Andrew Edmunds in City of London, Westminster

Love this quaint restaurant in the heart of London! The staff was really friendly and helpful, and the food was super delicious! Nothing too complicated but it’s packed with flavour. The pork chop was cooked perfectly, very tender. We finished with the desserts and again, very home cooked vibe but made well! This has become a new spot for my special occasion list!

Amazing food and wines, staff and atmosphere.

Wonderful atmosphere, great service, romantic. Sublime Dover sole cooked to perfection. Delicious pancetta - loved everything about this cute Soho little gem of a place - and well behaved little dogs are welcome too.

We ate in the cellar which has a surprisingly cosy atmosphere. My main was skate with anchovy mayo - tasted like Hellman’s rather than something the chef had created. Sorry but disappointing for something I could have made better at home. Service had a distinct edge of froidure for no reason

Excellent food and wine. Intimate atmosphere. Knowledgable staff. Always a winner.

Great food. Handwritten menu that changes daily. Lovely service. Great atmosphere - it was full at lunchtime and there were people waiting for our table of three at 3pm.

Although Mr Edmunds is no longer with us the place goes on. It is like a blast from the past at lunch time, with those in the know enjoying food, booze and gossip in West Soho as if they did not have a care in the world. The food – The pig’s head starter was one of the best ever – fat and pulled meat in a breadcrumb cube – like a pork fish finger – rich, punchy with plenty of texture and drama, all atop a mustard sauce. My companion had generous slices of slightly pink roast beef sirloin on toast served at room temperature and I had the black butter panfried monkfish on greens. This came with new potatoes on the side. The wine list is printed in reverse order with the pricey bottles at the top – It took some finding the get one under £40 but it was a good un end the end – Barbera D’Asti – Fruity, light and Moreish. We finished with baked cheesecake and a creamy rice pudding, a port and a coffee. What a session! – I was still flying when I got home. Go with a buddy and send yourself back to older and simpler times. Recommended.

Very nice place, menu changes daily!

Heavenly restaurant with wonderfully unpretentious and delicious food. Lovely attentive and informative service as well. An all round favourite.

We booked the private dining room for a special occasion and everything was perfect. We couldn’t have asked for more,.The food was fresh, perfectly seasoned and delicious and the staff were super friendly. Also I think the prices are very affordable considering the quality, especially for the wine. Still a true bastion of old Soho but with a modern charm! Thanks for making our evening so special x

Amazing restaurant Amazing food

We had an absolutely lovely private lunch for 16 people for a hen do. Alice was a brilliant and patient server. Food was delicious, wine was fabulous, and the upstairs room is so light-filled and beautiful. The bride absolutely loved it. Thanks all!

Delicious, of course, and a lovely ambience. A wonderful place to have a very long and indulgent lunch.

Beautiful atmosphere, and the food to match.

Went for lunch and was sat downstairs and it was very dark. Tried to change tables and the manager was unnecessarily passive aggressive and said no despite having tables. Beautiful place but def don’t sit downstairs for lunch if you don’t want to feel like it’s suddenly the evening

This restaurant has been somewhere we've wanted to try for a while now and it didn't disappoint. The food was exceptional.

Located in Soho, two outdoor tables, rustic interior with church wooden benches , paper table cloth, a bar and down stair seating. Cramped for space and also Low tables if more then 6feet3- Unable to fit your legs under the table . Starters of burrata, subtle flavours. The Sardines was large- was expecting the tiny Spanish but these , the bones in the middle were inedible. The ox tongue was good- like jerked meat. The whole Dover sole was excellent. Cooked to perfection with a lovely butter sauce. The meringue was good- light and fresh. The chocolate with berries was also Good. Service was slow, somewhat overwhelmed. The table was small when we got our food - lack of space.

Located in Soho, two outdoor tables, rustic interior with church wooden benches , paper table cloth, a bar and down stair seating. Cramped for space and also Low tables if more then 6feet3- Unable to fit your legs under the table . Starters of burrata, subtle flavours. The Sardines was large- was expecting the tiny Spanish but these , the bones in the middle were inedible. The ox tongue was good- like jerked meat. The whole Dover sole was excellent. Cooked to perfection with a lovely butter sauce. The meringue was good- light and fresh. The chocolate with berries was also Good. Service was slow, somewhat overwhelmed. The table was small when we got our food - lack of space, had to start plating up the food and the leave empty plates under another.

