Boopshi's in Camden

Decided to try this restaurant on the recommendation of a work colleague. The food was amazing with both the service and the ambiance. I would highly recommend.

Very friendly and relaxed setting to enjoy ones food. Great selection of dishes to choose from including salads and there are also options for vegans. All well priced.

A really lovely, low key dining experience. We enjoyed enormous portions of Wiener schnitzel and chips. After our starters it all felt a bit too much. But really great value and service from lovely friendly staff. A cozy find off the beaten track

Vine aquí para comer con los amigos. Almuerzo delicioso. El schnitzel con un pato huevo frito y salsa era genial. Los lados de patatas, col y pasta estaban también muy bueno. No es un lugar para los viajeros que cuidan su salud pero a quién le importa! Las bebidas tomar helados son geniales. Sin duda volveremos.

Had a great meal there, cute and humble looking dishes, really good food. Would go again.

Had a really great meal with friends here. Great service and atmosphere, will definitely return.

Location great, ambience great, staff great, drinks great. Food - argh! Austrian food is not an easy sell so you have to make it delicious.

Took my Austrian boyfriend for a treat. Delicious food with extremely generous portions. The staff were fantastic and very attentive and polite. Would highly recommend for anyone craving a perfectly cooked chicken soup and schnitzel especially!

Only my second visit but after such a good lunch on my first visit - excellent schnitzel and potato salad - I took my brother. The food is really fresh and tasty and comes in such generous portions that we couldn't manage pudding even though I really want to try their kaiserschmarrn. The spätzle and käse bockwurst were delicious and made me very nostalgic for proper Austrian comfort food but all the food is great and my crayfish caesar salad was huge! I had started with a sour cherry spritzer and that was huge too but really refreshing. The house lager is very good. Service really friendly and helpful and I'd be interested to see how it is in the evening because during the day it doesn't really have much atmosphere because of the work diners and slightly dodgy music - sorry! I'll definitely be back and my brother loved it too.

Me gusta la comida europea central y cuando la oportunidad de ir a un restaurante austriaco en Londres llegó, cogí con las dos manos.Dos de nosotros fuimos a cenar un viernes por la noche. Aquí está lo que pedimos:bratwurst y Käse Bockwurst - ambos muy buenos pero el Bratwurst era mejor.ternera t-bone - la ternera de Rose fue bien. Las patatas fritas eran bien, pero un poco frío. Excelente que Rose ternera.Spaezle con mota (grande) - muy agradable, aunque un pequeño uno habría sido suficientebrócoli con queso - firme y no demasiado cocido.El Strudel de Oma con crema - el strudel era muy mediocreKaiserschmarr'n con un cerezo compota polaca - de hielo muy bien, pero podría haber sido un poco más caliente y fluffier towels.Así que la comida estaba en general bien, aunque pensamos que era un poco caro. Todo lo que además de un jugo de manzana y un vaso de buen vino austriaco fue de sólo 60 libras, no incluye el 12,5 % servicio. El servicio, tengo que decir que era muy bueno. Los camareros eran muy amables. Aunque no lo necesitamos ayuda con el menú, nuestros vecinos no y el tío pacientemente explicó cosas.Realmente no me gustó la vajilla, aunque. Aparte de las tablas de madera en la que se sirve la carne y salchichas, todo estaba en platos y esmaltada y algunos de ellos estaban desconchadas. No sabemos si fue un "concepto" o en mal estado chic, pero no nos gustó! esmalte bolos nos recordó de camping excursiones en la infancia. Nuestros postres vino en algo que parecía comedero. ; aquel era el postre favorito del emperador Franz Joseph I y que lo vieron para servir en un recipiente astillado de esmalte!! Grausig!

This is the 2nd time I have dined at Boopshi's and again it was another 3-4 star for me. The food is really tasty but maybe a little too large in portion size. The ambience is very cool and trendy but can seem quite cramped and a little noisy. The staff were helpful and friendly but maybe at times a little too tentative. That said I would definitely come back and recommend to friends - next time I'd like to try the bar downstairs!

over priced - schnitzel without chips /sauerkraut for 14.00<br />okay meal - nothing wrong but also nothing amazing<br />very noisy environment - acoustic of the room is not great

Great schnitzel with all the added extras. I had a wonderful spritz as well and the dresser was delicious. Cool inexpensive place.

