Wandered around for a hour and finally found a decent place to eat and walked in here…read more The hostess and waiter was so nice and attentive at the cute little french place. The owner even provided us with the WIFI password when he saw using our phones. We were given distilled water in a small jug. I ordered the smoked salmon as a starters and the steak frites special as the main course. The smoked salmon was very salty. And the steak portion was very salty also. I did like the fries which was provided with ketchup. But I woshed the portion for salad was a bit bigger. But we did have a wonderful waiter.

Great for a nice French meal whether just a drink and appetizer or a full meal. That don't rush you…read moreat all. We had calamari to start and it was freshly made not to much breading with a side of spicy mayo. The steak was cooked perfectly and the house wine was surprisingly good. Out deserts were both perfect. A lemon tart and a chocolate lava cake. If you get a chance the 10year old tawny port is really perfection with dessert. We were having a good time chatting and the servers don't rush you at all so we even had a fruit and cheese plate afterwards and enjoyed the ambiance and the warm inviting atmosphere.

During my trip, I stopped by twice for breakfast, and I don't usually eat breakfast, so that should…read moresay something. The service was excellent and very personable. I was greeted with cheerful smiles and friendliness each time. The first time I just went simple with a plain bagel, and they toasted it just enough where it wasn't over-toasted or under-toasted so that the butter wasn't soaking through the bagel. The second time around, I expanded and ordered a basic sandwich; it was a great portion and had lots of freshness from the taste of the ingredients. My partner had an English breakfast, and it was a generous portion as well. The little bites I was offered, that tasted great as well. It's a small little neighbourhood cafe, but I love the vibes and the people. When I come back to London, I will definitely be stopping by again.

Okay, this certainly wasn't one of the fanciest cafes that I have been to, but honestly, the…read moreproblem I found with Central London is that many of the cafes weren't open, so that ended up really being my only option. I certainly appreciated it for that. They did actually do a decent coffee, which I ended up sitting at the table over the road from the place. Mind you, I probably shouldn't be all that surprised that many of them don't open until later because, well, it turns out that they are pretty close to the city.

This small Greek restaurant is oozing with charm. It's cozy and well decorated, with an open…read morekitchen. We booked a table online for dinner on a weeknight at 7:30 but didn't really need to as there were a couple of empty tables when we arrived. I had a very tasty dark Greek lager and Souvlaki Skewers which came with plenty of pita and tzatziki. Delicious and a great portion size. Service was fast and friendly. As it's a 5 minute walk from the flat we're staying in for 3 weeks, we'll definitely be back once or twice. Probably a great place for lunch as well as dinner.

Really good casual Greek addition to Marchmont st…read more Food is a mix of wraps (£6 or so each) and skewers (£11-13 each). I had pork skewers - 3 generous skewers served w a delicious and large salad (choice Vs fries), pillowy soft pittas and tzatziki. All washed down w a pint of Goose Island for £16. Atmosphere is modern casual. Long bar and small seating area at back. Mix of tourists staying in nearby hotels and academics and students from nearby university. In an area of London w a LOT of casual restaurants this stood out for great quality relatively tasty food. So nice relative to surrounding burger and Asian places. Give it a try...

What a wonderful place we found while in London! We came…read morefor tea and sweets yesterday and loved the service and food so much we decided to come back for dinner! Amazing food and ambiance ! Our server Marcus was outstanding !! Very nice place!

Excellent food, service, and ambiance. My family is visiting London from Phoenix, AZ, we were…read moredirected to St Katharine's Docks for multiple food options by our hotel concierge. Côte sat our group of 8 at an outdoor table and we received our drinks very quickly. I really wanted something local so I ordered the Breton fish stew and was so happy with how it came out, we all shared bites with each other so we got a taste of everything - I have to say my choice was my favorite but the beef cheek and duck were also excellent in flavor and tenderness. We found out they do breakfast and will be back to try that menu too!