Wonderful dinner, thoughtful dishes. Sourdough is aromatic, and butter is so delicious that I asked for its origin :3 First time seeing this horizontal cut of ox tongue. Tender with a slight crisp. The pigeon is also nice and slightly smoky. The special beef shin is tender, flavorful, with a prominent yet mellow wine flavor. The celeriac tastes good as well. Lamb spine chop is also perfectly cooked. Also appreciated the mixed vegetable. Unlike the greasy and heavy veggie dishes in other places, this one is healthy and doesn’t overpower the mains. The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. Looking forward to trying other dishes (and desserts!).

Lovely cosy decor, but the food was incredibly bland and drenched in butter. A nice place to stop for a glass of wine, but there are definitely more exciting places to eat in Soho.

Melissa and Alice are the consummate hosts. Best restaurant in Soho by far

Hands down THE BEST RESTAURANT in London for traditional English dishes! It was challenging to book a table for 4 because there’s limited space it is seriously worth the hassle. It was a 21:30 reservation and we stayed till close. The staff are attentive and everything on the menu looked good and our selections were great. Would definitely recommend 💯

I've been drifting into AE for years, usually after buying prints and watercolours from Andrew himself (when he was around). Yesterday, I just went for a quiet lunch on my own to celebrate my birthday (strategically avoiding tedious family and friends). They gave me a lovely table by the window, which looks out onto that interesting little street. The food was amazing, as always - grilled sardines with salsa verde particularly nice. Even the sardines looked happy to be there, in their charred and crispy afterlife. I have complicated and boring allergies, and the waiters were absolutely exemplary about all that - which is no small thing at all. It was the best thing I could have done on my birthday. I enjoyed it so much - what a place to be, and how nice to go there on my own and take it all in. They even brought a little candle out for me propped up in some amazing dessert. It's just the best - always has been, and so long as there are sardines and hand-written menus, always will be. Not enough stars to give it (15? 20?).

Legendary Soho institution. Sadly everyone around us was English. In the heart of London. We felt bit out of place in there, although everyone was nice and polite. Starters were great for myself and my companion. Unfortunately mains were very average in taste, quite blatant even. Service was just ok. Nice but short interaction. Ambient obviously great. Romantic, cute and old fashioned. All in all I would say good 4. Nothing special or extraordinary but also not bad.

One of the best lunches I have ever had. The sardines and the dover sole were to die for! I highly recommend this place … the service is impeccable too.

Petit restaurant où on se sent bien. Accueil chaleureux et service au top. Carte restreinte, gage de produits frais et de qualités. Les plats sont bons mais pourraient être un peu plus copieux, surtout les entrées. Vous pouvez y aller les yeux fermés mais n'oubliez pas de réserver!

Exceptional food (from the olives to the coffee via the pork chop and rice pudding). This isn't my first visit the Edmund's and it won't be the last. Class without the flash.

Easily one of the best restaurants in London. Excellent food, cooked well. Food and wine are the best quality that make other London restaurants blush

This restaurant has such a lovely ambiance and setting, with the handwritten menu, the candles on wine bottles…The food was delicious, very well presented and portions were large. The staff was lovely, I would really recommend!!

Lovely restaurant, great atmosphere, diverse menu and stellar wine list! Very reasonably priced, beautiful presentation and delicious food. Cheers!

Great wine good food and really attentive service. Wine so very fairly priced was so refreshing. So sorry to say that our experience was greatly diminished by the most excruciatingly uncomfortable seating!! We would have stayed so much longer otherwise.

I was introduced by a girl friend about 25 years ago and have been going there ever since. Ours even better than ever and seriously welcoming downstairs. I love the fact that you can pretend you are back in the 60s in a tiny SoHo restaurant you’ve just discovered for a rainy dark London late lunch with a good friend and then you find yourself having one of the best meals ever.

Food - fantastic. Fresh ingredients. Seasoned and served perfectly. The cheese selection from Neal’s Yard Dairy is spot on. Wine - no complaints, a good collection of European and new world. European collection is better. Service - not right. Inattentive, but then too fast when it should be the pause between courses. Our starters came out and the server was milling around chatting while the wine we had ordered 15 minutes prior still hadn’t even been taken off the rack. This would be fine if the place was a shambles but careless talking and not serving paying customers is poor. We had to ask three times for the wine. Atmosphere - ok. Acoustics aren’t great on the lower floor if there are loud tables of guests. The candles are a nice touch. Would I return - probably Would I recommend to a friend - maybe, but with disclaimers.

Great, cosy, unfussy,quality restaurant!