Unfortunately it wasn&#039;t what I was expecting. Me and my friend we both went for a schnitzel and how surprised was I when I realised it&#039;s served by itself (£12 a piece). We had to order side dishes to complete the meal which were ok, but nothing exciting. Was missing mashed potatoes or baby potatoes that would make this meal filling. The beer was good. Would except more local Austrian beers. In total we had 2x Schnitzels, side of 1x Sauerkraut and 2 beers and the bill was £45. A bit expensive for the amount of food we got. On the plus side the place looked cool and the staff was lovely. :)

Great service, lovely schnitzel. Shame that they didn&#039;t have the pork schnitzel, just the chicken.

Este lugar es genial!! Aquí todo el tiempo por mi almuerzo gratuito. Hacen un schnitzel brillante de pollo. El cerdo pan schnitzel también es genial!Para comer aquí para el registro gratuito esta oferta increíble. El restaurante funciona conjuntamente con el proveedor 'Pastel' y te permite usar un bono de crédito 10 libras!Me encanta Boophi's. Volveré siempre.

Loads of schnizel, with a massive cocktail...great food and a good looking resturant

We went specifically for the chicken schnitzel and were disappointed it was not available. Out of the 3 schnitzel meals on the menu, only 1 (pork) was available.<br />We did enjoy the meals we ordered but when you have your heart, and tummy, set on something, no matter what you order, it just isn&#039;t the same.<br />The puddings we chose however were delicious and I could not fault the service we received.<br />The spritzers and cocktails we had were lovely and I would go again just for them.

Boopshi's is a great find. It's a small, neighborhood restaurant so you don't get a bunch of tourists overrunning the place. And the food is fantastic. Try to squid as one of your starters...it's fantastic. And the sausages are awesome too.

Me comí aquí y fue excepcional. El servicio era bueno, y la comida - un perro caliente de ternera con choucroute estaba delicioso. El menú de comida y una bebida por £9 es increíblemente buena relación calidad-precio en esta zona. Sin duda un lugar que debe visitar.

Another great lunch at BOOPSHI<br />Highly recommend this place as the food, service and ambience are consistently great.

A winning combo of fantastic schnitzel, with a great array of sides, and a mean aperol spritz to wash it all down. We were there mid week and it was not so busy and the upstairs is quite small but there is a big downstairs which was closed and so we could imagine the atmosphere picked up on busier nights. Food itself was great and all came in good sized portions, so we were not left hungry, and despite the prime west end location (just off charlotte st) the bill was not frightening either.. would definitely go back either for a quick bite to eat or for more of a big fun group event.

Not my first time here and I&#039;d come again. Great value schnitzel, some surprisingly good cocktails and friendly staff.

I thought the food was really brilliant - and this was confirmed by the schnitzel expert I brought with me. Also surprisingly good value for money. If I went again I&#039;d get a schnitzel to share and get some more of the delicious sides - highly reccomend the perfectly cooked asparagus and the spaetzle with leeks.

We love Boopshi&#039;s schnitzel. We tried the sausages for the first time. Good but not as good as the Wiener schnitzel. Quick friendly service and good atmosphere. Definitely recommend the spaetzle and cheese. Will be returning.

Love this place for a quick meal. Great quality food and prosecco on tap. What&#039;s not to like!

Me encanta este lugar - un bastante nuevo, fresco y peculiar relacionarse con un bar impresionante abajo (perfecto para el invierno cuando el clima es basura). La comida es estupenda - propiamente dicho austríaco y está equipada con todos los detalles. Genial para conseguir una selección de platos y compartirlo entre ustedes. Las bebidas tienen precios razonables y Prosecco tap - si por favor!

Siempre quiso conocer este lugar ya que mi oficina está sólo a la vuelta de la esquina.A pesar del hecho de que el servicio es bastante terrible, y muy, muy lento, la comida era incluso más grande una decepción. Anticipaba un Schnitzel, pero recibimos una pieza chewy_nus duros de ternera en pan rallado. También pedimos una porción del queso Spaetzle/ plato de pasta, que estaba empapado en aceite y en realidad bastante insípido.Todo esto no es barato, y ya que hay muchos otros fabulosos restaurantes en Charlotte Street, este lugar no será ver mi regreso cualquier momento pronto.

