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JW Steakhouse

4.0 (57 reviews)
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Closed 12:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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NY Strip Steak..excellent
George P.

I was very impressed with a hotel restaurant. JW had nice atmosphere, good service and most importantly great food. Being from the states, I happy to know you can find a good steak in the UK. We started with the crab soup and the mushroom soup, both excellent, for entrees my wife ordered the lobster cobb salad. Very good and nice portion of lobster. I ordered the NY strip steak ...It was a nice cut of meat, tender and tasty. We also ordered sides, baked potato and cream spinach. JW was well worth it

Best cheesecake that side of the pond
Paige S.

After months of hearing about "just how amazing the cheesecake" is, I finally got to the JW Steakhouse to try it for myself our first night in London. Dinner started with the bread and let's keep it 100, you cannot go wrong with some bread and butter. The butter had a sprinkling of salt which is always a plus in my book. Unfortunately, we didn't partake in an appetizer because I'm on a dreaded meal plan. Why I do this to myself? Probably because I'm a glutton for punishment. I digress. For dinner, I ordered the 10oz NY Strip and after confirming and re-confirming that I wanted it medium rare, it came out medium rare. Be warned, they will ask you to check the temperature once the steak makes it to your table. Regardless, it was cooked perfectly. Honestly, I couldn't tell you what he had as I was more so focused on my plate. To share though, we did order the hand cut chips and they were good. Not the best but far from the worst. However, let's chat about the main reason we were there: the cheesecake. When I tell you I heard about this cheesecake for months, I literally heard about it for months. Even when boarding the plane in Boston, my travel companion could not stop gushing about this cheesecake. We ordered the mini cheesecake as we were both quite full. To be fair, I was hesitant to eat it as it was just so cute but after some tempting I finally dove in. At first, it was not all it was cracked up to be. There was something about the sour cream filling on the top that was just not it. But then... right when I least expected it, the texture changed and instead of sour cream, it was actual cheesecake. And that's when I knew... it was legitimately the best cheesecake I've had (once you take that filling off the top). And my god... the crust. The crust was muy bien. We loved it so much that we went back later in the week for just cheesecake and wine! Service: The wait staff was rather attentive and didn't rush us at all. Attire: Our attire was dressy casual as we were in London for vacation. He was in jeans, button down, and a jacket while I wore tights, a plaid mini skirt, and a black bodysuit with heels. The crowd was mixed between those there for the (American) football game and people on business so if there was a dress code, it went out the window. Anywho, this is just one woman's opinion... go try it out for yourself and tell me what you think! n.b. we were there in October 2022 not December 2022.

The tuna tar tar (starter) and a side of onion rings.
Kellie N.

Stayed here a few nights at this hotel and this restaurant is one of the best hotel restaurants I have been to. We ate here two nights. The first night we ordered the seafood platter. Most amazing oysters! Never seen them so huge. The lobster is to die's for. If you're not wanting something so big ( it is for 2) the lobster Cobb is definitely a must! Our table ordered one of those as well and it was spot on. The Parker house rolls they give you after ordering are so warm and pillowy soft. It's hard to only have the one. The salty crust is perfect. The second night I ordered the salmon which was perfectly cooked and had an amazing sauce. It was accompanied with sautéed spinach which I didn't see noted on the menu so a side isn't necessary. For the table we also ordered a filet, which the server insisted he cut into it then before she left the table to be sure it was cooked the his liking. Also ordered was the chicken and a tuna tar tar. The chicken was fantastic as well as the tuna tar tar. Sides we tried were the mashed potatoes, potatoes au gratin, onion rings all which were good. Dessert, the cheesecake was fabulous and the other evening we tried the special strawberry pavlova. Both were fantastic. Cheesecake is a heavier option so I would say they were equally as good. I always love the different textures in a pavlova. The crunchy meringue and creamy vanilla whipped cream hiding a scoop of lovely strawberry ice cream and topped with fresh sweet strawberries and little bit of a strawberry syrup. A nice lighter option definitely to share especially if you opt for the cheesecake. Fantastic! Highly recommend.

London
Barry A.

Located in the Grosvenor House Hotel London England. We had the breakfast buffet which was out of this world. It would take hours to list all the options. They have a pressed juice bar that is so fantastic it was unbelievable . You can have eggs or omlets to order and all sorts of wonderful options. The fresh rolls and pastry was like being in a bakery. We also went for diner one night and the menu was also fabulous. Of course we tried the fish and chips which were excellent. Can't rave enough about this restaurant and staff. Mr Dominik Feller is to be commended for his hard work and dedication. We will definitely return next time we are in London.

Burrata Salad
Brent T.