Brood is a solid choice when at Boroughs Market as you get the slight luxury of a sit down…read moreexperience while still getting fast and easy food like you would with any stall. At broods you order up at the counter and can take it to go but I'd recommend grabbing a table after you order as there is limited seating throughout the market. Makes it nice for you to slow down and enjoy your bites. Brood has both breakfast and lunch so there is nice variety. Staff are nice and the food comes out quick. Love that they have pitcher cocktails and I'd highly recommend giving the Pimms Cup a go as it's my personal favorite cocktail of London. For food I had the breakfast bap - the bacon egg and cheese version which was fabulous. It's essentially just a really good breakfast sandwich on fresh bread. The bacon was actually more like a ham but was super tasty, fatty, and slightly greasy which all goes well with the fried egg and cheese. One of the best bites of the day and perfect for breakfast especially.

This spot is where you get bang for your pound. My bestie and I ordered the paella and the cheese…read moreburger. The paella is cooked in these huge pots and it was so packed with protein. The chicken was surprisingly tender. THe rice was flavored. I ordered a cheese burger and it was loaded, the patty was juicy. It had this chipotle mayo flavor in it and it was perfect. I would go back again. There were tons of people here since this is located at the Borough Market, even though we came on a weekday. It was also a bit challenging to get seats so split up if you are here with a group.

Covent Garden location was cozy and welcoming. Enjoyed a chicken and artichoke dish with au gratin…read morepotatoes. Quite tasty

I personally hate going to a restaurant and immediately they tell you that you need to be out by a…read morecertain time. When we walked in to their restaurant it was all but empty besides 2 tables. It did not make us feel welcomed and actually deterred us from ordering more than our meal. Now, on to the meal, the steak was cooked well but very thin. The French fries were perfectly cooked and a good portion size. Outside of the initial welcoming, the staff was good. They were all knowledgeable on gluten free options, had a separate menu and even labeled the food accordingly.

Had a great time here at Bill's during my first day in London. We walked by and looked at the menu…read moreand thought why not! We sat outside and people watched which was so fun. The lemonades are delicious and we started with a sample platter that had great sausages, dumplings, and oh my goodness the hummus was amazing! My boyfriend got a breakfast platter which he loved and had a wide variety to select from! I got the shakshuka which was awesome. It was my first time trying it and loved it. Can I just say those were the best hashbrowns I've ever had? Perfectly crispy and full of flavor!! The bill you can scan via QR code so it was really easy to pay and get out of there. The service was good, not too fast and not too slow!

We were looking for brunch on our last day in town and found a Bill's nearby with a fantastic menu…read more As the one member of our party with dietary restrictions, I found there to be plenty of gluten free options and I really appreciated how all the allergens were listed for each item. The service was efficient and the staff was friendly. I loved the quirky decor and overall setting was lovely.

Who else is up for a 5-hour dinner extravaganza? This was one for the ages, and Bird in Hand held…read moreall the cards to make it a special night. Harken back to the days of yore when we all had five hours to spend eating, drinking, and being merry. The upstairs room with giant family table was just the place for our group of 20. I was surprised anybody could keep up with who ordered what. Star of the night was our lovely server, who put up with the endless musical-chairs action to get people what they ordered (mind you I didn't participate in that revelry; I kept my alleged rightful place at table's head, people can come to me). But the rest of the group swapped like it was speed-dating day. Since we were "private dining" the menu was a little smaller, but still had plenty of choices. The salmon was light, excellent, flavorful. Others enjoyed the Ragu and Salsiccia, and even the Vegana looked tasty. I smartly saved room for dessert (mine and a friends since that's how I roll). Actually somebody ordered a cheesecake and vanished so I added some of that to the list after polishing off my "selection of ice creams" (yes plural is always better with ice cream. Thankfully I had enough sense to let my colleague finish the last bottle of wine and didn't follow them all down the street to the next place afterward, leaving me to savor the upper-room experience at Bird.

Great atmosphere and service. I thoroughly enjoyed the prosciutto pizza. All recently priced.read more