I've always wanted to eat at this restaurant. Have walked past it so many times over the years. To celebrate my 60th I took 3 good friends to dinner here on Sat 8th June. The food was superb. The service lovely. I can't compliment it enough I really loved it. I can't wait to go again. Thank you for a wonderful evening.

Wanted to love it but left wanting more. The meal was good, not outstanding. The atmosphere jn a central London place like this which is candlelit and intimate should be amazing but it was totally silent downstairs despite it being full. Needed some music to improve the atmosphere because all the action happens upstairs so there’s not even background noise of a bar/kitchen. Service was friendly but intermittent. Would definitely give it another go.

The food is nice and reasonably inexpensive for Soho. I wouldn’t rush back in case I was sat in the cold, dark empty basement again though. The waiter was very rude and made quite a big deal after I discreetly and politely asked to move upstairs, where there was still some empty tables. He told me to make my own atmosphere and kept referring to my request to move in front of my guests. It’s a mid range bistro right down to the style of food, paper napkins and the churlish maitre d. The waitress is pleasant and polite.

I’m afraid I’m unable to comment on the food at Andrew Edmunds because we ended up leaving without dining. Having booked a table for 2 many weeks before, we arrived looking forward to eating there. Although there were 3 available tables for 2 upstairs, we were taken to the lower ground dining room which was stuffy, over warm and completely empty. We asked if we could be seated upstairs but were told that that was not possible. We had by then made our way back upstairs and again asked to be seated in one of the vacant tables. “No we were told sternly, they are all reserved and what’s wrong with downstairs.” But we too had made a reservation many weeks ago. We were then ‘shushed’ and asked not to disturb the other diners. We unfortunately left, disappointed and hurt having been treated in a somewhat dismissive and uncaring way.

Just a wonderful place to eat, awash with charm without a hint of pretension. Confident and welcoming team, and the food was delicious. I loved this place.

My wife and I hired the upstairs private room for a joint birthday party lunch for 14 people and from the first contact with Alex to book and choose menu and wine to the actual event on the day with our excellent host Eloise we couldn’t have asked for a better experience. The day itself was fantastic. The food, wine, ambiance, service were all excellent and superbly coordinated on the day by Eloise and the team. A truly memorable day and the perfect Old Soho venue. Cannot recommend enough!

Delicious food and very cozy restaurant! It was our second time there. All dishes were very good. Highly recommend to try them.

Great food and good value. However I found the service unwelcoming, it felt like the waiter wanted to be done with our table as quickly as possible, which was a let down

A hidden gem in Soho. Great atmosphere and very good quality food. 100% recommended

Amazing food and wine, knowledgeable and friendly staff and a great cosy vibe.

I just wanted to share what an excellent experience we had here last night. I have been aware of this restaurant for years but never got around to it. I must congratulate you on maintaining a restaurant experience that I thought had disappeared in London. Unpretentious, short menu wonderfully cooked with a British/French bias. Very friendly service from super experienced hard working staff who, crucially, know that they are doing. Excellent wine list but best of all, we walked out without feeling we had been financially abused. Where else in Central London can you get £6 - £9 starters and £20 to £25 mains of this quality with a wine list to match. The fact that you have survived almost 40 years in London (without going stale) is proof that you have the right formula. Bravo.

Great atmosphere and wonderful british fare, always interesting wine offerings. Close to the theatre district but not at all touristy.

Was really disappointed. The food was bland and forgettable, very buttery without the seasoning to match, however the service was good and the wait staff very pleasant. The absolute lowpoint was the cheesecake. It was overcooked and grainy, almost scrambled egg consistency on the inside. One of the more expensive meals ive had and one of the most disappointing.

We have been going to this restaurant for a number of years and the quality of food, choice of wine, service and atmosphere always meets/exceeds our expectations. The langostines were the best I have had in any restaurant. Would highly recommend inless you are looking for a Sunday roast and wanting to drink liquor! ☺

Small and friendly! We really appreciated they accommodated us as a walk in. Love the food. Unfortunately we were out of time for dessert! Maybe next time

Was slightly worried seeing some previous reviews and the photos, however our food was wonderful. Shared the lamb and the pork chop, they were delicious. They were accompanied by courgettes and cauliflower which usually aren’t my favourite, but the chef made them delicious.

