Great service! We landed from Dubin and had to kill some time before our flight across the pond. We…read moresat here for a while that goodness it wasn't busy! The staff was super sweet and the food was perfect. The right amount of portions and it came out warm and cooked well. I ordered and ran to the restroom. The server even kept my food underneath the warmer until I came back! The coffee is strong and for being in an airport check in lobby, it wasn't loud at all!

We went based on Yelp recommendations and the hotel concierge stating The Queens Arms is a proper…read morepub! it was a short walk from St Ermins Hotel, and perfect for ensuring you get a little exercise before and after! It's a smaller space but the vibe was very cool and energized!! love it!!! We couldn't get a table so we sat and ate at the wall bar. We had a Modelo and Guinness...to start, the Appleby's Cheshire Onion, cheese and potato pie! and Fish n Chips! Both were scrumptious and we cleaned our plates, finished our beverages and went on about our way! What I can say is that is a locally great place, like no one wanted to leave! That says tons about the people, service, and food! So cheers! I highly recommend!!

This is the third day we've been in London staying in Westminster and we wandered into The Ivy…read morelooking for good food and we were amply rewarded. It was so busy on a Wednesday evening, we took seats at the bar. We had lovely cocktails (I a wonderful G&T and my husband a pear Bellini). We had an amazing starter of beef tartar made from well seasoned hand cut sirloin with a fresh chicken egg yolk. Since I am gluten-free, it was nice they offered GF crackers instead of bread with the tartar. My main dish was shepherd's pie which was presented as a round of shredded/ground beef with a topping of mash flavored with Monterey Jack cheese and cheddar. My husband had the monk fish and shrimp with sweet potatoes in a lovely curry sauce with coconut milk and sliced almonds. It was heavenly! The service was very nice and we felt very comfortable and at home.

The most expensive dinner we had this week with the weakest hospitality and worst timing. SUPER…read moredisappointing. It took 25 mins to place our drink order- then about 30 more mins to get our food, after placing that order. Then we had to wait to place a dessert order. Then we had to wait for the check. One word for this comes to mind...'waiting'. We found ourselves waiting every step of the way for our waiter to acknowledge us. Honestly I can forgive A LOT if people are nice but that wasn't the case with our server. Low energy, not very warm and welcoming and slow. Actually to be fair, I got a smile from the busboy when I was on my way to the restroom- perhaps the 2 should switch roles if the restaurant is looking for repeat visits or nice reviews. Btw- the manager...not exactly sure what he was doing. One last thing, I've had sea bass in many restaurants and never had anyone leave the skin on-Just not what I expected. This restaurant gets 2 thumbs down for me. Go to Bills right around the corner - save some money - and get a smile from the staff and a nice greeting.

It was my first time in London and Bon Gusto was my first restaurant in the UK in my life. What a…read morewonderful first experience. It's a quaint little Italian spot in the heart of London and it's a wonderful place to spend, especially at night. We ordered the Spaghetti alla Carbonara, the Strozzapreti Boscaiola, and a Bellini and Mimosa to go with our dinner. The food took just a little while to get here but I was sure that it was because they were taking their care with every dish the chefs made. I was right. The pasta was fresh, the sauce and the ingredients tasted very simple and hearty. It all tasted like my hypothetical imaginary nonna made it. The drinks were very good too and complimented the food nicely. Our waiter was absolutely the nicest guy ever. He was very attentive and made sure that we were happy with everything. In my head, I was going to tip him well, and then when we got the check, there was no option to tip. God save the UK. America could learn a thing or two about what it means to not make life all about work. That's beside the point. If you're in London, visit Bon Gusto. I can't wait to come again and happily hand them my money with the biggest smile on my face.

Dinner My wife and I were staying in London on vacation and…read morethis was the absolute best dinner we had . My Wife had the Penne with fantasia sauce and I had the Spaghetti Carbonara. Both pastas were cooked to perfection and the sauces were fabulous. I had the crème brûlée and my wife had the Panna Cotta with Lemoncello both were home made and delicious as was the Lemoncello. Our server Donna was wonderful and we even met the owner Giovanni who stopped by the table to make sure we had a excellent dinner and we told him how disappointed we were to be leaving the next day and unable to return again for dinner. If you have the opportunity to dine here don't pass it up you won't regret it believe me. Back to NYC tomorrow

Full English Breakfast on a Monday morning hits the spot…read more Arrived at 8 AM and there was no wait on a Monday. We ordered the full English breakfast which comes with tea, blood sausage, sunny side up egg, bacon, turnip cake, hash brown, sausage, mushrooms, tomatoes, and of course, beans and toast. The plate is super filling. I loved how crispy the hash browns were. The beans were sweet and paired nicely with the toast and egg. The only con is the bacon was pretty salty. Service was friendly and efficient. They took away our plates for us. Make sure to order before getting seated. They'll call your number at the front counter when it's ready. The meal is huge, so I'd recommend sharing or ordering based off what you'd like to eat.

Nice local breakfast cafe (diner style for the US folks). Friendly service, quick, and traditional…read moreEnglish breakfast. It was busy on a weekday morning, but still quick.

