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This is exactly what I have heard about the place, over-priced, not as good since it was taken over etc..
I know a few other places as I'm in London a lot through work, but she has got it into her head about here for some reason.
I've never been to Roast and really fancied there for a change or maybe the Cinnimon Club.
Need to persuade her, and try and find somewhere that's been in f
king Grazia!
I know a few other places as I'm in London a lot through work, but she has got it into her head about here for some reason.
I've never been to Roast and really fancied there for a change or maybe the Cinnimon Club.
Need to persuade her, and try and find somewhere that's been in f
king Grazia!Cannot recommend Roast enough in Borough Market (does a fantastic breakfast too).
The Ivy is not very good, I have been on a number of occasions (even back in the day when there was a 3 month waiting list) and the food is distinctly average.
Alternatively you could try Bonds Restaurant and Bar over near Bank, or also nearby is Mercers which is quite nice and excellent service, or how about Plateau up by Canary Wharf?
The Ivy is not very good, I have been on a number of occasions (even back in the day when there was a 3 month waiting list) and the food is distinctly average.
Alternatively you could try Bonds Restaurant and Bar over near Bank, or also nearby is Mercers which is quite nice and excellent service, or how about Plateau up by Canary Wharf?
The Ivy is fine, good for lunch and seeing the occasional celeb. Last time I was in there- 6 months or so ago (when I had a corporate job and people took me out to lunch) I saw John Cleese. I like Bentley's, a Corrigan restaurant and Maze is excellent. Also J.Sheeky is fine for a fun lunch. There's a good restaurant on top of the national gallery on trafalgar square, great views. Borough market is good if you're a foodie - there's an excellent tapas bar just on the edge which is very good and very busy.
Do you want good food or people watching?
Do you want good food or people watching?
I went for my 24th birthday. That was five years ago however, and I think it has changed ownership since. I was easily impressed back then and my scallops and steak were some of the best I'd eaten.
Looking back, it's a classic case of trading on reputation and was certainly not worth the money.
How about Pearl? Some of the most stunning food created by a very, very talented Jun Tannaka. http://www.pearl-restaurant.com/
Looking back, it's a classic case of trading on reputation and was certainly not worth the money.
How about Pearl? Some of the most stunning food created by a very, very talented Jun Tannaka. http://www.pearl-restaurant.com/
Bullett said:
You know you are looking at at least an hour each way, we normally allow 2 if we need to be in town at a specific time and we live in what I would assume is the general area you are looking (Berks/Hamps/Surrey border).
Yep, I have had to commute to and from these regions many times in the past and fully appreciate how long it can take to travel into the West End/City and the Wharf.Gassing Station | Food, Drink & Restaurants | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


