Walked in where it's half empty and wouldn't let us in because we had no reservation yet the couple…read morein front us didn't and got sat down. STAY AWAY from this place who apparently doesn't want the people or work as the restaurant they advertise to be.

Sabroso is on a stretch of Holland Park Avenue dominated by cafes. And if I remember correctly,…read morethis also used to be one until not all that long ago not surprisingly, then, my review is based on a delicious breakfast I had here this morning. The decor is very smart, black and white art deco-inspired, which has really cheered up the site which always appeared rather dark in the past. When I think of tapas I expect a relaxed to boisterous experience, flamenco and jugs of Sangria. Sabroso caters for a more sophisticated clientele and should be very popular with the more conservative Holland Park set. Back to breakfast, though, which was great albeit not particularly Spanish. They offer a choice of pastries and cooked options. I have never been given the choice of half an English breakfast before and just couldn't resist I'm scared to imagine what size the full portion would have been as the half was very generous and good value at £4.95. A vegetarian alternative is also available (full size only), as well as the usual egg-based dishes. Sabroso offers a soothing alternative to the aforementioned cafes which are dominated by yummy mummies and their offspring at this time of day. The service was particularly friendly, and I will try and find an excuse to visit again soon.

Hungry after a Monday night concert at The Jazz Cafe, we were thankful that Le Petit Sud was open…read morelate and able to serve small plates after 11p. Foie gras is banned where we live and it was quite a treat. There was an ample selection and variety of French cheeses on la planche de fromage -- all were fab and accompanied by crostini and fruit. Of course, we enjoyed their wine and limoncello. The dining room is quaint with candles and French music playing. I discovered additional seating downstairs en route to the restroom. Take note of the motivational quote, "There is no elevator to success. You have to take the stairs." You can also dine al fresco. It was wonderful to find a taste of Paris in London.

We stumbled in here trying to avoid the rain and figured we would give it a try. The atmosphere…read morehere is very comfortable. They have music playing in the background that fits very well. As far as food goes, they really don't have much. It is mainly cutting board stuff, and all of it is very expensive.

Fast service and excellent authentic food!…read more Food was delicious and food came out fast! The cold noodle, steamed scallops, and Sacha Beef noodle were especially delicious. We (2 ppl) came on a Monday night for dinner and didn't need a reservation.

Solid Chinese tapas place. Minimum spend of £25/person which is easy to hit. They are definitely…read moremore popular as a dinner restaurant, but I highly recommend coming in during lunch which is quieter! Service is on point,m; will be back!

I was impressed by this small, cosy basque restaurant that delivered some very strong dishes, with…read moregood service and a nice atmosphere. Highlights were the anchovies, the black rice seafood, the prawns, the ribeye and the basque cheesecake which will definitely be thought about again across the year. Would definitely recommend for a semi-casual night with family or friends.

One of London's many tapas/ Spanish bistro in Marylebone neighborhood. The restaurant is cozy with…read morevery friendly service. They offer many small dishes and a few entrees with Spanish and Basque influence. The octopus croquettes, slow cooked pork cheek, and wagyu steak pintxo were all very good. Our favorite was the figs and burrata salad with pomegranates.

Oh, how is this possible - noone's review yet for this gem of a place. Then again, it's taken me a…read morewhile to finally have a meal here having walked and cycled past on so many occasions. And luckily they managed to find us a table even though we hadn't booked ... we might have had to share but as it turned out there weren't any more walk-ins that night. Cepages has a proper neighbourhood feel to it. Actually, make that a Parisian neighbourhood on the border of Notting Hill and Bayswater. It attracts people of all ages and is perfect for romantic dinners and family suppers alike. The decor is fairly minimalist yet cosy with mismatched tables and chairs and some lovely artwork on the walls. The food is French and follows the tapas-sharing-plates trend. But we needed a duck confit each and didn't regret our choice - served in individual preserving jars, the dishes were beautifully presented and delicious. Not usually much of a pudding person, I simply can't resist a creme brulee and theirs was a green dream made with pistachios - can't wait for my next visit for this one alone!

Disinterested, neutral service. Staff was 2 20-something French ladies who seemed bored to tears…read moreto be here. Avoid.

They hosted the Mall's Winter Wonderland Igloo experience and it was great. The igloo itself was…read morenice with 6 chairs, pillows and blankets for everyone, a heater, and a Bluetooth speaker for guest to connect to. The service was great! And the food was soooo tasty! It was a fondue experience in which you chose cheese or chocolate. We had the cheese. It came with 3 alcoholic drinks per guest and plenty of food. It's well worth the money, I suggest this experience to everyone.

Great sports pub to watch football! Great for couples where one wants to shop, and the other wants…read morea beer and football.

Smallest portions and doesnt taste good. Got an email offering free cava, omg what a nightmare! No…read morekids menus. Ended up over £100 and still had to feed the kids after. Provided feedback and was promosed twice someone would contact me but nobody ever did. Stuff off the menu not available. Used to absolutely love this place but now its gone down hill. Honestly the portions are miniture!

After a long afternoon shopping with my girlfriend, we spied a couple seats at the walk up bar…read morestyle counter at Tapas Revolution and promptly ordered some sangria to start. Sangria was a good but a bit sweet, so decided to switch it up to beers for round 2 which hit the spot! Service was a bit slow for what I'd expect from food in a mall, but we were tiered and not in a rush to get back on our feet. In fact, we were so tiered we didn't even bother to browse the menu, and ordered the set menu for 2 to share for £11.50 per person. It was a nice way to try a bunch of items and a good value and perfect for two to share. There is also a fancier set menu for £15.50 with a bit more meat options. Overall, I thought it was a fun way to end a day of shopping. Set menu included: Pan con aioli (bread and olive oil) Tortilla de patatas (traditional Spanish style egg omelet with potatoes) Paella de mariscos (seafood paella, very tasty!) Chorizo al horno (good 'ole chorizo. Yum) Albondigas (meatballs in tomato sauce - I think the meat was lamb) Patatas bravas (crispy roasted potatoes in a spicy tomato sauce)

Great atmosphere, fresh&delicious food, quick & efficient service. Absolutely recommended!read more

I am surprised no one has left a review for this place. A friend took me for the first time the…read moreother day - AMAZING. Reminded me of tapas in Barcelona authentic ! Steak was perfect and tender, and traditional Spanish tapas - ive found it hard to come across a really good Spanish tapas place in London and this one far beats it all.

Other than the long wait to get in, the food here is awesome. I would highly recommend the pan con…read moretomate.

Food 4.5/5.0 Service 3.5/5.0…read moreValue 3.0/5.0 Decor 4.0/5.0 Overall 4.5/5.0 Super good food. Bar seating, but there are small tables outside. No reservations--you arrive and wait by the back counter (where you can only have a drink) until a table or bar seats open up. Would absolutely go back.

I have been here multiple times as i usually stay in the area. Their gnocchi Quattro formaggi is…read morefantastic as well as the margharita pizza with salami. A note of warning that the tables near the door can be cold. The house red is good. It is a small place so reservations are encouraged during busy times.

Arrived shortly after opening and the gentlemen was still cleaning. Seeing as I was the first…read morecustomer to arrive I was seated by the window which was nice to watch the foot traffic walk by. I ordered the risotto and it did not disappoint. All three gentlemen were super nice and friendly. Glad I stopped here and not the chain Italian across the street.