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La Trompette is a winner. The exterior & interior design and dining room visuals are very…read moreattractive, & immediately give you a sense upon arrival that you are in for some great eating. That sense is not wrong: you are. The menus (one a tasting menu, the other a la carte), are very inventive and rapidly cause glands to salivate. Clever mix of ingredients & cooking forms, and plenty of delicious options to choose from. The wine menu was robust, well-balanced for palates & dishes ordered, and had a comprehensive list of reasonably priced bottles. (We had the Gigondas: absolutely lovely) The dishes were amazing! Linguine w/ black truffles (divine), seared sea bass (more divine), braised short ribs (diviner (?) ), etc.. The cheese cart was sublime, with an excellent selection. The banana souffle tasted as magnificent as it looked. The service at La Trompette is exemplary. We were waited on impeccably, and just enough. If i had to suggest any improvements, it would be 1) serve crustier bread, and more than one option ( the bread served was fine, but the center was spongy), and 2) the toasts for the cheese crumbled into small pieces instantly (fortunately, I like getting my hands dirty with cheese..) I highly recommend La Trompette. Go. Often.

What an awful Experience for breakfast. Service was non existent and food was not up to or with the…read morestandards that langham holds. The buffet bar was so limited and consisted of either sugar or raw meat. Our experience started when we invited a friend over to meet us at the hotel restaurant (which was this) for breakfast. We ordered porridge and just a simple salmon Benedict for our guests. The porridge was filled with heavy cream after telling he waitress that we wanted it dairy free . I ordered a vegan gluten-free plate which they said they would be more than accommodating to make and the waitress listed off items that sounded phenomenal but by the time I plate showed up, there was just steamed spinach, small side of beans, and nothing of which they promised because the waitress never informed me that the things she recommended are neither vegan nor gluten-free. We asked repeatedly for hot teas, orange juice and water which we never received. So I ended up getting up and going to one of the side counters where there was a jar of water and brought it back to the table and filled it myself. Go else where for breakfast if you are staying at the hotel.

What a dining experience! If I were to have a last meal, this would be the place I would have it!…read moreThe meal is less expensive than some of the other michelin star restaurants, but the quality is higher in my opinion. We reserved our spot weeks in advance, and it was pretty busy. It caters to the business class, so lots of suits here. We had the 5 course meal which was amazing. I don't think I could ever find a restaurant that offers this level of food. Anytime that I am in London, I will definitely return.

Stepping into Masala Zone is like entering the taste buds of India. The cuisine here is proper…read moreIndian, not that trendy stuff that Westerners usually buy into. I came to this place with two of my friends from Delhi and they were explaining the origin of the food before me: what region it came from, the cultural reasons behind the use of those particular ingredients. It was like an Indian food seminar. The waiters and waitresses were just as knowledgeable as my Indian dining companions. The whole experience was a festival of learning. Their food is delicious. They serve platters with all kinds of yoghurts, nans and house specialties. I got the smallest platter thinking that I could devour it whole in a matter of milliseconds, but surprisingly it was very filling. My other friends who got the larger platter couldn't finish their meal. The place is cheap as well (I spent £11 for my platter and a cold beer), so I would definitely suggest going if you have severe Indian food hankerings.

Masala Zone is one of my guilty pleasures and one of very few companies I ever use for Friday night…read moretakeaways ... they offer particularly good value when really hungry. However, my most recent visit to an actual branch proved that Masala Zone is not a good option if you just fancy a light meal. The streetfood starters seem like a good choice but I've actually tried most of them before and they tend to be on the greasy side. Having been lucky to get an outdoors table on the patio out front (overlooking traffic, but still ...) we decided to leave without ordering. Sushi across the road was the answer on this occasion. The upmarket chains (Wagamama, Dishoom, Busaba Ethai et al) all seem to employ the same interior designers, this branch of Masala Zone was dimly lit with dark tables - very pleasant but formulaic.

Estella is my local tapas bar. My sister and I first discovered it a few years ago when they put…read moresome restaurant discount vouchers through our and we've been firm fans ever since. It's close to Wimbledon Park Tube but we always drive. Street parking isn't usually a problem in the evenings. Th restaurant has a bit of a Spanish vibe with the decorations and Spanish speaking staff. The list of Spanish beers also helps! Main courses and paellas are available but we stick to the tapas. Our favourites here are the pollo al ajillo (chicken in garlic sauce), pulpo (octopus with sea salt and paprika), higados (chicken livers), chuletas (lamb chops), chanquetes (whitebait) and ribs. Get lots of bread for the yummy sauces. A reliable purveyor of authentic Spanish tapas.

