I have eaten here twice and played the open mic twice. The food is decidedly not bad, and the…read morestaff are super nice and friendly. The open mic night is among the few on a Saturday. The acoustics are good, and the evening is well run with superior talent.

This lovely pub was one of our locals when we lived in the area. This charming pub has no loud…read moremusic, wide screen televisions or table games (there are a few fruit machines though). It has loads of seating, friendly staff, Hoegarten on tap and a quiz night. If you just want a cozy quiet place to nurse a pint or a traditional pub to bring friends to for a night out, this is a good place to choose.

In our search for a great Sunday roast, we stumbled upon Bull & Last. The decor was unmatched!…read moreGreat food and exactly what I anticipated. Don't skip out on dessert - one of the best chocolate cakes ever!

One of the best meals of my life. From the drinks to staff, I have never been made to feel so…read morewelcome or had such an authentic English experience. If you are traveling to London and have never treated yourself to the Sunday roast experience, let this be the sign you're looking for to look no fir than than The Bull & Last! We ordered the prime rib dinner for two with all the trimmings and the only reason I stopped eating was because I was afraid to burst from all the goodness. Every morsel was cooked to perfection. It's wonderful to dine in a warm, welcome place, surrounded by people who take great pride in what they serve. I can't wait to return.

Mikey, Zoey, Sadie, Tyler - hope you catch this. As a solo traveler I was very anxious about…read morepopping into a pub on my own, but you all made me feel right at home. It was a busy Sunday afternoon for you guys, so I appreciate you taking the time to chat with me. The beers were great and I really enjoyed myself. Thank you and please take care x Rob rrobrt

The Holly Bush will always hold a place in my heart as one of my favorite pubs. It's a gorgeous…read morepub, and is the perfect environment for some food and drink. The burger was perfect, as were the chips, and was perfect with a pint. Nothing to complain about, will always find myself coming back here.

Came here for Sunday roast and it didn't disappoint. I got the beef roast, and it was amazing. The…read moreservice was great and the atmosphere was really cool too. If I lived here i would visit often!

The Marble Mild cask ale was excellent. Freddie was right about it -- his boss is wrong!read more

The sunday roast (all gluten free!!) was amazing! The service was well done, attentive, and…read morepersonable. The manager even came by to chat, and was such a nice person. 5 stars only because we can't give 6. Thy the sticky toffee pudding (also gluten free) if you dare!

Waterloo location. Sat at table but had to move, manager sat near there calling out to employees…read more Phone ordering not working. Went to bar to order, Barman wouldn't take order without a table number, I turned saw a table number but barman had walked off. Continued for another 25 mins to order via phone. Finally, with no phone success, I ordered at bar. Someone took my table. I sat at an adjacent table, waiter took my order to original table, I called out to him that was my order, he did not hear me. I chased him down. Eggs over cooked.. I had reached my frustration limit. Walked out.

2 stars for service. Waited too long for espresso to be delivered to the table. Then couldn't find…read moreserver to ask for bill. Then couldn't t find server to pay. Saw her in the kitchen eating. Had to knock on the kitchen door to get her attention. Do better.

Not off to a great start with the new hospitality overlords. Stopped in at 1215 for a quiet sup and…read morethey had a crew of workmen drilling and hammering during business hours, nearly a month after opening. Not showing a great sensitivity to customers. Hopefully this will improve.

I had a business meet up here at the recommendation of the person I was meeting. It was a good…read morechoice because it is a Thai cuisine and I love Thai food. I tried the house ale, the Pineapple Ale, which I enjoyed. For my meal, I had the Thai Dim Sum (fried prawns and pork) and the Pad Ka Prow (Prawns with garlic, chillies, onions, mixed vegetables and Thai basil). The food was good with a good amount of spiciness without being overwhelming. I liked the abundance of natural light that illuminated the establishment.

Top notch food and outstanding service. Vibrant and lively ambiance. Thrloroughly enjoyed the…read moreexperience and will definitely return.