I thought the food here was wonderful. The bratwurst was melt-in-your-mouth good and the schnitzel was wonderful. Lightly batter and authentic taste. The ginger beer is also excellent.

Planned to have a lunch in this restaurant as a family birthday treat, came from far away @ 2.45 on Saturday afternoon, only to be told "sorry we are closing" !It says on their website they close @ 5 PM Saturdays, so there was no excuse for a good business to be turned away like this. Restaurant was almost empty, with only two guests having lunch.What a disappointment, for customer services. With management change it could improve on this point.

I love schnitzels and I wanted to try the boopshi's one with a side like the typical egg dumplings (spatzle), here baked with cheese. Average experience: this is a bistro not a restaurant (predictable from the name), plates and deco are essential. The venue is clean, waitresses are friendly, food is above average but not exceptional. Quite diminished by being in a hidden road, frankly it's not my favourite place for a schnitzel ("czech club" still superior). On the whole, a positive experience though...

I&#039;ve been wanting to try Bopshi&#039;s for a while since I came across this place by accident one day as I headed for dinner nearby. The schnitzel I had was probably bigger than my face and was tasty. I had mine with normal egg whilst my friend had his with a duck egg. I have to say, we couldn&#039;t really tell the difference but they were equally good. Sauerkraut and pickles were also good and generous in portions. I&#039;d say avoid the high chairs which are way too close to each other. The person behind me kept on bumping into me which was rather uncomfortable. The lower tables seemed absolutely fine. It was more expensive than I expected but it was a good dinner and I&#039;d be happy to go back again.

I was there with a group of 6. We all had different kinds of schnitzel. I went for the pork schnitzel with gravy and a duck egg on top and chips as a side dish. The food arrived promptly although the place was not really busy. The staff was very friendly and the wine really good for a reasonable price. However I was not impressed by the schnitzel. It was quite dry and blunt-tasting, not how a Viennese schnitzel should be like. Given that this the main/only dish they offer I suggest they review the way they cook the meat.

Their schnitzel is second to none. Perfect thickness and perfectly fried . Friendly and knowledgeable servers ,can't wait to go back .

Boopshi's is the place to be if you're after a good schnitzel. There are three different meats to choose from, and they are really big schnitzel. There is a good selection of sides, although it's a shame that the schnitzel doesn't come with any salad or vegetables of any sort, as this would make it more of a balanced meal. The downstairs area is quite dark, a very different ambience to the bright and airy upstairs, so it depends what sort of mood you're in as to which one you'd prefer. Overall I'd definitely recommend Boopshi's.

Had a small birthday dinner at Boopshi&#039;s with my close friends, and we all loved it. <br /><br />The guys there were very attentive, polite and generally I couldn&#039;t fault the service. <br />Even when my friend brought a cake to surprise me with.<br /><br />If you like schnitzel then no need to look further. I had the veal with the hen egg on top, and some gravy on the side (because.. why not) and it was amazing. Large portion and paired it with some speckle and cheese on the side. Happy times.<br /><br />Now, the only thing I&#039;d note is that there&#039;s a stark difference between the two floors - the ground level is filled with natural light, as it has big windows looking out to a small street. The lower floor is the complete opposite, entering a dark room with the table arrangement looking like small dark alcoves. That&#039;s where we were and it shouldn&#039;t put you off at all - they&#039;ve done well keeping the air clear and the music level at a normal level down there. <br /><br />I&#039;ll say go go go. Go try it.

Went on a Wednesday evening after work with a friend. It had a nice young vibe with quite a few groups of friends catching up. The food menu was nice and it had a nice drinks menu with nice cocktails. The food was nice and came quickly, large portions. The one thing was that the service could have been better as took a while to order more drinks and a dessert. Overall, I would recommend to friends for a nice informal catch up.

Boopshi&#039;s is the place to be if you&#039;re after a good schnitzel. There are three different meats to choose from, and they are really big schnitzel. There is a good selection of sides, although it&#039;s a shame that the schnitzel doesn&#039;t come with any salad or vegetables of any sort, as this would make it more of a balanced meal. The downstairs area is quite dark, a very different ambience to the bright and airy upstairs, so it depends what sort of mood you&#039;re in as to which one you&#039;d prefer. Overall I&#039;d definitely recommend Boopshi&#039;s.

