Reviews in London

Yesterday I went to Beirut Meza with my sisters and we had a great time there! The food was really tasty and especially the tabouli was fresh. Also the service was great. They were really quick. The smell was really good . I hope you go to that perfect restaurant.

One of London's finest hotels. Imposing stairway in the entrance leads to a stunning atrium which houses the restaurant. The hotel has 2 bars to choose from. My room was very comfortable and the staff very helpful and courteous. A really excellent selection for breakfast, every taste was catered for. I will return.

A great venue for brunch.The ride in the glass elevator was an adventure itself. Had a cocktail at the bar with an amazing view. Food was a little disappointing - chewy pigs ears... And uninspiring Full English. Wouldn't go back but worth a one off visit.

A firm favourite for either a special occasion (if you let them know in advance they'll serve desert with the name iced on) or any time during the week or weekend. Great choice of starters and moorish breads and menu not limited to meat. Even when we take our young daughter they always make her feel welcome. Ask for a booth as they're more comfy. Don't be put off by the shopping centre venue - the views are great and only 5 mins from St Paul's tube.

A great value 3 course set menu with a glass of prosecco. Service was a bit flat and so was the atmosphere. The layout felt more like a canteen than a cosy Italian.

A great place to finish off your evening with a coffee or hot chocolate and an Italian pastry. Squeeze in side by side with the locals but look out if Italian footie is on the TV as it'll be standing room only. Authentic Italian serving staff contribute to a great atmosphere.

We couldn't book but managed to grab a seat at the cramped downstairs bar while we waited. A nice busy atmosphere. Some of the tapas type dishes were too small to share but the meatballs were filling. Would go again but not when I'm so hungry...

A slice of nostalgia in the heart of Soho. Start off at the bar with a cocktail - there are always set menus at great prices and you get as good a service. We weren't rushed off our table and spent the night chatting. Look out for burlesque and cabaret nights - they're great fun!

Very good food. The taste was just amazing.

Fantastic decoration, fantastic waitresses, fantastic quick and delicious bite. Me with my family first visited the British Museum and finished the day at this restaurant. We recommend it.

After a day of shopping in the centre of London, my visitors were so relieved to step into friendly, homely Trattoria Verdi to regenerate before returning to their nearby hotel. The warm, friendly welcome and super tasty and plentiful Italian fare left them ready for further adventures in our capital city.

Recently held an event at this venue. The environment and surroundings was cosy and relaxing. I was very impressed by the customer service. Staff went over and above to accommodate our wishes. The variety of food served and the presentation was first class. Will be back soon and definitely booking up for my special event next year. Well done guys, keep up the good work.

Dont bother! Simple As!

The food was fantastic, the venue was elegant and the staff were attentive and on point.

Dropped in here for a meal before seeing Matilda at the Cambridge Theatre with a view to test-driving their steaks. How much better were they really going to be than prime fillet from your local butcher? It’s a basement location with a greeter at ground level, a downstairs bar and then through to the ‘industrial chic’ dining room. The (English) barmaid was a real misery, deliberately avoiding any kind of eye contact, whereas our (Portuguese) waiter was very friendly and attentive. The wines seemed reasonable for London and the steak was frankly good but not great. Tender as you would expect but the outside of our medium rare Chateaubriand was charred to the point where it just tasted unpleasantly burnt and at £84.50 for 650g you expect slightly better. Great atmosphere though.

My husband brought me to Trattoria Verdi to celebrate our wedding anniversary last week, and he made the right choice. The waitresses were very friendly and also discreet. On this important occasion we wanted Verdi’s supreme choice, fish and seafood dishes. For starters we shared the Scotch smoked salmon, and prawns cocktail and took an excellent sparkling wine to go with it, then for the main course along with the grilled Dover sole, and the fried calamari my husband enjoyed, we chose the Pinot Grigio. By coincidence, I am told, the pianist also played a couple of our favourite melodies. We chose treats from their dessert tray to conclude the meal. Indeed, the food, wine, ambiance and the service at Trattoria Verdi was all top notch. I am proud of my guy!

We attended this bar, and saw a member of staff pour around 5 litres of water over an innocent vulnerable girl, who ran into the toilet in tears.If you look around the internet you will see various reviews that talk about this pub having unreasonable manager with a unbelievable bad attitude.. But our experience is by far the worsted.At no point was there any regret as both the manager and barman found this hysterically funny.The manager told us he did this all the time and gets away with it. He boasts that he knows all the rules and is able to use physical violence against customers and be within the law.We suffered physical force and verbal abuse. And then was contacted by telephone by the landlady. Instead of trying to investigate, I found her to be even more aggregated.It is advised that there are lots of bars in London, where you can guaranteed a professional respect from the staff.Life is too short to use this public house.And to quote the manager, 'if you don't like it your can f@ck off'. It is good advice.Please use a different establishments instead.

Cool and nice.