I wasn't able to grab any pictures but this place is divine!! A nice little pub with some fan…read morefavorites and fun stuff on the menu. The bread? Amazing. The butter? 10/10. The interior is also really spacious with a lot of light. The service was a tad slow even though there weren't any other tables around but I never know if that's a London thing or if it's specific to that restaurant but either way I'd still go back!

Nice little bar close to the O2 Forum in London. The interior of the building is pretty nice…read moreoverall, although the same can't be said if the restroom. The service is pretty good with welcoming staff and a good selection of beers and ciders, both on tap and bottled. That being said, it is a big loud at times as noise from the often bustling street outside does make it in and the place can feel a bit cramped when it gets more crowded. Overall a nice place for a quick drink, more so at a more quiet time of day, or a good place for a few beers before a show at the O2.

Wanting a classic pub lunch, I popped into the Angel Inn. The atmosphere was good and was very…read morebusy. The menu was quite extensive with lots of choice. We ordered salt and pepper squid, scotch egg, fish and chips and the ultimate burger with sweet potato fries. The food took quite a long time to come - probably as it was busy. There was also a whiff of dishwasher/cleaning fluid in the air as the kitchen directly opens up onto the seating area. When the food arrived I fell in love with the warm scotch egg, however, I wasn't very keen on the fish and chips. I felt like it lacked crucial flavour and crispness. The pricing isn't too bad for the heart of Highgate and I would probably go there again - I just wouldn't order the fish and chips.

Virtually snowed in at the top of The Hill this weekend there was nothing else to do, but while…read moreaway the afternoon at the pub. Out of the many great pubs to choose from in Highgate The Angel Inn is one of my favourites so we headed over. It's a lovely, cosy place, with original 1930's wood paneling and gorgeous open fires mixed with trendy couches and tasseled lampshades hanging over the bar. The atmosphere is very relaxed and friendly, and during the day you will find anyone from 20-somethings to families with babies and dogs all enjoying a drink. The music is usually good too (think Mumford and Sons and old classics such as Portishead) creating a nice, chilled out ambience. Whilst in the evening, it becomes more bar-like and large groups reserve tables for various celebrations. For me though, the food is the main attraction, and if you like pub food you will not be disappointed. Everything here is served up in hearty and delicious portions, from "Cumberland Sausages and Mash" to "Pork Belly, Sauteed Leeks and Bacon Mash", it's all scrumptious and served promptly with a smile. What can I say, it appeals to both the Yorkshire and Greek in me. The bar men are very friendly and polite too so if you add them to the amazing food, great drinks (this is one of the only places I can find bottled raspberry beer) and a great venue, it certainly deserves the title of a fantastic local. Top Tip: The Sunday Roast is to die for.

Horrible staff, treated our table disrespectfully, and other tables were astonished how badly we…read morewere treated. Food well below average, save your money and time. Will never come back

I am from the US and came here with a UK friend who lives in the neighborhood, as well as a friend…read morefrom AU in London. The atmosphere was great, especially in the backyard garden. In that area, you go up and order and they bring out your food. Easy. Supposedly. First, they were out of almost everything we tried to order. My husband and I ordered a starter for the table and it came out first. Then our companions got their food - and the two of us waited for our mains. And waited. And waited. Watching as so many people after us got their food. We checked in at the 45 minute mark. Still no food. Finally at the hour mark, we asked to speak to a manager as our friends were already done with their meal. A manager came over and told us that the wait was our fault because we had ordered a starter for the table, our mains would automatically come out 50 minutes later. It was "the system". No attempts to apologize that our food was so late or that our friends were done with their entire meal. No attempts to make things right or to comp us a drink (we had bought two bottles of wine at this point). The food finally came out and it was good (i had the roast chicken and my husband had fish and chips). We were so hangry that anything would have been good. No attempt to check back or apologize or any of it. I guess they got what they wanted as our friends ended up buying more drinks to sit with us. So in short: attractive place, decent food but lousy service. If you're in a group, don't be the nice ones to order the starter for the table. You'll be penalized.