The food was amazingly delicious. The servers were attentive. The place was clean and nice.read more

Delicious Sunday Roast! My husband and I came for lunch and were seated at a high top community…read moretable. The service was excellent and we greatly enjoyed the sourdough bread, burrata appetizer, and roast beef with bone marrow, potatoes, seasonal veg, Yorkshire pudding and gravy. The beef and gravy had such great flavor and it was the perfect portion to share. This cozy pub doesn't have much seating so I recommend making a reservation or coming early.

I went here for morning coffee as I had heard great reviews from friends…read more The coffee was warmish and you get a small coffee for the same price as a regular coffee everywhere else. I'll go back again because my friends reviews contradicted my own experiences

Superb place for coffee. Gets busy during the 1030-1130 coffee break rush because it's so good I…read moreguess. Friendly staff. I have never eaten there but the food looks

Fantastic pub right around the corner from Oxford Street! Stopped in to watch some sport and it was…read morethe perfect place. Good atmosphere, good beer and great food! Everyone having a great time on a Sunday. The topper was the incredible staff at the pub all round. I left behind my passport here and they called all over London to track me down and get it back to me. Way beyond the call of duty and it was so appreciated! Great guys all round. See you next time and thanks!

I really enjoyed this spot. I was staying at the London edition and we were walking around late at…read morenight we spotted two guys outside drinking a beer. They were the managers/bartenders of the place. They were super nice and told us where we could find an open bar. We decided to go the next day for Sunday roast. The food was very good and the same manager/bartender was there and was great. We came back a few times for drinks and always had great drinks, service and food.

We had several visits here. Warren (bartender) made us feel like regulars! I had fish and chips…read moretwice and my wife had the roasted chicken. Everything was excellent--but Warren did not think our first experience with the fish and chips was up to par, so the second time we ordered it he made sure we got "proper" English pub fish and chips! I had several Guinness during our week long stay nearby, and the bartenders really know how to pull a proper glass! I highly recommend The Duke of York! Great vibe, live music some nights, but like most things, it's the people. And everyone who we interacted with made us feel welcome. Great people, great food, great beer!

Loved the fish and chips! The batter was light and the dish was sweet and buttery. And it is only…read moretwo blocks from the Marriott Marble Arch.

This restaurant must be a remodel of the old ones here at the Marriott Marble Arch. It's quite…read morelarge with several rooms. Open with very high ceilings and lots of natural light exposed thru floor to ceiling windows, a pool table alcove, a nice large dark wooden bar area, outdoor seating, intimate booth seating areas by a wine cellar and a couple buffet areas! I stayed here for a week and had breakfast here twice. The food is 100x better than the executive lounge on the 12th floor. When I was rushing to leave they allowed me to take a box of food for take away. Service is amazing too!

Whether it's breakfast or the afternoon tea (you have to try it,) the service, food, and…read morecleanliness is all fantastic!

A pub with rooms upstairs. Just like the old days!…read more I booked this place not realizing it was not a traditional hotel, and when I arrived to check in after a looooong 15 hours in the air, surprise! I walked around the outside looking for a hotel lobby... nothing! Only a restaurant/ pub with the correct name! You walk into the pub and check in with the bartender!!! After getting the (1920's style) keys, luggage had to be carried up some narrow, windy stairs to the room. (So no lifts and be prepared!) was told that the pub opens till 11 pm, and if you are out and about after that, you give your keys to the bartender, who will give them to the night watchman, who will let you in when you show up at the door. Kinda a funky arrangement but I suppose it works, but never tested it myself. Rooms are on the small side, but the king sized bed was comfortable. Since we were on the level above the pub, at night you could hear the noise downstairs, but it wasn't that loud and it did not disburb me. Included in the room rate was breakfast. Yum! There was a limited choice, but the main 3 items were: English Breakfast, Vegetarian type breakfast, and a continental breakfast. Staying there for 3 nights, I decided to give each one a try, and they were all good (ranked in the respective order in my previous sentence). The server and cook were really polite, checked up on us to see if everything is okay.... a nice experience. The pub itself is nice too, with a main room, another room closer to the street, and some outdoor tables. We did not find ourselves there in the evening, but it is a pretty happening place. Generally pretty full, lots of traffic, flowing conversation and drinks! So a somewhat different experience for me! Just like in the old days you read in the story books or see in the old movies, a pub with rooms upstairs for people to sleep it off! (Modern version of it anyways!) Little on the high average side in price, but you get a meal included, very decent room, dining downstairs, and within 5 min walk to at least 2 - 3 subway stations.