Alright, if you are stumbling across this review and wondering if JW Steakhouse is worthy of your hard earned money and time, YES is the answer. Throw your phone down and make your way to what is one of the best dining experiences I have had in a very long time. If you are still near your phone and reading this feel free to continue reading ;) Let's start at the beginning, I am staying at the JW Marriott Grosvenor Hotel during my visit to London. After a long day having tea with the Queen and sailing down the Thames on my Yacht, okay... those last things are not true but I did make my way back to the hotel exactly 4 minutes before the JW Steakhouse closed. Thinking that We would not have a single chance of getting in, especially so close to closing, I was pleasantly surprised when we were met with open arms and escorted to a table right away. You would expect excellent service from an establishment of this caliber, and it's exactly what you get from start to finish. So, before I continue to the food, let me thank the staff for treating us so great. Okay, if you are still with me, I will get to the food. I do have to start off with this, I offered to split the 32oz Ribeye Tomahawk Steak just to experience it, but was met with a bit of resistance. Maybe due to the fact that we both would have been put in a coma about 20oz in! LOL. We did settle on the following; Burrata Salad, Crab Wedge Salad, and Fish and Chips. To start the Burrata salad is absolutely perfect. The Burrata is, hands down, the best I have ever had. The pairing of heirloom tomatoes, olives, and oranges is just the right amount of salt, acid, and sweet. God Bless the Queen, it is incredible. Once we tore bread apart and literally cleaned the plate to a shiny finish, we moved on to the Lump Crab Iceberg Wedge Salad. Yes, real crab, egg, and Louis dressing atop of incredibly fresh and crisp iceberg lettuce is something to write your Momma about. Wow. It is a very generous offering of food as well, easily split between two but I guess that depends on who fights harder for it! Hahaha. Alright, I have left the literal best for last... I am a bit of a fish and chips snob and until last night I had not had anything close to the "Frying Scotsman" in Portland Oregon (Cart Days). I mean this people, the Frying Scotsman ruined it for many restaurants because I simply couldn't find anything comparable. Well, the JW Steakhouse has not only met the challenge it has taken the #1 spot. If you know me, and had to listen to me rant and rave about Fish and Chips, you know how big of a deal this is. The fish, line caught cod, is light and meaty at the same time. The deep fried batter is incredible and literally dissolved in your mouth. It comes with house-made tartar sauce and I highly recommend you ask for malt vinegar. The combination is what I look for, completes the balance and we'll just the entire experience. As always I hope my review has helped you decide on where and what to eat... Enjoy!

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Sandy K.

Arrived for dinner for a late night reservation. The restaurant was a short walk from where I was staying - Park Lane Marriott and I informed this place served the best cheesecake in London. We were seated right away and the dinning room reminded me as if I was back in the U.S. I went with the rib eye and added prawns, side of au gratin potatoes and mushrooms. When my steak arrived It was on the rare side instead of medium rare so I had to send it back which really was disappointing. Both sides were yummy but the boneless rib eye was from Scotland - Aberdeen Angus which is leaner and isn't as marbleized as the USDA steaks which I prefer. If you're like myself I would highly suggest the bone in which is USDA here instead and a totally different beef from the no bone rib eye here. The peppercorn sauce was weak and lacked flavor but the standout of the meal was definitely the cheesecake. It was lighter in texture to what I'm use to and had a killer graham cracker crust. At 14 pounds or just under $22.00 U.S. dollars it was pricy but can feed four easily. If your visiting London and are in need of a decent meal I would recommend visiting the JW Steakhouse and definitely order the cheesecake! BTW review your bill carefully they tried to overcharge me over 30 Euros for 2 pieces of prawns which they removed totally due to the error.

Nelli B.

My friend and I were staying at Grosvenor House and heard others rave about "the cheesecake" at the steakhouse. On our last night in London, we went in to treat ourselves to some cheesecake and wine for my friend's early birthday. It. was. worth. every. calorie. I'm unashamed to say I was scraping the plate. I loved how it wasn't overly sweet. Sometimes all of the additives in desserts take away from the main ingredients, and this was not the case here at all. It had the traditional sour cream topping and the perfect crust. Also, the service was great and I appreciated the hostess and waitress in helping me with the surprise!

