This food was interesting. the service was really good and the covid situation was handled well but…read morei had the mac and cheese and was seriously disappointing!!!!! it was just pasta with melted cheese on top- just a ball of cold cheese. my friend had the vegan burger and said was very good and tasted very realistic so 8/10 for that one but omg the £7 cheese pasta really let this place down. the toilets were nice tho but were we meant to flush the TP down the loo???????? good vibes tho.

Great vegan options! They have a full blown vegan option for almost everything off of their…read moreoriginal menu! This place is awesome. Super cute design inside. Their vegan mac was super good but their vegan philly cheese steak was slacking hard. Their chili cheese fries were pretty tasty! But wish I would have tried their chkn and waffles. Highly recommend if you are looking for vegan junk food!

Came here for breakfast a few times. Nice greeting, comfortable seating. Very good menu with a nice…read moreselection of choices. Excellent coffee. Wonderful morning staff. And delicious food. Enjoy!

Stopped in here on a whim and had a lovely experience. Loved the vibe and the service was great…read more Had the unfortunate experience of one of the wall pictures falling and hitting my daughter in the head but the server was super apologetic, constantly checking on her, and offering a discount. Perfect service recovery! The food was delicious too! The burger, club and chicken burger were all tasty and well seasoned. Would definitely recommend!

The most average breakfast I have ever had. The avocado toast I order came cold and on a burnt lice…read moreof toast. 1 slice for £14. I have made better myself at home. My husband had the big breakfast. Completely average. Not much flavour. Small portions and overpriced. Do not waste your money.

Stayed at the Chesterfield Mayfair hotel and enjoyed several meals at Butlers Restaurant. The…read morevariety at breakfast was very good. Also enjoyed their Fish & Chips after a very long day of sightseeing. The service was good but often had to flag down our server if we needed something. Very nice and inviting atmosphere.

Visited today for lunch with a few colleagues. Realllllly small space, but bright and well…read moredecorated- definitely had the American feel straight away. Bit awkward to wait for a table though!! Menu is...burgers! Classics like cheeseburger and double cheese, as well as ones with bacon jam (yum!!) and Mexican pulled pork, and the American patty melt! I ordered the bacon and blue, which was a bit salty for my liking and would have liked the burger a bit less done- I only realised after the disclaimer on the menu saying all are cooked medium well! Oops! Tried a side of the chicken wings- they were super crispy with a nice spicy sauce drizzled on top. Win. I actually might have preferred the wings to the burger for my main! Colleagues had the bean burger, which they said was a bit flavourless and didn't hold together well. Sides were nice, fries and zucchini chips! Staff were super friendly but with a seemingly endless offering of burger joints in London, unfortunately Clive's ranks fairly average on the whole.

We were visiting the British Museum and wanted something besides greasy pub food. While the…read morecustomer service was very good (excellent service), the patty melt was way too salty and oily and the salad was terrible. How does one mess up a salad? Sadly, would have preferred greasy fish and chips over this burger diner joint.

Not the best burgers you'll ever had. Very average. The blue cheese must be the cheapest kind. Had…read morealso a banana & peanut butter shake - not my cup of tea. I have given 3* due to the fact that they have gluten free menu and includes burgers, hot dogs. Thumbs up for that!

Greasy Goodness…read more.. We were pleased when we stumbled into Ed's..... We were taken by surprise, and we liked it, we liked it alot. The little bustling restaurant definitely has plenty of atmosphere, we loved the Happy Days swinging 50s thing. The service staff were upbeat and good fun. It is a great place to take the kids or have a teenagers birthday party etc etc. But measured on the BURGETRON.... Not great... The food was cooked and presented like a slightly (and I mean slightly) up market Fish and Chippy. Not expensive but not cheap. The coke floats we so eagerly ordered weren't great either. A random hotdog glided past my eyes glossed in goo cheese and also sadly didn't look overly appertising either. We were a bit disappointed that the food wasn't very nice after being so excited initially, it was busy though so maybe on a quieter day the quality might be a little better. The menu was interesting and there were plenty of options including a choice of two Vege burger, cheesy fries, milk shakes, choc sundaes....all the usual Americana Diner things... It was loud and crowded so if you're looking to chill.... Best not go on the weekends... So in closing.... go and have a look...take the kids... it's no food destination but definitely fun... anyway ....as Fonzi would say.... Ayyyyyy!!!!!