This is one of my favourite places in London and I normally recommend it to my friends and people I know are big foodies. This restaurant has been a staple of my London life since 1992, the year I moved to Uk, and it has always been consistent, faultless, and just perfect. The ambience is still good, the food is still good, the lack of attention to detail and the rushed, careless service from our waiter ( a short, bald guy that was probably rushed off or simply too busy to cope with guests asking for guidance on wines, or desserts, leaving us meanwhile we were talking to him, mid-sentence), is simply unbelievable. If you are busy, I understand, but leaving us meanwhile we are deciding, or asking your opinion, is not ok, no matter how you want to look at it. It happened twice, when I was asking for advise on the wine, and then again when we were trying to order the desserts. I am ok with waiting, I am ok with receiving the starters before the wine we ordered, I am ok with leaving the langoustine shelves on the table for a long time and getting the wine at the wrong temperature, and not clearing a small table, not replacing the dirty plates and cutlery, and not bringing the new cutlery, but it is not ok to tell us in an angry way to move a very small iPhone so he could put the new food on the table without having cleared the dirty plates and cutlery which were there for a long time first. This was also a birthday dinner for my best friend, and this was specified in the reservation. Of course it was ignored and nothing was mentioned or even acknowledged during our dinner. Again, I am astonished by how badly things have gone in one of my favourite places on the service side. We ordered the smoked mackerel and the langoustines to start with, the pork chop with fennel and the hake with anchoiade, plus a very good Chassagne Montrachet, and a brownie with blackcurrant and creme fraiche, together with a meringue with pear and chocolate sauce . I am very sad to say I am not rushing to go back . Which is a shame, as I was very fond of this restaurant.

I have been looking forward to taking my Mum here for months, I had saved up to have a really special evening but from the start I was disappointed… We were rudely greeted by Alice with “come in” and then “do you have a reservation” after it was very clearly stated on the door, only reservations were welcome! After a few minutes we were asked “do you know what you want” in a very impolite manner. All of this set the president for a very fine evening…not. We were sat near the bar and the hosts did not act professionally or make their frustrations unclear. At one point Alice huffed very loudly, this was one way amongst others that she made it very clear she did not want to be there or host us that evening or anyone else in the restaurant for that matter. It seemed we were there as a massive inconvenience. This was all a huge shame as the food was absolutely delicious and everything we could have wanted. The man who delivered our food was so polite and smiley, great hospitality…something Alice and her colleague need a lesson in, or 10. To me, it seems this restaurant is in need of a new front of house team or its reputation will burn to the ground Dear Andrew Edmund’s chef team, thank you, your food is delicious however, your FOH team is frankly rude and let you down.

Great food and the team looking after us were first rate.

The worst meal I have had in a long time. Food was bland and over priced. The 'black rice' dish we ordered was just a bowl of oily lentils with some chunks of beetroot. The 'greens' were a bowl of cold, over-salted cabbage. Would not go back.

This restaurant was such a lovely experience! With its small and cosy nature, we were immediately welcomed into the restaurant by the kind staff and had a lovely evening! Not only was the atmosphere phenomenal, but the food was exquisite! It was hard to even choose where to start!

Delicious food , attentive staff but not too intrusive. The Dover sole and side salad were perfect . Loved the ambience and the area this restaurant is located in . Thank you for our best meal in London! We will be sure to return!!

Big disappointment. Our server was rude and the food was way below pair. Won’t come back.

Food 4/5 Homemade and fresh, feels organic and great taste. Good dessert Drink 4/5 Great selection of wines, coffe available, no cocktails Service 3.5/5 Helpful but not remarkable Ambience 4/5 Worth at night, with candlelight and a cosy small place, recommend it near the windows Price 4/5 70 pp with a bottle of Bordeaux Total 19,5/25 (78%)

I have been here a few times, but the last time before tonight was many years ago. Well, it is still as great as I remember it. The food is spectacular and the staff is just GREAT. I was being slow in deciding my main but the staff accommodated my request to switch the vegetables in the main with different vegetables from another main, without making me feel an annoyance or embarrassed, which I really appreciated it. They also have an incredible, long, superb list of French wines. We had a fantastic Pomerol and I was able to finally taste a Muscat de Baumes de Venise at the end of my meal. FANTASTIC PLACE

I have been here a few times, but the last time before tonight was many years ago. Well, it is still as great as I remember it. The food is spectacular and the staff is just GREAT. I was being slow in deciding my main but the staff accommodated my request to switch the vegetables in the main with different vegetables from another main, without making me feel an annoyance or embarrassed, which I really appreciated it. They also have an incredible, long, superb list of French wines. We had a fantastic Pomerol and I was able to finally taste a Muscat de Baumes de Venise at the end of my meal. FANTASTIC PLACE

Excellent. Great romantic/discreet atmosphere. Very good service and food. Highly recommend.

