A spectacular afternoon tea, and only £12,90. I had to give some specific dietary requests and the…read moreserver wrote them down carefully and sure enough, they followed the requirements and produced a lovely custom assortment of finger sandwiches and delectable sweets (see picture). I enjoyed my pot of tea, and they did offer a refill. The shop itself is divine, with gorgeous Viennese decorating touches throughout, and plenty of scrumptious-looking foods on display. As befits a Viennese-type establishment, their cappuccinos are also fantastic (I visited several times during my visit to London, not just for the tea).

It's a true Austrian experience in the heart of London. Outstanding service, great ambience and…read moreexcellent menu.

Great spot over the road from the Indian embassy. Food, service, and glass-and-brass styling is…read moreredolent of mittel Europa. Tableware includes an impressive amount of actual silver. If there is a rice pudding on the dessert menu, get it - I had one with rhubarb, and it was absolutely stellar. There is a sandwich /lunch bar in addition to the main restaurant, which I think leans heavily on sausages, schnitzels and sandwiches, which is no bad thing ( although I haven't tried it).

Old school London at its finest. Gorgeous dining room and the service is impeccable. Go with the…read morespecials ( we did French white asparagus) and / or any of the steaks. The ribeye was tender and full of flavor. Love the side sauce. It's a thin cut so order accordingly. Pair with frites. Yum! And ask your waiter for a wine pairing. They know their vino. Enjoy!

The food was really tasty, service very quick and the restaurant was very busy. We got seated…read moreinstantly and within minutes of ordering received our food. I would definitely go again.

I felt I was transported to Austria. The grilled goat cheese lentils was amazing. Lentils were…read morepacked with flavor and the cheese was the perfect creamy ness. The schnitzel was crispy and lemony... I would give this place a 4 but an incident occurred.....a wine glass shattered into my food and it was accident by the server but the food was still in front of me with glass in it. (I think they thought I was gonna keep eating) As we finished our schnitzel we were ready to pack it to go and then we were given the news it had been put in the trash. Soo I'd just proceed with caution at this place but maybe it was a one off honestly would go again had a laugh and food and wine were very yummy.

It seems slightly incongruous, a chocolate dark inside hidden away down Black Prince Road in…read moreVauxhall within a barely rebranded frontage bearing the Jolly Gardener brand. We walked past it twice before realising where it was. Described as London's first German gastropub (a fairly safe claim) they offer 40 odd different beers. Some excellent choices, if a little pricy. DAB, a light and crisp easy drinker from Dortmund is a semi regular treat when bought from Oddbins, here it's over £4 a pint. They offer a range of wurst (including the ubiquitous currywurst) alongside a selection of schnitzels, a more Austrian treat, but one known across both countries. On previous visits I've sampled these, and can particularly recommend the Schnitzel Kolsche Art, the traditional pan fried pork escalope coated in breadcrumbs, served in this instance with a black pudding and apple sauce mix. It isn't gourmet, but does as its makers intended and serves up a hearty filler to put a cap on the foamy lager you've just sculled.

The Jolly Gardeners Excellent modern informal refurbished…read morelocal Gastropub. Simple menu of sharable plates, main meals, and deserts. To start we ordered the hummus, which was good, and the onion bhaji, which was great. For main meal we had the special menu item, the lamb noisette, which came with both broad and runner beans, and, new potatoes. The lamb was good quality and perfectly seasoned and lightly cooked. Great place to eat close to Lambeth Bridge in central London, or share a drink and some small plates with friends.

We were on the way home from a day tour and decided last minute to dine since it was close to our…read morehotel (St. Pancras Renaissance) and was so glad we tried it. Beautiful interior and ambiance and great service paired with delicious food made for a wonderful experience. For cocktails I had a martini which was delicious as was my husband's Old Fashioned. For dinner we split the Jaegerschnitzel, which was authentic and tasty. Although we were too full for dessert they brought us a special treat for our anniversary. It was doubly nice because the manager brought one and as soon as we finished it, out comes our server with another (not knowing the restaurant already brought one)! It was very sweet. All in all, it was a great experience and I would highly recommend it!

Really wanted to love this place but my Schnitzel was so tough and chewy. The chicken version was…read moremuch better. Everything else was fine so 3.5 stars from me. Wiener Schnitzel 29.50 Veal escalope, warm potato salad, lingonberry compote Hähnchen Schnitzel 21.50 Chicken escalope, braised red cabbage, red wine sauce

Wonderful atmosphere and attentive staff. Love the German chocolate cake. Will visit here again.read more

Quick, friendly service at lunch. Schnitzel (both pork and aubergine) was crispy and tender. Server…read morerecommended that we start with one side salad, not two, and she was correct, since the schnitzel came with a handful of arugula/rocket salad.

I usually go to Katzenjammers after the Borough Market but it's been 6 months since my last visit…read moreso i was surprised they turned the first floor into an Irish bar. The bottom floor remains German, but didn't open until 5. Fortunately they have two Paulaner taps upstairs so I was covered. Smart business move, but they should hire another bartender and open the downstairs earlier.

German bar with some big portions. Surprisingly large space in sub ground level. Nicely ventilated…read morewith good AC making the space cool and comfortable on a hot afternoon. Had a Paulner. Mostly German drafts. Quick service.

Overall a decent German restaurant, it is family style seating. Mostly authentic style food, may…read morenot be for everyone! Was not super busy when we were there so service was decent.

What a fun surprise to trek by here on the way to the tube and swing back by for supper after a day…read moreof adventures. We had the Goulash with spaetzle and the sauerkraut, German potato salad, and brat. All were delicious (though I am not a fennel fan and the goulash was fennel forward. But follow it up with a bite of briny kraut or potato salad and it was wonderful and satisfying). Really loved the atmosphere and the Oktoberfest feels!

This place needs a recent review. Woah. The kitchen turns out some brilliant dishes. The place…read moreis very unassuming but I would recco the chefs table so you watch all the action. The chef was very in charge and running a great kitchen. Good wines by the glass too. I like this place and would love to bring a group back here !

What a pleasantly delicious find in Soho! We didn't have reservations but we're lucky enough to…read moresnag seats at the kitchen bar. Staff are friendly and helpful. We ordered (and thoroughly enjoyed) the prawns, fried baby squid and trout.

This place is absolutely suberb with stunning views. I met some friends for sticks and appetizers…read moreand everything was amazing. I had a pink Cadillac that was so young. Everyone from the host to the waitstaff was so friendly and accommodating. It's a spot I would love to visit again and again

Came here for an early Christmas dinner and were seated immediately after checking in our bags. The…read morestaff was very friendly was helpful with giving us insight into the menu. We all got the set menu, sides, and a bottle of red and white. 4/5 Beet salad - excellent 4/5 Beef cheek - excellent 4/5 custard - excellent The portions were small but I was full. Very tasty set menu and would recommend. They had just put up their Christmas tree and it was very nicely decorated with a Peter Pan theme (flapping wings).