The Park Room bar/lounge area

Went here for a late dinner with friends last night. We are in London for the New York Giants vs. Green Bay Packers football game at 'Spurs' stadium - lots of out-of-towners in the restaurant. Not sure if the restuarant's electric environment was due to the sports fan, or whether this was the usual vibe. This is Mayfair so it's hard to tell the origin of the energetic feel. Drinks: I had a "Perfect Rob Roy' In the Park Room of the hotel before heading over to the Steakhouse. The Rob Roy was indeed perfect. It was made exceptionally well by the bartender. In fact it was so good I had a second drink. I recommend having this drink in the Park Room. However, I can't guarantee that you'll be served by the Bartender who made my drink, but it's worth a try. Dinner: Dinner in the steakhouse was very good. I had a 6 oz filet prepared medium, and it was delivered as asked - medium. I had fries and asparagus with my steak. Although unremarkable, the fries and asparagus were prepared well. I decided to order a Rob Roy cocktail in the Steakhouse. Unfortunately this was not as good a cocktail as I had earlier in the Park Room. Specifically, what they brought me was not a perfect Rob Roy. It was in fact a Manhattan (American Bourbon) with too much sweet Vermouth instead of a combination of sweet and dry Vermouth - which is what perfect would be. It was also brought in a rocks glass instead of 'up' in a martini glass. One of the specialty drinks on the menu was a Manhattan so I suspect that a Rob Roy was outside of the skillset of my Steakhouse bartender. The slow service was forgivable given that it was 9 PM on a Friday night, and the restaurant filled with tourists - no doubt in town for the game. Overall, a good experience and meal. I'd recommend starting in the Park Room for cocktails then moving over to the Steakhouse for dinner accompanied by an 'uncomplicated' cocktail - choosing from one listed on the drinks menu.

Interior
Ilse V.

Our last night in London and this restaurant knocked it out of the park! The interior reminded me of an oldskool classy Chicago or New York restaurant with some modern touches. The lighting was set just a tad past romantically dim, making the room just a bit too light-deprived in my opinion. You do get a little candle on the table, I assume to assist with reading the menu.. The staff as well as the food were exceptional. We came across some new and interesting tastes, such as sweet potato mash with bourbon and marshmallows roasted on top. I had the Angus ribs and my husband had the lamb with mint sauce. Both were exquisite. For dessert we shared the cheesecake, which honestly can feed 6 people. This dish is cheesecake reinvented; with the outside made out of cookie and the inside filled with different inconsistencies of cheesecake. Would definitely recommend this place for any hearty meatlover that also enjoys above-and-beyond service.

Amazing cheesecake and I don't even like cheesecake!!

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Hawksmoor Seven Dials - The spread

Hawksmoor Seven Dials

4.4(455 reviews)
1.3 miCovent Garden
£££

If you're in the UK on a Sunday, it's a must to do Sunday roast dinner! Hawksmoor was an excellent…read moreplace for a roast dinner. It has a steakhouse vibe. It's two floors. The basement has a bar, lounge and restaurant. It was a little noisy. But we could still talk. The roasted scallops were cooked perfectly. The green sauce was tasty. I love the presentation. The Bill Marrow was also good. It was very rich. There were two kinds of Sunday roast a sirloin and a rump. Three of us had the rump roast dinner and three had the sirloin roast dinner. It was hard to tell the difference. All the dinners came with roasted potatoes greens and of course, Yorkshire pudding. It was all delicious. I have to say my favorite part is always the Yorkshire pudding. I also have a green salad, which is basically just lettuce with a light dressing. It was very fresh. We were too full for dessert. The service was excellent. We were seated right away and given water. In the UK, you can order sparkling, still or tap. Sparkling and still come with a charge. Tap is usually free. Our server was attentive without hovering. It's a good idea to make reservations at Hawksmoor especially for the Sunday roast. We got there at three by the time we left around 4:30 some of the roasts were already sold out. Just a note: Sunday roost is usually a late lunch not a dinner. It's good to go between two and four especially if you don't have a reservation.

The food is incredible--the steak was cooked to the most perfect rare…read more The sauce for the steak was definitely flavourful and definitely added a POW to the steak The restaurant is classy and clean--I like the vibe it brings to the table. Staff is incredibly knowledgeable and friendly and definitely on top of things. Highly recommended!

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Blacklock

Blacklock

4.6(200 reviews)
0.9 miSoho
£££

I was in London for a short 4 days but landed on a Sunday so I knew I had to try a Sunday roast! By…read morethe time I was planning, the only open reservation was at 2pm so I ended up coming for a late lunch. I opted for the all-in which includes a portion of the beef, lamb and pork roasts. A really great way to try their variety of meats. First, the portion was absolutely huge - I definitely appreciated how much vegetables there were, the roasted brussels and carrots were delicious. Sides were all good - including the roasted potatoes and yorkshire pudding. The star was the meat of course, my favorite ended up being the lamb which was super tender and flavorful. Loved the crispy pork rind that comes with the pork roast slices and the gravy and sauces on the side really rounded out the meal, added a ton of flavor and made it fun to try the different sauces with the variety of meats. Service was great and everything came out really quickly! Definitely would recommend Blacklock to try the famous Sunday roast in London, you can't go wrong here!

Made a reservation weeks in advance for Sunday roast and it did not disappoint. Because we were two…read morepeople, we split the beef roast but our server recommended an extra portion of beef for £4.50 (and free extra Yorkshire pudding), which was definitely needed. The gravy was so delicious and paired well with the beef and vegetables. We also got the mushroom toast which was creamy and umami with the mushrooms - we even dipped our beef in the mushroom sauce too, excellent!