A delightful and cosy little restaurant in the heart of Soho that evokes an older and more bohemian London. The menu and wine list are top class as is the service. My venison was an excellent dish for a cold London day!

Gorgeous restaurant! Wine selection and recommendations were fantastic, food was delicious and loved the handwritten menus. Cosy atmosphere and wonderful waiting staff!

This was our second visit to celebrate a special occasion. The restaurant is excellent. The atmosphere with its cozy wooden finish and dark candle lit setting is second to none. The hand-written menu and it's nameless entrance add to its appeal. We loved the starters: carrot & chestnut soup and crispy pig's head. The long and reasonably priced wine list was also well explained by the staff.

It was a really nice place and we went for Valentine's Day. I saw on the website they had a Valentine's Day menu as well as the usual a la carte menu. We did not want the Valentine's Day menu but when we got there and sat down they told us that on that day there would not be the a la carte option. This was not stated anywhere during the booking process and ended up having to spend a lot more money than we wanted which felt wrong. Just a heads up to the restaurant please make this clear before confirming a booking.

I used to eat here every now and then about 20 years ago. This first trip back in 20 years was a beautifully charming step back into the past. The restaurant has retained all its originality in a part of town that has largely gone down the corporate chain route. Andrew Edmunds still offers delicious classic food in warm intimate surroundings, with genuinely friendly service and reasonable prices. The wine list is exceptional and you won't find better value wine pricing anywhere else in Soho.

The menu is very small and the day I went, 3 out of 6 entrees were seafood. No roasts or any of the traditional British fare I expected. I had a rigatoni with ragu which was extremely mediocre. My wife had a pork chop which was good but not amazing. I was also not aware they had a very small store of liquors and unfortunately, I don't drink wine. The atmosphere is nice but depending on where you sit, the candlelit dining room may be too dark for you to read the menu. I'd try it the next time in in London as the menu does change daily... but I am unimpressed

Some of the best food I’ve had in London. Highly recommend!

A gem in the dohi. High quality English food in a place with few tables and very well attended. Good wine list. Highly recommended

My only complaint is that our starters and main were so satisfying and delicious that we sadly didn't have room for pudding.

V special dinner in the private dining room upstairs for a dear friend's birthday. V intimate. Felt like old Soho. Sophisticated menu and service. Didn't see the prices as we were guests!

Good venue, good food, served in a timely manner. Very good choice of wines.

Absolutely splendid food and service

Great service, asked advice on a bottle of wine and really enjoyed the bottle recommended to us. The food was all rich in flavour and large portions. The only let down for us was we had an early booking so the restaurant was not full and they don't play any music so the atmosphere was abit lacking. Otherwise can't fault it.

I recently visited this restaurant for a date night, and was taken aback by an incident involving the restaurant owner. A customer had voiced a legitimate concern about an unpleasant odor in the restaurant and issues with the service. In response, the owner confrontationally told the customer, "You are not our people and you should never come back again." This encounter was quite off-putting and unprofessional. As a result, we have decided not to return to this establishment.

One of my favorite spots in London, phenomenal food. Service and atmosphere is special and I always make sure I can stop in for lunch and dinner when in town. Make sure you save room for dessert.

Great little restaurant, food is awesome, very intimate setting with real candles. Really good wine list and reasonably priced for the quality of the food. Would absolutely dine here again

Excellent restaurant for a great lunch. Lovely ambience and food was excellent. Great wine choices too, including half bottles, perfect for lunch.

Love this place. Efficient service, lovely food and a range of drinks to enjoy. Good value, good job!

Wonderful late Friday Christmas lunch. Waiter worked our table out brilliantly and managed to put us in our place whilst being utterly charming. Actress took over and had the same wonderful, easy-going humour that is almost impossible to find. Food was great but it was the staff that made the afternoon. The best Hospitality in a restaurant I have experienced for some time. What a treat. Charlie

Love it all, food, wine and casual service all great

Old school soho restaurant perfect for dates. It was ha great atmosphere and vibe to it and the service is impeccable. Wine is great but I must say food was slightly disappointing. Starters and bread were delicious but our main dishes were slightly cold. However it might have been the case of ordering the wrong thing. I will for sure come back.