We stopped here for a quick lunch and were pleasantly surprised by this restaurant in an area…read morewithout many options. I had a delicious panini, filling, tasty, freshly made and inexpensive. The atmosphere is pleasant too. The decorations around the bar have a lot of character.

I don't know why this place is not higher rated. If in the states maybe with more Yelp users…read more This place was amazing! Exactly what I hoped and more. It's a bit off the beaten path, kinda like in Harlem+Brooklyn if it was in NYC. If in the states it would be highly sought after. I fell in love when i discovered their IG page. I've been following for few years now and just saw how beautiful the food was. I had to come here for my London trip. I expected it to be in some posh neighborhood and was pleasantly surprised when it wasn't and instead in a neighborhood with just a bit grit and cool vibe. It's small and quaint and the food is so delicious and service was very attentive and friendly. One must get the Comte Fried Potatoes. We didn't at first but we looked to our left, to our right, and table in front and everyone was ordering this dish so we did too and it didn't disappoint. It's served with a saffron aioli that is very savory. I loved this gem of place. I plan to come here every time I am near London.

Levan was my first stop during a recent trip to London--and I'm so glad I had a chance to try this…read morecreative, cozy restaurant. I arrived towards the end of dinner service on a Saturday and was seated at the small counter overlooking the kitchen. It was certainly a treat to be able to see the dishes being prepared, and made me feel a little like I was part of the fun, buzzy team. I had a few small plates, including the comte fries, some delish roasted carrots, and the tortellini. The chef's menu is a great way to explore the menu, and a great value as well. Make sure you check out the wine list, a lot of fun BTG options. Will certainly recommend this spot to folks visiting London and staying in Peckham!

Had a meal whilst visiting the area on a business trip. Poor service and poor quality food if this…read morethe best that the south east offers( the restaurant was a finalist in the curry house of the year) then I suggest you move north. My jalfrezi was greasy and the onions were sliced much too thickly I nearly choked on them. My colleague's tikka masala was topped with squirty cream-classy! Would not recommend a visit here and ignore the newspaper clippings.

Love this restaurant, food is always really good and great value for money. Staff always very…read morefriendly. Highly recomended!

I would give it 4.5 stars, apparently the most authentic Chinese-Japanese restaurant near…read moreBrentwood, UK. Food was spicy as requested.

Tried this one today as take away and was really impressed. Went there from the Holiday Inn Hotel -…read more5 min. foot walk. The place does not look very inviting from the outside, but inside it is very nice, the staff was friendly and my order was turned around very quickly. And the food is very good. I am sure I will come again...

La Dame de Pic London is a culinary gem in the heart of London, boasting two Michelin stars since…read more2019, a testament to the exceptional quality of its cuisine. As one of only 13 two-star Michelin restaurants in London, La Dame de Pic stands out as a beacon of gastronomic excellence. From the elegant decor to the impeccable service, every aspect of the dining experience is designed to delight the senses. And let's not forget the handmade rose butter--an absolute must-try! The luxurious, creamy texture and subtle, floral notes are simply divine. Alexandro was very thoughtful and informative as well. The menu is a masterpiece of innovation, featuring dishes like the crapaudine beet root perfumed with eucalyptus and lovage, and the ikejime pollock with wild sea herbs, dulse geranium, wasabi, ginger. The fish was so fresh that it showed the rainbow on the texture. The final course, white millefeuille Tahitian vanilla jasmine jelly and voatsiperfery pepper cloud. These exquisite creations showcase Chef Anne-Sophie Pic's culinary brilliance and the restaurant's commitment to pushing the boundaries of French cuisine.

It was lovely but I think there are better overall experiences and values for 2 Michelin stars…read more The team did a great job on service and venue itself is well-spaced, with nice music curation and a good atmosphere. I cannot fault them on any of those aspects. We had the queen of spades menu with the emotion pairing. So that meant we had mackerel, berlingots, white asparagus, lobster, seabass, guinea fowl, red leicester cheese and then dessert (chocolate for me). The wine pairings were not spectacular. I think they are trying to do too much and be too smart. With these dishes there are some lovely classics that will go well. I think we had one wine all night that we truly loved and the rest were either not wine (an alcoholic tea in one case) or relatively recent for what I would have expected at 280 pounds each. I get that may be the business model of 2 star restaurants but then perhaps my jam is just one star and near-starred places. I wouldn't refuse an invitation to go back but we will not seek it out again.