My partner and I visited on a Saturday evening, we were seated downstairs which was slightly dark and quiet but otherwise we had a great time and really enjoyed the varieties of spritz!

Went to Boopshis this week for the second time and both times were fantastic. The food is delicious. I had the rare breed pork schnitzel with a duck egg on top. My friend had the veal one and we shared three sides - the pasta thing is gorgeous. The cocktails are strong and I think a bit odd to drink with grid meat so we stuck to beer. I had requested a quiet table when booking and we were given a lovely private booth downstairs.

Took my girlfriend there as she was missing Austrian food and the overall experience was fantastic. Great Schnitzel, as well as some other bits. The drinks are very good and the service was very good. She doesn&#039;t normally like trying Schnitzel outside of Austria but she was very impressed. Only downside was that there was no cranberry sauce option with the Schnitzels. A little on the pricey side it must be said but it is a niche area and the food was excellent. We&#039;ll certainly be back.

Visited with some friends on Friday night. Good drinks menu, especially the cocktails. The food was delicious. I had the chicken schnitzel with duck egg on top. The sides were are great, the Mac cheese was especially nice. Good service and lively atmosphere. I would go back.

Whilst I wouldn&#039;t eat here too often it is definitely worth trying and I will go back. Cocktails / spritzers are all great and the schnitzels are huge, with a great choice of sides. Tables are a bit squishy but all in all a fun night out.

We were near Warren St and our friend recommended as a quick comfort food bite to eat. Having all been to Austria and love schnitzel who wouldn&#039;t want to go! Being a Tuesday night it was quiet with only upstairs open. We had Vienna and chicken schnitzels which filled the whole plate with gravy on the side. Our side dishes were tasty - potato salad, pickles and the Spatzle ‘ N ‘ Cheese. When you have to add sides to the main it does become expensive - more than a Sunday Roast. The 3 of us shared a strudel with ice-cream which was tasty but certainly not needed - we rolled out the door. The staff were friendly and did not rush us.

We came here on Friday before a gig so couldn&#039;t really linger. Overall it was a pretty good experience but we came away feeling slightly disappointed as it&#039;s expensive for what you get.<br /><br />The good:<br />Decent draught beer, tasty side dishes - the potato salad and sauerkraut were particularly good, sausages were also very good. Friendly, helpful service<br /><br />The bad:<br />Rose wiener schnitzle. Tough, overcooked and gristly; very disappointing - especially given it&#039;s one of the restaurants signature dishes - but the staff were all so lovely I didn&#039;t have the heart (or time) to send it back.<br /><br />Would return, probably on payday for a cocktail and a wurst

Great combination, schnitzels and spritzs in a lovely open tables with large windows location. The cocktails spritzs are so good that we didn't order wine any more and tried several different ones. About the schnitzel you can choose from rose veal, chicken and rare breed pork. They also have salads and veggie plates like Jerusalem artichoke, wild mushrooms, lentil, baby spinach. And for the desert I highly recommend the Grandma’s apple and raisan rolled flaky pastry and the fluffy shredded pancake with caramalised raisans and plum compote. Great service, very nice waiters. Now for the spritzers I recommend the Sour Cherry Wine, Morello Cherry, Sherbet, Prosecco, the Pear, elderflower liqueur, dry vermouth, sherbet, Prosecco, and the Kamm and sons, almdudler, sherbet, prosecco. And then you go home to have a nap.

Boopshi&#039;s is great for a quick fix dinner. Great energy in the dining space. The quality of the schnitzel was amazing. Spatzle and cheese was perfect- not too cheesy or strong, great for sharing. Really enjoyed dinner there. would visit again!

We went here for dinner on a Friday night and were disappointed by the quality of the food. We had the veal schnitzel and the meat was so fatty we didn't eat most of it. Very expensive for what you get; not good value for money.

Amazing food, great service and a lovely restaurant. We were sat next to a very loud group of 3 that were very distracting but not sure that the restaurant could have done much about that! All in all though, we had a great night!

Hugely enjoyable relaxed dining with quick, friendly service. Rare Breed Pork schnitzel is absolutely amazing.