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Blacklock - Ribeye Steak with Green Sauce and 10-Hour Ash Roasted Sweet Potato

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Gordon Ramsay Bar & Grill - Hot brownie, brilliant goodness

Gordon Ramsay Bar & Grill

3.6(314 reviews)
0.3 miMayfair
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Having visited several of Gordon Ramsay's restaurants before--including Bread Street Kitchen,…read moreGordon Ramsay Burger, and Hell's Kitchen--I came into Gordon Ramsay Bar & Grill in Mayfair with fairly high expectations. Thankfully, it lived up to them. One thing that immediately stood out was how intimate the restaurant is. It's probably one of the smallest Gordon Ramsay venues I've visited, which gives it a cozy atmosphere but also makes for a different experience compared to some of his larger restaurants. The service was memorable, although not in the way I expected. When we sat down, I already knew the Beef Wellington was the signature dish and was prepared for the advertised 45-minute wait, but I wasn't quite sure what else to order. Our waiter enthusiastically declared, "I've got this," started saluting us, and proceeded to recommend--and seemingly order--the Beef Wellington, T-bone steak, and steak tartare before fully confirming what we wanted. We had to flag him back down and explain that we probably didn't need an all-meat feast. After some adjustments, we swapped the T-bone and steak tartare for gnocchi, Caesar salad, and green beans. In the end, those changes turned out to be the right call. The Beef Wellington was everything it should be--perfectly cooked, rich, and worth the wait. The green beans with pine nuts were unexpectedly one of the highlights of the meal, packed with flavor and executed beautifully. The gnocchi was also excellent, with a great texture and comforting richness. By the end of the meal, everyone at our table agreed that this was the best meal we had during our time in London. That's saying a lot considering the city's incredible dining scene. My only real complaint is the restroom situation. The bathroom is tucked behind what feels like a hidden doorway, and there are very few signs directing you there. Overall, Gordon Ramsay Bar & Grill delivered exactly what I was hoping for: outstanding food, memorable service, and a meal that stood out among everything else we ate in London. If you're debating whether the Beef Wellington is worth ordering, the answer is absolutely yes.

It pains me to leave a low rating for anything associated with Gordon Ramsay, but this meal…read morehonestly tasted like something he'd criticize during the signature dish challenge on Hell's Kitchen. The Beef Wellington was incredibly underwhelming. The pastry was soggy and lacked flavor, the beef wasn't memorable, and the mashed potatoes tasted like cardboard. For the premium price, I expected a meal worthy of Gordon Ramsay's name, but instead it was a complete disappointment. This is now the second Gordon Ramsay restaurant that has let me down, and unfortunately it's enough for me. I can't justify spending this kind of money for food of this quality, and I won't be dining at another Gordon Ramsay restaurant in the future.

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Sophie’s Steakhouse Soho - Pate, Melba toast and fig marmalade

Sophie’s Steakhouse Soho

4.3(32 reviews)
0.9 miSoho

I wish I'd had the chance to try their Sunday roast, but let me tell you, their fire pit set menu…read moremore than made up for it. Three courses for £35, I started with the chicken liver pâté, rich and silky enough to make you close your eyes and savor it. The slow-roast West Country beef. Medium, of course why would you do it any other way. And the mince pie, boozy. Very boozy. Consider yourself warned. We were seated right in front of the fire pit, which added a rustic, cozy touch to the whole experience. Sure, it got a little toasty toward the end, but with the freezing cold outside, I wasn't about to complain. It felt like a true British winter dining experience, and I'd do it all over again.

4.5 Stars Incredible…read morequality food and top notch service in a chic SOHO atmosphere. This place was really, really good. Our server was very knowledgeable and attentive. Our food and drinks arrived promptly. We got the 40oz Tomahawk Steak and split it between 3 adults. Ordered the steak medium rare, and it came out a bit closer to rare but that's OK. The peppercorn sauce was delicious. Steak came with 2 potato sides so we had roasted potatoes and fries. I've been traveling in Europe for 2 weeks and these were easily the best fries I've had the entire trip. Crispy on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside, and well seasoned. They do not offer real/straight horse radish. Only a creamy horse sauce. We had a delicious Bordeux red with the steak and it was a perfect pair. They do have a kids menu, which had some decent options... Squid and chips, burger, Mac and cheese, steak frites. The grilled Tuna Steak almost overshadowed the Tomahawk. We ordered it pink inside, and they delivered. It was perfectly seasoned and served with a garnish of grilled avocado with a tomato salsa. An incredible piece of fish! The building used to be a porn cinema so some of the artwork reflects that time. I'd describe it as tasteful decor, despite the subject matter. I felt like my Negroni cocktail was watered down. Don't miss Sofie's. So good!

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