If you're a Buffalo Bills fan living in London -- or just passing through -- there is only one…read moreplace you need to know: The Fitzrovia Belle. Every week during the NFL season, this place transforms into the beating heart of Bills Mafia UK. It's the official home of the Bills Backers of London, and let me tell you -- the energy here on game day is electric. You'll find die-hards decked out in red, white, and blue, chanting "Let's go Buffalo!" like we're back in Orchard Park. The staff? Legends. They know the regulars, they roll with the madness, and they always make sure your pint is full and your wings are hot. Speaking of wings -- they're proper good. You wouldn't expect it, but they've somehow nailed that upstate New York flavor in the middle of central London. Blue cheese and all! Big screens everywhere, full surround sound -- they even play the Shout song after touchdowns. The camaraderie in the room is unreal. Whether it's a heartbreaking loss or a dominant win, you're surrounded by people who bleed Bills blue. It's like stepping into a little slice of Buffalo, right in Fitzrovia. I've brought mates here who don't even follow American football, and they've still had a blast just soaking up the atmosphere. This isn't just a sports bar -- it's a community, and Fitzrovia Belle is the stadium. Go Bills. London loves ya.

Absolutely phenomenal. Texture is a fantastic spot with amazing food for a very reasonable price…read more The chefs were kind and avoided the food allergies of our group (which we mentioned when we set our reservation). The beautiful difference in texture of each plate surpassed the previous and left us all enjoying every last bite.

Fabulous Michelin stared restaurant. This Icelandic Asian fusion restaurant offers a clean fresh…read morepalate. The vegan tasting menu was creative and tasty. I would recommend the wine pairing. Perfect place for a dinner celebration.

The food was great, this was the only pub in London we went back to twice. I would say it was the…read morefood but the staff made us feel completely welcomed. Ronaldo was fantastic even introduced us to a local regular to chat with. If you are in the area I highly recommend this in assuming place for a nice pizza or a great burger and a pint!

Mostly & . We shared the grilled chicken salad & enjoyed it. The ham & mushroom pizza was…read moredelicious. Chose this pub since close to Park & Museum

I was drawn to the sign of the White Mustache, which seemed completely out of place in the warren…read moreof generic flat-blocks that fill the space between Hampstead Road and Regent's Park. The sign on the door read, simply "Craft Beer, Coffee, Food." Boy oh boy did they deliver. In the midst of a landscape straight out of Terry Gilliam's "Brazil" (or George Orwell's "1984") is an absolute gem of a gastropub. The food is tasty and affordable, the clientele is chilled without being ironic, and the handles selection, oh my, the handles! Not one, but _two_ Beavertowns, a Tiny Rebel, the now-standard Camden Helles, a bunch of other excellent London microbrews, and for a lager, how about Budvar/Budweiser?! You can really tell that someone has put a lot of love and thought into this place. The inside is spacious and comfortable, with lots of windows, comfy furniture and a beautiful long wooden bar. There is a small garden in the back. Although it's brick walls don't offer much of a view, it's very peaceful and they've done their best to spruce it up with plants, warm wooden shades, and other little touches--it could still use a bit more love, but I'm sure they'll get to it as the weather improves. The staff could not be more friendly and helpful. When one of the taps was being a bit fussy, the bartender went out of his way to be patient and to insure I received a full measure--and that was for just a 1/3 pint sampler! I haven't tried the coffee yet, but it smelled delicious, so I will definitely be back for that. In short, whether you're looking for a great pint, a tasty burger, or a good coffee, this is a fantastic little gem of a place. It is eminently local, but in the "not rammed with tourists" fashion rather than the "scary old codger mumbling to himself in the corner" way. If you're lucky enough to find it, bring mates, but not _too_ many mates, if you know what I mean. It's terrific for groups, but if you want a raucous piss-up with the lads, something on the Camden High Street would suit you more. There is a television, but it is small and in the corner, so they're not looking to host footie nights either. Here, it's all about the beer, food, and company. It might, in fact, be the spiritual reincarnation of my long-lost and much-missed Crown & Goose. And this is something most devoutly to be wished for. Follow the White Mustache . . . who knows where it will lead you?

From the owner: Amazing location a stone throw away from Camden high st & a short walk from Euston main…read morerailwaylines. A pub & cafe serving a rotating craft beer list ,serving fresh & seasonal grub at a realistic price lovely courtyard beer garden for 60 covers , a coffee shop open for brunch 7 days a week. Live sport especially rugby, and a great place for birthdays & social together .