The authenticity of the Austrian dishes remains questionable apart from the schnitzels which were good. Advertised deserts on the web site were not available. Side dishes were not that good.<br />The downstairs where we ate needed a good makeover. It was very shabby. The ambient music was too loud and when requested it be lowered it never happened.<br />Quite expensive evening out for below quality experience.

The food is consistently good. This is a top place to experience authentic every-day Austrian cuisine. Decently priced, the veal schnitzel in a bun is a must-try.

We had a wonderful experience! the food was simple and very good. the service was nice and helpful, on time- not to picky and we weren't left wondering for it. the food was so good!, the dishes were very big, the sides also were quite big. Also the drinks were GREAT. their cocktails are huge and very tasty and we would recommend their home made schnapps. We had: Im vegetarian and gluten free and my Boy Friend is very picky on food- so we are not the easiest couple to start with... BUT i had the Jerusalem Artichoke and mushrooms that was very good and he had the simple schnitzel The atmosphere. the entrance floor is clear and simple - great for lunch or friends gathering. We sat downstairs at the basement with is more romantic and private.

we had wonderful time. the service was very friendly and adivcable (im vegetarian-GF and my bfriend wanted meat!) the snaps and cocktails are higly recommended. The music was perfect. The downstairs is more &quot;couply&quot; then the entrance floor and has a cool vibe. The dishes were big and neither of us finished them. JUST GO THERE!

This is the fourth time I have eaten at Boopshi&#039;s. The schnitzel is as good as ever and as good value as ever. The service was attentive and eating downstairs, although noisier, was as pleasant as upstairs.<br />Recommended.

I met a couple of friends here for my birthday lunch and really enjoyed my food. We all did! We had the rare breed pork and chicken schnitzel with duck egg &amp; anchovy toppings. Delicious! We also ordered all the sides, our absolute favourite was the Austrian version of Mac &amp; cheese with leeks and smoked ham. I didn't give 5 stars because all the food was ok value for money except this side. Really expensive for a tiny portion! Sour cherry cocktails were fab.

With such a simple menu it would be hard to get anything wrong! I wouldn't go back and get the sausages again though as they just tasted like any other sausage I have ever had. Everything else including the veal and strudel was very nice. Cool place, good service and a nice atmosphere.

Best Schnitzel in London! (Coming from an Austrian)

Boopshi's is located pretty centrally, making it very easy to get to and to find. The restaurant itself is quite small but there is also a downstairs section which increases space. Probably wouldn't recommend for large bookings. Very small and minimalist dining room. Great service with very attentive and patient staff. Cocktails were fantastic but pricey (but then again this is London!). Own brew very good, and the chicken schnitzel portion was enormous. Would especially recommend the spaetzle and cheese with speck, the best version of mac and cheese I've ever had.

Great ambience and loved the shnitzel but it would have been even better if I could have had a coffee to round off the meal.

I was really excited to try Boopshi&#039;s, but I left knowing I&#039;ll only go back for drinks. The cocktails were delicious and reasonably priced for the size. The food however, was underwhelming. We had the pork schnitzel, neither of us particularly blown away. I&#039;ve never had schnitzel before and I really didn&#039;t like it but I cannot really be sure it&#039;s the restaurant&#039;s fault, maybe it&#039;s just not for me. <br />My friend described hers as &#039;ok&#039; - she&#039;s had schnitzel before.<br />We ordered a few sides. The vegetable side was really quite nice, the spatzl was a bit rich for my taste and the fries were good enough. <br />Total bill was for two mains with three sides between us and a cocktail each £56, with tip on top of this we found it quite pricey for what it was. The bar downstairs looked good so I&#039;d go back for drinks but definitely not for food.

Four of us, all from a central European background (and therefore very used to both cooking and eating the kind of food that Boopshi's offers) got very excited when we heard about Boopshi's.We went to try it out. The restaurant is unassuming, with no frills. But that's not what we were there for... the food is what we were there for!The spaetzle with cheese and speck (smoked bacon) was excellent. The schnitzels were enormous, but overcooked and therefore too dry. The cucumber salad, which is the traditional accompaniment to a schnitzel, was FAR too sour. On the other hand, the potato salad was excellent. Dinner for four of us, including some (very good) beers, but no desserts, cost us around £120, which is reasonable value given the restaurant's central London location.Not bad, but really not an authentic Austrian dining experience.