This is our go-to place whenever we are in London. Fantastic intimate bar with great cocktails…read more The food in the restaurant is excellent as well. The shining stars are their staff, in particular, Hamza in the bar, who treated us like good friends. Ruth, in the dining room, has an amazing sense of humor and wit! Both made our day and we hope to see them soon again. Hotel is full of history too. Go there!

Decent food for a hotel restaurant but great drinks. I tried the breakfast and dinner while staying…read moreat hotel specifically the mocktails where excellent especially the love potion drink wich was basically like a Shirley temple but had a few more ingredients.

The food was very well prepared and the Fish n Chips were huge! (See picture) the Sweet Old…read moreFashioned was very good. The Atmosphere was nice, quiet and cozy!!! The service was good but we had to wait a long time to get out the attention of the staff to get our check. Now we were all about the laidback and chill environment but a little jet lag makes an old fashioned go down easy ....so relaxed - all you want to do, is put on PJs and enjoy the chilly evening. Food = 4.5 stars Atmosphere = 4.5 stars Service = 3.5 stars I am sure they are great on other days...just not on our Monday.

The decor is clean, modern, and elegant. The dining area and bar are bright and well appointed. The…read morehost was polite but unaccompanied. We had to ask for and suggest alternatives to his seating placement when he said everything was full even if we waited. We suggested the bar. He acquiesced. Our drink orders were taken quickly and delivered expeditiously. That did not follow with our food. We ordered the asparagus appetizer which took 12+ minutes to receive. The asparagus were old and tough. The accompanying sauce was flavorless. We waited for our entrees for another 20+ minutes, far longer than the patrons around us. No one made note of the delay or acknowledged it which was disappointing. Just as we were about to ask, our entrees arrived. They were fine, nothing special.

Quilon was on our wishlist during our visit to London, it is a Michelin star Indian restaurant that…read morefeatures South Indian coastal cuisine with a modern twist. My family tried seafood tasting menu (£125 pp approx $160) but they also offer vegetarian tasting menu for a slightly lower fare £115 pp Their Cod was probably one of the best we ever had. Oyster 2 ways was served very creative, cold with smoked red pepper and hot, pan fried with pepper masala. Vegetarian tasting menu was a bit of disappointment. They started with banana stem soup which was served warm almost tepid, to me soup should be hot. I had to return it. Rest of vegetarian menu seemed like regular South Indian dishes and taste was just ok. Service was quite sub par considering the expectation of a Michelin star restaurant. Our drinks were not filled on time.. we ordered a bottle of champagne and had to hunt down our server to refill it as he kept it in a bucket far away from us. The staff lacked experience in describing the dish. After the dessert course, one of the servers got something sweet in a plate, just kept it and left. I asked her what it was and she had no idea. Overall it was not the experience we expected compared to other Michelin star Indian restaurants in London. But we would definitely go back to have that black cod from ala carte menu.

There is little secret that outside of India, London is generally accepted as the spot to get an…read moreauthentic Indian meal. It's a city where the cuisine is often separated to highlight specific regions of the country. Quilon is focused on the southern coastal foods of India, bringing a sharp contrast to some of the more common dishes in the Western World. Things to expect: bold chutneys, mango curries, fresh fish and plentiful heat. The wine list is spectacular, with extremely reasonable prices relative to retail. It is a true journey of senses throughout and the team is incredibly attentive to help guests pick out the right dishes. The design of the establishment is very contemporary and to say simply, is beautiful. This may be one of the best and most interesting Indian meals that money can buy.

Nice pub right by the Conrad Hotel! We were there several…read moretimes, always good! Food was good too!!

The decor and feel to the place is very British. If you're looking for decent food in a British…read more"feeling" pub, this is a great spot. The fish and chips was ok, great portions and the chips really good. The chicken sandwich was good; but neither dish was exceptional. Good gin and beer selection too.

Great location and super friendly staff! The atmosphere was exactly what we needed after just…read morearriving in town - not touristy , just welcoming, lively, and relaxed all at once. They had soccer, golf, and cricket on at the same time, but somehow the cheering never clashed--it just worked. The beer options were perfect, with something for every taste. I had the chicken sandwich with fries--sounds simple, but honestly, it was the best I've ever had. Another in our group ordered the fish and chips, and it was spot-on: perfectly crisp with amazing flavor. The bartender was super friendly too--gave us great tips on where to go and what to check out during our stay. A perfect first stop in London!

We stayed nearby at the Riu Plaza so this was a 10min walk. We went twice on 2 successive days. I…read morehad Lamb and Mint Pie one day, Fish & Chips the other. My wife did the opposite. I stuck to beers from their own brewer (forgot name), but one was a Pilsner, the other darker. The staff is very helpful and nice and chatty.

Can't really rate anything else besides their beer at this place. The pint was good. The ambiance…read morewas a pub style atmosphere. Ample seating. Decorations were nice. Made me feel like I was in some type of tree just by the look of the outside decoration and the interior. Service, I don't get much of the service because I ordered a pint, used their bathroom and left. Overall, their menu looks good so I'd go back for their food if I had the chance.

Its a Greene King chain. Food is ok. I would suggest fish & chips. Not much in the way of healthy…read morechoices. Tonight I had the Korean chicken breast subbing the carrot fries for mash. It was not supposed to be deep fried but it showed up deep fried. They remade it roasted.Chicken wings were had by my dining partner. No table service, you order at the bar and someone will bring it out eventually. I will not be back.