Fun hot pot spot to try with a large group while visiting London! We were a group of 8 and there…read morewas perfectly sized tables for groups of this size where we wrap around and are close enough to talk to everyone. Sharing hot pots are divided into four quadrants - we got half and half mala spice and the mild but super savory mushroom broth. Very different but both excellent! Individual dishes are ordered via iPad. We got a large selection of meats, veggies, noodles, and some more unusual delicacies like beef cheek and colon(?). There are self serve stations for sauce making, and some small sides and desserts/fruits. I LOVED the seaweed salad there and got three helpings... not sure what goes into this but it was so yummy. Tissue boxes at the table are a nice touch for runny noses with the spicy broth! There's a bit of a show that comes with ordered hand pulled noodles! A staffer comes out and pulls and spins and dances with the noodles table side. I think they also sing for birthdays (seemed to be a couple of those around us). For tourists, this is located in a nice area for a bit of a site walking tour before or after dinner! (To either work up an appetite or walk off a bit meal.) We strolled - Trafalgar Square, Big Ben & viewing Parliament/Westminster, St James Park, and Buckingham Palace.

I'm a huge fan of Haidilao as a chain restaurant concept. I've experienced it in China, Queens, and…read moreLondon, and it has always been consistently excellent, maintaining that signature Haidilao charm and outstanding customer service. This visit was no different. I came here with a friend during Chinese New Year week, and everything we ordered was extremely good. (Yes, I meant to say that twice!) The only thing worth noting is that the prices have definitely gone up since my last visit--especially for the hot pot base. Still, the quality and experience were top-notch, and I'd absolutely come back again!

We have a crew in London from the USA. I cannot tell you how impressed we have been by the VQ…read morerestaurant and staff. Several times we have been in late at night with a large group yet the food and service is top notch! In particular, the waiter Agron and the on duty Manager Gabi have been outstanding. These guys are true professionals and really stand out employees. The whole staff is so friendly and professional. The food and atmosphere are most enjoyable.

Food was good (4 stars) and while seated next to the kitchen, was able to see all the food coming…read moreout of the kitchen, great presentation (5 stars), very friendly and attentive staff, clean, modern, good value for the area. Food must be good since there was a flood of takeaway orders. Mostly tourists for dine-in breakfast (including me). Knocked one star off because happened to glance inside the kitchen and saw that waffles come out of a plastic bag. Just slightly disappointing to see that since a waffle machine is pretty cheap, batter is super easy to prepare, why the shortcut?

Ed's Easy Diner is a fun 50's American (think 'Grease') style place that really has to be visited…read moreto be experienced. In terms of food quality however, I wasn't very impressed and could have probably eaten a better meal at MacDonald's or dare I say it, Burger King. If you're watching the calories there isn't really any safe option so probably stick with the water or diet coke. Everything is deep fat fried meaning that it tends to be on the greasy side (I did say think 'Grease') I opted for a cheese burger after an alcohol fuelled evening when I would be less cautious of the whole unhealthy thing, but still struggled with the burger as it was just far too greasy . The milkshakes are great though and you would probably struggle to find better. These tend to be very popular and what Ed's is famous for. You should go to experience the American style vibe and Rock 'n' Roll jukebox but don't expect an amazing quality meal.

This American-style diner complete with working jukebox is a good place to come for dessert -…read moreespecially for those of you with a sweet tooth! They do very good (and uber sweet) milkshakes for £3.10 which are suitable for two as well as a selection of puddings; the pecan pie and apple pie (both £3.65) are especially divine! Be warned, their tagline is "Eat here once and you'll always return"! (They also offer hamburgers and hotdogs which I haven't tried but I think they would be pretty standard- don't take my word though!)

They're fine. These tacos take on a fusion, artisinal approach instead of being something legit…read morewhich actually works to their favor given legit Mexican is challenging for the UK. This being said, YMMV depending on the taco you order. The tacos remind me a bit of Velvet Taco from the states and by a bit I mean if you squint at them real hard and judge them entirely on apperance. That's where the comparisons end because DF is by no means in the same league or galaxy as VT. It really depends on what you order. For example: * Brisket taco - not bad! Some good complimentary flavors with decent beef * Korean Seoul Taco - terrible mixture of O.K. pork, vinegary carrot slaw and stickly sweet sauce; can fast food places please stop destroying Korean flavors with tons of sugar? Sweet "gochujang"-like sauces are the modern equivalent of teriyaki. I've had the standard chicken taco and it's also not terrible. I wouldn't go out of my way for this place but if you need a quick bite it'll do provided you avoid the more "exotic" end of the spectrum.

Located in the market food hall next to Victoria station on the second floor. Friendly staff. Great…read moreoptions. Is it the perfect North American taco? No. But it isn't supposed to be. All options are super flavorful. Recommend!