I went here with a couple of friends and thought this place was pretty good. I had the chicken schnitzel with anchovies and sampled each of the 3 sausages that they serve. All in all, pretty good food - nothing flash, not a fine dining experience, just good solid food. They also seemed to serve a decent array of drinks on the menu too. Pricing seems ok, considering central London location. The service was friendly (as it should be for the automatic 12.5% service charge added to your bill), and the atmosphere in the place was pretty good - fairly relaxed. There is also a cellar area downstairs, because we all know that Austrians love their cellars (hence my Josef Schnitzel pun in the title - hope you appreciate it). One of the weird things about the place is the gents toilets which have minimal headroom due to the curved-cellar walls. The urinal is up against one such curved wall meaning that if you're anywhere near 6ft you'll have to duck awkwardly to take a slash. If you wanted to stand back at a distance where you could comfortably avoid having to duck, you'd have to have to be endowed with a fairly large bratwurst in order to reach the urinal its self.

Let&#039;s get down to brass tacks....<br /><br />The service was good...the waiters who served us were all very attentive, anticipated needs and looked after us well.<br /><br />The food was good, but I have only given it 3 stars as the pricing for what it was is a bit OTT.<br /><br />Would I go again? I don&#039;t really know, yet. I think for equivalent £ you can get better.

Met old friends here and chose the restaurant for its Austrian links as we have family there. Lovely room and central location.<br /><br />We ordered schnitzels and were disappointed to find that they came with no vegetable or salad garnish. Just a great slab of meat on the plate alone is quite unattractive. Vegetable side orders seemed heavy on the chips and spatzler and light on anything healthier. Not the best schnitzel we have eaten, and surprisingly pricy.<br /><br />Amazed to find that you did not offer coffee on site but had to run across the road to fetch - how quaint. Unfortunately it was raining and the coffees took time to arrive, slightly cool.<br /><br />The toilets were clean etc but looked as though the Stasi kept files down there until yesterday.<br /><br />We won&#039;t be back most likely - a pity since Austrian food is usually so good. Score: Oops Could do better

What a great concept. The veal schnitzel was amazing and the sides were delicious. We did get the all without bun although 2 were ordered with bun but we were pleased to have them out once we saw them. Service was good and I will be returning again and again!

Incredible food, drink and service - a long standing favourite of mine! Totally authentic and utterly delicious

Small menu with Schnitzels options and decent Bratwurst sausages. I had the plates of meat which was a bit expensive for a main course, but in general the prices are reasonable here. I enjoyed the Austrian Beers and the atmosphere was open to any age to feel comfortable. It has outside seatings as well.

Can&#039;t really fault the place - veal snitzel and accompanying side dishes were delicious.<br /><br />We had a nice booth for four of us and it was a great atmosphere

I work in Fitzrovia and as such am very lucky as get the chance to eat many of the best eateries in London. I was excited when Boopshi's opened as Schnitzel is a personal fave. I have been three times. The first two times I had the signature Wiener Schnitzel - both times it was chewy, gristly and not particularly nice. The third time I went i moved onto the Pork schnitzel which was lovely however one of our party had the wiener schnitzel which again was partly inedible.Boopshi's is perfectly reasonable if you don't have their signature dish, which on experience is poor. Maybe they should spend more money on getting decent meat, and less on the beard grooming of the staff.

Very authentic German/Austrian style food, and delicious cocktails at a reasonable price. Lovely, comfortable atmosphere. Friendly service. Had the perfect evening with a friend. Accessible location.

Enjoyed a fab wiener schnitzel served by friendly &amp; efficient staff.We have been thinking of trying Boopshi's for some months but living in London you are spoilt for choice! However ,I am so pleased we finally got there as we'll be back soon !

Boopshi&#039;s is a small restaurant but with big food. I went with a friend and opted for the chicken schnitzel with fries and a German version of macaroni cheese . My friend went for the veal with a duck egg on top and some gravy. Schnitzels were huge and delicious, service was friendly and helpful and the atmosphere was good. It&#039;s based in a really convenient and accessible location and was a really fun evening.

