When you want to fill like your in and Irish pub, this is a good spot…read more You order at the bar - service is hit or miss - but pints are fun at your in a pub that's been around forever. It's a great stop in the Mayfair area!

Popped in to kill time before heading to winter wonderland. The bar was cozy and decorated for the…read moreholiday. We sat ourselves but had to clean off the table. It wasn't busy in the pub at that time, but it's okay. After looking over the menu ordered food before 3pm and was told they had to call the kitchen to see if they were going to make our order (the pub closes at 11pm) so that caught us off guard. Luckily they did make our meals, but didn't serve anyone else food after us. Went to use the ladies room upstairs and was startled when I walked into the restroom and a man was inside. I thought I went into the wrong restroom, but nope gents bathroom was downstairs as well as ADA. The food was just okay. The broth the mussels were served in lacked flavor and the chips were overly salted. With ketchup the chips were better. The pints were good but that's all I'd come back for.

Went here by recommendation for good authentic Serbian food. Dishes seem to satisfy my flatmate who…read morecame from Serbia, and had this place recommended by their Croatian colleague. It was a hefty meal and the meat was tender and succulent. Service was very prompt and people were nice. There's a small place where you can smoke and vape that is also roofed and pleasant. Only qualms is the chairs are quite dirty. Otherwise, it is quiet in the afternoon.

A hole in the wall with great food. Casual, relaxed. Great service. We had five in our party -…read moreeveryone got something different and all meals were really good. Not air conditioned so can get steamy on a hot day; minimal outdoor seating, but it does exist.

Corrigan's Mayfair wasn't the worst food we had in London, but when taking into consideration it…read morewas easily more than three times the cost of everything else we ate in the city, it came out to be our worst meal overall. The small accessories to our entrees - bread that we assumed came with the table but we were charged for, the amazing friend olives appetizer, and the dessert were the stand outs. The soda bread and oregano with butter were fantastic and the pear sorbet was divine. That being said, none of three meat dishes we ordered (lobster, trout, lamb) were seasoned well and all three were below lackluster. The lobster and bright veggie mix were poorly paired, and although the sauce made the trout more favorable, it was very bland, just like the lamb. In spite of the wonderful service and the outside seating, I just can't recommend Corrigan's Mayfair. All in all, if you're just stopping in for appetizers, drinks, and desserts you should be fine, but definitely do not eat dinner here.

Thank you for your amazing service and accommodating our specific requests. Mum and dad loved the…read morevenison and beef tornadoes and I absolutely adored the sea bass Thank you

This is a great place for breakfast. We ordered the "full English breakfast". The food was great…read moreand the servers were friendly and very helpful. We also get a couple of their coffees which were also very good. I would highly recommend visiting here.

This review is for breakfast. And I love coming here for it each time I'm in London…read more Food: Breakfast! Weekend breakfasts are tops as they do the Full English then, but weekday breakfasts tick the box too. I had the Eggs Benedict - eggs cooked to a runny perfection with the most delicious hollandaise on a lightly toasted English muffin. And a supporting flat white to wash it down with. Service: Friendly and attentive without hovering. Space: A great spot to work out of (quiet work, don't do your calls here folks, please) and enjoy a beverage and a meal. I can't say they'll be OK with folks hogging a table at peak times but I've only ever been there pre-lunch. Cost: So very reasonable for central London, about £25 for breakfast and a coffee. Takes cards and cash. Give it a go!

Wow! I loved this place! Very quaint, comfortable, clean and cozy! A great selection of beers and…read morethe food was divine. It wasn't busy when my friends and I sauntered in on a cold and rainy night, we sidled over to a nice comfy couch next to the fireplace and warmed our bones. We ordered some beers and some appetizers from the bar, where the bartenders gave us their favorites on the menu, and went back to our couch. The food came pretty quickly and boy- every single item we ordered was awesome! We had 3 appetizers- the fried Padrón Peppers, Tempura Shrimp, and Salt & Pepper Squid- all perfect and delicious! We sat for an hour and chatted, sipped our beers, it was like being at home! All the staff were friendly and helpful definitely service with a smile! I look forward to my next trip to London, I will definitely come back here!

This review is looong overdue. I stumbled across this place while exploring London for the first…read moretime on a business trip, and now it is one of my favorites! I have been back many times! I have even dragged a friend of mine from the states here. Get the sausage role with mustard. I get it every single time. It is delicious!!! I don't know if they procure them from a bakery nearby, but they are the best. The food at the Rose, in general, is fabulous with great flavors and rich ingredients. It is really difficult to go wrong. The service is always charming and they mix some great drinks. A bonus, a few times my servers were easy on the eyes. If you happen to come when the weather is nice, the patio is adorable. I could definitely linger here for an afternoon session.

Amazing food. Server was awesome and genuine. Great cause behind the restaurant as well!read more

Toronto-Paddington 9am-9pm. With a room at the Paddington Hilton we ventured out for a bite to eat…read more A perfect late evening dinner was had at The Frontline Club. Crispy duck salad with chili and lime was perfection, baked aubergine with Cote de Rhône, courgette fries in the side. You can't do this route better! History on the wall and deliciousness on the plate.

My wife, mother, sister and I stumbled upon the Fleece looking for refreshment after a walking tour…read moreof Roman London. The pub is a lovely old traditional pub with plenty of seating - not many London city pubs have as much. We sat up behind the bar for some table service lunch. Even for a weekday lunch time we we able to get seated and were served quickly. The food was great. Every one of us enjoyed our meal and ale. Proper good old English pub far like fish n chips, sausage roll, scotch egg, steak pie. And a dizzying array of drinks available on the menu. As you enter the pub you see the bar in the center of the room with wood panelling all over the place. It's a very typical old London pub vibe, very welcoming. What is less typical of my memory of London pubs is the quality of the food. They've sure come a long way since I as last back in old Blighty. Everywhere we ate was top notch, the Golden Fleece included. If you are in the City on business or visiting an attraction like the Mithraeum, I definitely recommend the Golden Fleece for a pit stop.

Very good service. Well located and good ambiance. Recommend their fish and chips with a beer of…read moreyour choice

Cane here for lunch to meet a friend who works in the neighbourhood…read more The interiors were large and welcoming. We were greeted and seated quickly and when my friend mentioned that she only had 30 minutes break for lunch, they even served our hot meals very quickly. I had a Touluse sausage on a bed of Puy lentils with a side of garlic mushrooms that was lovely. My friend ordered a sandwich which was quite large and came with fries. The fries were really good and I kept stealing some from her plate. I'm normally skeptical of pub lunches, but the menu had a good range of dishes and the food here was much better than the average pub.

I just walked in here as it looked like a good place to stop for a drink when I was in town. In the…read moreend I ordered food too, just some mac & cheese with onion rings. The epitome of class. It wasn't busy at the time as it was just before lunch, but as I sat, the room started to fill up. The service was quick as I was one of the few in there when I entered and the food was delivered quickly. Not that I expected to wait long for two side dishes. If you are in the Monument station area it's a nice place to go. If I have business nearby I'd go in again. It's a pub with an upmarket feel, and quite spacious with plenty of food and drink options.