Really really good French restaurant. I have been to the one in Richmond as well and was impressed…read moreboth times. Chiswick's cote is always busy - in a good way, and the service is top notch. You can have a romantic evening with a loved one or have a dinner with friends before going off to a pub nearby. It is a very versatile place the and the food tempts everyone. Definitely one to go to - find one near you if chiswick isn't close!

Unable to make poached eggs. Seriously. Offered me scrambled as an alternative. Is their 'cook'…read morecompletely untrained? Thank God I didn't try to order anything more sophisticated. Avoid

Went to Cote Brassiere for a family dinner to celebrate my sister's birthday…read more It was a delightful evening. We had salmon, sea bass and burgers among our group. It was all fresh, satisfying and delicious. I'm a bit of a coffee snob so if I tell your their coffee is perfect- it's really perfect!

I live in this restaurant and visit it weekly! Yummmmy food, great service and brunch that warms…read morethe soul!

The bleeding heart courtyard has a lovely atmosphere when it is not crowded. Service was great and…read moretimely, and the food was fantastic when I visited. I read about reviews saying certain food was dry /not crispy /not fresh but when I visited the food was fresh, crispy, with lovely flavours. The set menu is definitely worth trying: 2 course for £18 and 3 course for £23.

I loved our meal here. It happened to be a gorgeous sunny afternoon and we sat down for a leisurely…read morelunch outside. It felt like we were in France! I started with the asparagus with poached egg. The egg was perfectly runny in the middle and the asparagus paired well with the grainy mustard vinaigrette. The main was a pea risotto. This was tasty but the peas tasted frozen. The sorbet was nice, particularly the strawberry. Grab a table outside for a leisurely meal if it's a nice day. It's a great way to pass the afternoon.

I love this little French restaurant on North Audley Street. It's the perfect place to take…read morebusiness associates, whichever time of day you require it. The decor is clean and quite quaint, the service is great. Their menu changes throughout the day and, whilst I've never dined in the evening, i can recommend coming here for brunch or lunch as the food and breakfasts are wonderful. Good wine menu as well. Okay, the prices aren't cheap, so it's not a place for a quick snack, but as a place for a nice treat or to spend the companies money then this is a recommended venue.

I had an early morning appointment at the American embassy on Grosvenor Square to obtain a visa for…read moremy forthcoming trip to the USA. Just a stone's throw away is Truc Vert and the waft of bacon aroma and the word delicatessen drew me into the shop. It's a nice spot for breakfast if you're heading for the embassy - nice, classy feel with appropriately premium prices for the food. My scrambled egg with smoked salmon was nicely cooked. There are nice deli goods for sale on the shelves but I do wonder whether the foodstuffs are homemade or just the labels on the bottles! Truc Vert also serve lunch and dinner. Probably worth a look.

This is a cute little french restaurant. I came here for dinner on a rainy evening. I was seated in…read morethe upstairs area which was quite cosy. I ordered the french onion soup, 6 piece escargot and foie gras. The food was absolutely delicious. I loved the foie gras. The escargot was great as well. Portions were quite large for the soup and I almost couldn't finish it all. Love the ambiance and the vibe at this place. The staff was very friendly.

Stopped at this place for lunch before heading to the Churchill war rooms. My brother and I got the…read moreCroque Monsuier and it was delicious. The server was great and efficient. I'm glad we stopped by for lunch. The seating outside was under shade which was nice.

One of the best meals I've had! Such a wonderful experience! The atmosphere was amazing.read more

Oh my goodness I loved my experience here. Great food and drink, great location. Would absolutely…read morecome back here.

Anywhere this close to newly fashionable King's X, with only two tables taken on a Friday night,…read moreshould ring alarm bells. From the get go it was clear we were in for a comedy, if not gustatory, treat. If John Cleese as Basil Fawlty and Gordon Ramsay were clustered in the kitchen with a video camera rubbing their knees and plotting some form of post-divorce double act money-spinner they couldn't have done a better job. The venue is cosy, kitschy and stuck in the 80's. The bad 80's. The middle class 80's. When normal people with normal jobs had started to eat out semi-regularly but my God you ate what you were given and didn't ask questions. And questions were verboten hier. A deliberately Teutonic phrase for a casual French bistro. And the two questions seemingly most verboten were "why has my main course arrived 40 minutes after everyone else's?" and "could my food be cooked until not raw?". Trust me, it's a long time since I've been somewhere that has deserved a slagging off like Bistro de la Gare, but my God did they strive to serve (or not in one case) one of the worst dining experiences I've experienced this year. Of the main courses; one was allegedly pretty good (but then I defy you to fuck up a Caesar Salad), two were acceptable, three were pisspoor and another, chicken based, meal failed due to being slightly bleedy in the middle... My pisspoor processed ham pizza, its semi-raw base reminiscent of bad paratha, was only cleared because it was shared two ways with the poor soul deemed unworthy of dinner. I did mention we were one main down didn't I? That's slightly unfair, it actually arrived as we stood up to leave and so they tried to charge us for it anyway... It could have been worse I mused, watching the elderly woman next to us gamely give a stiff upper lipped response as she struggled on with not one, but two fawlty racclette machines in a row. At least I'm confident I've got a good few years of dining ahead of me. Gamely pushing a curly slice of cheese round a lukewarm hotplate, she must have felt like a pained participant at the last supper. I'm not going to describe it further. Suffice that others suffered so that you don't have to

Definitely one of the restaurants that have the best value for money in this area. Had a lovely…read moredinner for four people at a hundred quid, service and wine included (in other places, this is usually the amount of money you need to invest in a decent meal, but for two people instead of four here). Food was good and ingredients were fresh. I am a little disappointed by the crême brûlée but for this price range it's ok. Looks like they redecorated recently so don't trust the reviews that say it's kitschy.

An absolute gem- a family-run, modern European restaurant with high standards, and yet not…read moreoutrageously priced. Choose to sit downstairs in the restaurant or upstairs for a more "private dining room" experience. A five course tasting menu is slightly south of £60. This changes monthly; notable high points included a beautiful cooked oyster and a heavenly plate of duck breast and leg with celeriac. Service is friendly -if not always very formal- and there are nice personal touches ( like a personalised menu if it's your birthday) .A model for other restaurants to emulate.

The best restaurant in the area. For many years the management has been able to hold the standard…read moreat the highest level.