My wife had lived in Austria for 10 years+ and had high hopes. It was good but.... my wiener schnitzel was nice but lacked a little flavour (I will go back and try the pork version though). The portion size was good though. we shared sauerkraut, cucumber salad and spatzle. If only we&#039;d had room for kaiserschmarrn. I also though the beer prices were a bit steep (but maybe that was because I was drinking pale ale @ £5.5/pint). <br />I will go back as I want to try the bratwurst and kaiserschmarrn.

Authentic well presented quality food cooked to perfection as always. One of my favourite eateries in London. Staff knowledgeable and friendly.

Delish dins here with good friends. Bratwurst was very tasty as were all the accompaniments topped off with procesco (on tap) and schnapps - what's not to love. Good, relaxed ambience and friendly staff.

Great fun, great food, not very expensive. If you like Austrian food in an unpretentious setting. Only thing is they don't have a coffee machine - I mean even filter would be acceptable. Why no coffee?

The upstairs seating area was very nice, unfortunately we were led downstairs where it was much too dark (not ambiency candlelight type dark, but hollister type dark). In terms of space, we also felt really boxed in. <br /><br />Perhaps it had to do with not being able to see what i was eating, but nothing we ordered tasted better than mediocre. <br />Pork schnitzel topped with duck egg and capers/ chicken schnitzel were simply deep fried pieces of meat. I understand that good quality meat had been used, however there was little depth of flavour. And my taste buds are known to be pretty sensitive- my mum once made me blind taste a sainsburys free range egg, a happy egg and a Clarence court; I passed with flying colours!<br />Potato salad- again, mediocre. <br />Spatzle and cheese- comforting mac and cheese flavours, but over cooked noodles. <br />Sauerkraut- good, but not better than a typical serving of sauerkraut. <br />House salad- overdressed. That being said, the olive oil was lovely and grassy. <br />Apple strudel with custard- the best thing of the night. Warm, spicy apples in crisp filo. Custard was rich and smooth. I take back my words that nothing was better than mediocre. This was wonderful. <br /><br />My experience in boopshi&#039;s was not bad, merely &quot;meh&quot;.

Ordered the wiener schnitzel in a bun with egg and capers. It came with gravy, gherkins, lettuce and tomatoes. Delicious. Also ordered two sausages with sauerkraut and Mac and cheese. Excellent. The Campari spritzer was good too.

Really enjoyed dinner here. Between two of us we had turkey (seasonal special) and wiener schnitzel, plus spatzle and fries. More food than two greedy people could manage and all really good. Lovely friendly service, too. Amazing value for money, especially considering its location.

No longer do I have to pop over the Channel when I crave a good schnitz fix. We had the veal and the pork and were very VERY happy with both. The spaetzle (with added speck) was smokey and cheesy, the pickles tart enough to cut through through the fried meat but sweet enough to be scoffed solo. Will definitely be back!

If you love Spritz and you love fun/modern Austrian twist cuisine - you will love this place. If you don't, you won't. I do, and I do. Sauerkraut with Speck, Chicken Schnitzel with a hen egg. Most superb indeed. This place does, however, lack ambience. It's pretty plain. That's my only criticism. Will be back more than once.

Good food and fantastic (and very strong) cocktails but our waiter was really lovely and humoured our idiotic and raucous behaviour.

Boopshi's is fast becoming one of my go to places in Fitzrovia. Been several times for lunch, this was the first time in the evening. The lovely schnitzels in a bun that I love aren't on the dinner menu but that didn't matter as the whole ones are. The portions here are very generous, one chicken schnitzel and a couple of sides were plenty for two of us, and we brought our appetites with us! The schnitzel was thinking and crispy on the outside whilst being tender and melt in your mouth on the inside. Sauerkraut was a heaping dish full of warm deliciousness and the beers and spritzers washed the lot down a treat. Staff are friendly and efficient. Next time, will be hoping to continue trying out the cocktail menu at the downstairs bar. All in all, a little gem.

Boopshi&#039;s is fast becoming a firm favourite. Been several times for lunch, first time eating there in the evening. A chilled, laid back atmosphere with good service. Food hit the spot as always, chicken schnitzel was thinking and crispy on the outside, tender and melt in your mouth on the inside. Portions are generous, one schnitzel plus two sides were plenty for two of us to share - and we&#039;d brought our appetites to the table! Can also recommend the list of spritzers on the menu. Am currently working my way through them all.

