This place is typically frequented by retired locals. Very good vibe and great service as well I…read morewould like to try their food. Next time I go over.

Fab traditional pub. Great hosts, very welcoming. Food is wonderful. always a lovely atmosphere…read more Highlt recommend

The discreet entrance at ground level of Building 42 needs improvement. It is somewhat confusing…read moreand dark, unbecoming of a Michelin-starred establishment. However, once you arrive on the 24th floor via the speedy dedicated elevator, the stunning views of Greater London make a strong first impression. The overall look is impacted by its dark interior, but the decor is elegant and focused on comfortable-looking circular booths with views of the impressive Gherkin building (photos included). - **Prices**: Despite the location, Michelin status, and quality, the prices are extremely reasonable. - **Food**: The menu is not very diverse, but it offers good starter options. Bread with caramelized onion butter was a nice addition, but the cocktails were average, with the "Pear-a-dise" being my favorite. The shrimp ravioli and the seabass were my choices. However, the servings are small and the taste average. The food presentation was fine, but not outstanding. There is nothing in the plates we order that needs to be mentioned as remarkable. Again, the food is not bad, but average. - **Service**: The service was also average, neither excellent nor professionally trained. The staff did their best to make our dinner special, but they seemed to lack knowledge about the menu. For a Michelin restaurant, you expect a more proficient staff. In comparison, in any other restaurant, their level of service would be acceptable. - **Ambiance**: Definitely not ideal for a romantic dinner. The bar, located at the entrance of the restaurant, has loud music and lots of people chattering, which echoes throughout the dining room. It was quite a noisy meal. **In Summary**: The restaurant is average but nice. I would not return, but I recommend this place for the views. It is definitely not deserving of a Michelin star based on the food and service, which were good but lacked Michelin quality.

Little dark inside, the way the room is shaped it gives off a lot of conversation noise. The food…read morewas okay. I was seated with a group and it was a little award on a long bench. Would recommend getting individual chairs for a larger group or if not available maybe consider another space. It's a real pain when 6 ppl have to get up for one person to keep going to the bathroom

Royston is a very popular pub. It has a small car park. The bar is big, and the prices are very…read morereasonable. The food is tasty and cheap. The pub has lots of sofas, and group seating, and a small dance floor. They have varied entertainment, tribute acts and quizzes. The bar staff are freindly. They won't serve young people without ID Well worth a visit.

With it's recently updated menu, my friends decided to visit over lunch. The place was very quiet,…read morebut the staff were friendly and helpful. The food was tasty and cooked nicely. I'm a regular visitor to the bar part of the pub. Despite it being on the slightly pricy side, we have always been made to feel very welcome. We have never been disappointed by their offerings. Overall it's a great place to be, and would recommend it to those in the immediate area.

The ship has recently changed hands and was completely overhauled by the new management. They have…read morea good size car park, outside seating, and two distinct areas inside. At the front of the pub is the bar / lounge area with plenty of seating including coffee tables with comfy sofas, tables with hard chairs - a general mix of seating type. At the back is the restaurant area which is more standard seating. They do serve food here, and although I've not tried it myself, I am told it is very good. The bar serve a wide range of lagers, beers, spirits and mixers (I believe this is a CAMRA pub as they have the newsletter on the bar). The staff are well presented and friendly without being overly chummy. The toilets are clean and well maintained. It's a really nice pub actually, and the only reasons they didn't get 5 out of 5 is because there isn't a pool table, and the beer is slightly above average price for the area.

Great food, excellent location, and staff are very friendly…read more I highly recommend this pub for lunch or a drink

Popped in for a quick lunch while sightseeing and it did not disappoint. Typical pub setting but…read moreopen and plenty of natural light. Service was quick and waitress was helpful. The food was a very pleasant surprise. The bangers and mash were so very good. The fish and chips were flaky, crispy, and very tasty. Overall, great experience.

Ahh years spent here as a student! A recent trip back to London, and it's still the same...mainly…read more Like most Wetherspoons, it has a huge range of beers, local and imported, with guest drinks too. And I can vouch for the hot chocolates here - they're amazing, and don't skimp on the cream! It's a pretty big pub, full of nooks and crannies, perfect for a gossip, but also with enough space for large groups. It's in need of a bit if a clean, but hey not too much, a super clean pub always seems...odd ;) Just don't bother trying to get in when Tottenham is playing, will be packed to the brim!

This bar is literally the best. My husband and I are visiting from USA and the couple that runs…read morethis bar are the sweetest people you'll ever meet. Beer is super cheap, the food is great (and cheap) and you're right near the Tottenham Stadium if you're planning to attend a match. Highly recommend if you're in the area!

The Whistling Shop is a gorgeous bar which seriously impresses when you walk in (would be great for…read morea date). The menu is kind of a challenge to read, partly because it is so dark and partly because it is full of stuff I'd never heard of - there is a even a glossary although we were all still a bit bewildered! Staff were very sweet, although our poor server was new and was struggling to answer our questions. Drinks are very expensive, cocktails listed on the menu start at about £9.50. The vodka martini was kind of awesome - sort of like drinking delicious petrol. I tried a gun barrel gin with lemon seltzer - the gin came in a separate glass so you could try it - mine had a smoked almonds and cherry flavour which gave it a nice hint of sweetness. I dumped my gin in the seltzer after a few sips which I then regretted because I couldn't taste it any more. The seltzer itself was absolutely delicious - one of the most delightful refreshing soft drinks I've had in a long time. So I would suggest you enjoy them separately! There didn't seem to be much in the way of food - a colleague ordered a cheeseboard which didn't look particularly impressive for £12 although I liked the cute old plates that came with it. Anyway, I would definitely recommend this place: fun, fancy and worth checking out.

This is quite a spacious speakeasy bar located downstairs, with a main room and bar in front which…read morewas reserved for a private function, thereby lending the back room and bar to the public. Arriving early guaranteed us a seat as it was soon filling up on a Friday night. Every space is well used and there are different tables and booths that cater to the patron. Comfy seats, a couch, a private room, a large sharing table and other little stools that grace the bar. The waitress took the time to explain the menu which is laid out to guide you towards their specialty drinks based on fruits, spices, herbs, etc. There is also a classic menu for general spirits and beers. We went with two types of Old Fashioned - one with the house bourbon and the other with a special peanut butter and jam whiskey. It was fun to try a different take on it although we preferred the original. Overall it's a good spot for a quiet conversation during the week or perhaps a louder one on weekends if you are ready to kick back a couple and not concerned with price.

Amazing food! We had the steak and ale pie. We are American. This was our first Brittish pub…read morefare and loved it. The service was great and friendly. The atmosphere was just like we had hoped a Brittish pub would be-- friendly and fun! It was a very clean establishment, as well.

Lovely pub for a quiet Sunday night drink, they also have a very good pub quiz on (I think!!!…read moreMonday). Good is fine for a pub. My only critisism would be the angry drunk old men standing at the bar which polute so many pubs in London. Why can't they just get chucked out.