and ambiance were excellent too. See photos of the food below. We ended with different desserts to try with their masala tea. Our total was £300 but it was worth the two hour experience! We will return to try other things on the menu next time.

Very busy pub near St James station. Much better menu than other nearby pubs. We had the beef rib…read moreand brisket pie and fish and chips. Both were ample and well made. Can be noisy but was expected. Decent service.

The decor and feel to the place is very British. If you're looking for decent food in a British…read more"feeling" pub, this is a great spot. The fish and chips was ok, great portions and the chips really good. The chicken sandwich was good; but neither dish was exceptional. Good gin and beer selection too.

Stopped for lunch before visiting the Tate (easy stroll from the tube station). Caesar salad was…read moredivine and chicken tenders were beyond good-not your five year olds chicken tenders! My husband had the Rivertown IPA and I sampled the DAZ and both were wonderful. Service was fast friendly and professional. It was a Sunday and we saw lots of people enjoying a Sunday Roast that looked delish. You'll see lots of pubs in London. This one is not to be missed.

Great location and super friendly staff! The atmosphere was exactly what we needed after just…read morearriving in town - not touristy , just welcoming, lively, and relaxed all at once. They had soccer, golf, and cricket on at the same time, but somehow the cheering never clashed--it just worked. The beer options were perfect, with something for every taste. I had the chicken sandwich with fries--sounds simple, but honestly, it was the best I've ever had. Another in our group ordered the fish and chips, and it was spot-on: perfectly crisp with amazing flavor. The bartender was super friendly too--gave us great tips on where to go and what to check out during our stay. A perfect first stop in London!

We tried this place for fish and chips one evening. The ambiance is nice. You sit anywhere and look…read moreat the menu. Then you have to walk to the bar to place your order. We ordered the fish and chips and beer. The fish and chips were good. Service was quick. We will be back to try other things on the menu or maybe just for drinks. It does get a bit loud and it's hard to talk inside. Photos of the food below.

The ambiance here is insane, such cute vibes, and honestly one of the few places with AC, which is…read morea huge plus. You order at the counter, so service is pretty minimal. The food was mid; I got the sausage roll, and the menu is pretty standard compared to what you see at a lot of other places. I probably wouldn't go back specifically for the food, but I would definitely come back for the vibes.