Food was good and value was good. I had a frosty welcome from a short Italian guy which wasn't a great start. The serving plates, cups etc are basic but the food is good. Service was ok the lady there last night was very warm and friendly. Avoid the tea and coffee super basic and waste of money but it was a pleasant lunch. Overall I wouldn't go back. This was how much I paid and I don't drink.

Absolutely delightful experience here. The food is heartwarming and savory, the staff are fun and playful, the wine list is long and the vibe is softly full of character and characters. Can’t say enough how nice and refreshing a place this is. Can’t wait to come back soon.

A small, but cozy restaurant in the heart of Soho, lovely food choices, well priced and an extensive (and unusual) wine list

Andrew Edmunds is a small and very authentic restaurant serving a mix of European/English dishes. It looks like they only take guests with reservations - so make sure to reserve a table. The atmosphere and service are great. Very friendly staff and nice candle light atmosphere. The food is good, but not exceptional. The sole was fresh and well-prepared, but was missing a bit of taste.

So good. The bread is divine. Mackerel spot on. Every detail shows precision of the preparation and choice of product. Highly recommended.

Such a gem. Great and affordable wine. Menu changes regularly. Cozy enough for date night but also good atmosphere for friends and business get togethers.

I’ve been there a few times and it has always been amazing. The place is so beautiful and romantic. The food is absolutely delicious. I love their wine selection, from a very low to a very high price point, there is choice for everyone.

We have a tradition going back 14 years of going here on our anniversary - it is such a wonderful place: lovely atmosphere, the staff are fab, the food is excellent and we always have good wine. Definitely worth a visit!

Super little restaurant. Very nice setting. Friendly service. Staff are great. Food is exceptional. Well presented. Lovely menu. Every mouthful was bursting with flavour., colour and vibrancy. Well presented. A real must when in Soho. Heartily recommended.

A truly Wonderful experience. Great atmosphere, food was unique and delicious, service was attentive and professional. Can’t ask for more. Was glad to have made a reservation!

My husband and I ate here last week. All good! Haven't eaten at Andrew Edmunds for a couple of years, and fortunately, it seems pretty much unchanged. We had a table on the ground floor, which was our preference. There's quite a bit of coming and going, and maybe in the winter, it might be a tad chilly with the door onto the street opening and closing. The food was really excellent. We both had fish for the main course; my husband chose the hake, and I had an absolutely delicious Dover sole in brown butter. Service was absolutely fine, though I wasn't 100% sure about the staff chatting loudly together on the background about their social lives. Of course, you're in central London here, and so prices are high, though they're definitely not particularly higher than anywhere else in Soho. Recommended.

Delicious food, bit cramped at our small table, very busy. Sadly they didn't want us to linger over coffee...

Relaxed, high quality dining at its best. I went with three friends and we had the best time chatting for England while dining on delights such as crab and fennel salad, stout cake and hake with borlotti beans. The menu was excellent and none of us could fault the food and wine we chose. Service was smooth, professional and non-intrusive, the ambience was chilled yet chic. I will be back!

We had the most lovely evening at Andrew Edmunds. They have seasonal produce. The food was delicious, the ambiance romantic and the service very friendly. We could see why it's so popular!

Friends introduced us to this nice restaurant, tucked away off Carnaby Street, a few months ago and we decided it would be good for late Sunday lunch before an evening concert. On the previous occasion I'd been very impressed by the food and wine (in my view this place is a better version of the Noble Rot) but less so by the service - which had initially been good but tailed off after a waiting team changeover while we were dining. On this occasion, however, everything was absolutely spot on. The short menu, with dishes changing every day or two, has something for all/most tastes and the food is both simply and really well presented. The wine list is a joy - not massive but a nice international selection and well priced compared with the vast majority of central London restaurants. On this occasion the service was impeccable from arrival to departure and the friendly/efficient staff made us feel very welcome - a full 5* experience. Well worth a visit and we'll definitely be back.

Posto intimo e informale. Ottime le pietanze e personale molto alla mano e pronto a consigliare e ascoltare le proprie esigenze. L'ingresso del locale si mimetizza con la facciate del palazzo e l'ingresso è tra le due porte principali del Building. Una volta entrati si scopre una bellissima location. Se volete mangiare dopo le 18:30 si consiglia la prenotazione. Da tornarci per un appuntamento, cena di lavoro o una cena tra amici.

It's been quite a while since I've been here. But it was like seeing an old friend. So warm and welcoming, wonderful staff and as ever amazing food...

Great food and service definitely worth a visit