Great food, great cocktails, nice ambiance. It&#039;s not fancy, but trendy. Somewhere I&#039;ll definitely come back to and recommend to my friends.

Not a good representation of a good schnitzel. The service was poor if not completely non existent and considering you pay £15 for a schnitzel quality was not good. We were put downstairs were, apparently, there was a more relaxed atmosphere - where as it actually felt like they put the people they&#039;d rather forget about down there.<br /><br />All of that aside - we were not well after the meal.

Having read very mixed reviews about Boopshi&#039;s I was slightly concerned that the meal would be disappointing. Luckily the food was really tasty. The mains are very reasonably priced and our group tried the chicken &amp; rare breed pork schnitzel. We had them with duck eggs &amp; anchovies , winning combination! The macaroni side dish (forget it&#039;s real name) was really good but expensive for a side, the sauerkraut with caraway was also good. The cheese stuffed sausage with sweet mustard also recommended 😋<br />Our waitress was really helpful and friendly and our sour cherry cocktails delicious. Boopshi&#039;s is great to meet friends for lunch. I would recommend it &amp; think it&#039;s good value for the mains.

Nice concept but schnitzels were a bit dry. Disappointing - wanted to like it.

We were eager to like Boopshi's - but we just couldn't. We both thought that the Wienerschnitzel, while edible, was nowhere near what it should be - it was too thin and too dry. Sachertorte was a huge disappointment too - no trace of the apricot jam, just generic chocolate pound cake with a thick slab of cheap and cheerful chocolate icing on top. On the plus side, both the Sauerkraut and the potato salad were decent. The service was OK - however relentless music (acid jazz, I think) was merciless and didn't help things. Overall - mediocre and disappointing.

We were eager to like Boopshi&#039;s - but we just couldn&#039;t. The Wienerschnitzel, while edible, was nowhere near what it should be - it was too thin and too dry. Sachertorte was a huge disappointment too - no detectable trace of the apricot jam, just generic chocolate cake with a thick slab of cheap and cheerful chocolate icing on top. On the plus side, both the Sauerkraut and the potato salad were decent. The service was OK - however relentless music (acid jazz, I think) was merciless and didn&#039;t help things. Last but not least - no tea or coffee of any kind was on the menu.<br /><br />Overall - mediocre and disappointing.

The ups are that this has the rare boast of not being too busy for a central London bar. You have to book and therefore there's no crowds standing around. The downs are that the prosecco is on tap and as a result it's flat and the ale is expensive. Food is fairly good but with so many options around I think you could do better. It's a needs must kind of place for people who work nearby - with some slightly awkward looking couples on first dates.

4th time here, love the food and the fizz on tap. Schnitzel one of the best ive had at London and certainly the best value. Great concept for either a quick meal or with a larger group. Will definitely be back.

I went here through a recommendation of a friend. We ordered like crazy as always, getting the veal and chicken schnitzel, most of the sides and the soup and sausages.The schnitzel was fantastic. Perfectly cooked. The rest of the food was also delicious.Great service, great beer selection. Up and coming restaurant for sure!

We were really excited to discover that there was a restaurant close to where we work that sells schnitzel. However, their schnitzel was terrible. Dry and unexciting. Very disappointing for a restaurant that supposedly specialises in one of Austria's tastiest dishes ('Schnitzel and Spritz' is their strap-line). Service was poor. Our sides, which for the record, were perfectly decent, didn't all arrive with the main. In fact, one of them eventually appeared about 5 minutes after we'd finished eating. We'd tried to summon a member of staff to enquire about the missing dish but it was very hard to get hold of waiters.To further cement our disappointment, the bar missing some ingredients from one of their signature cocktails. Not to worry, said the waitress, and promptly recommended something else not listed on the menu. She failed to mention the difference in price and we were left with a pricier bill than expected. When challenged, she became very defensive and borderline rude. We had merely suggested that it might have been nice to have been informed that the drink were were being offered as a replacement was 50% more expensive than the ones we'd originally asked for.This was the first time any of our group had ever asked for the optional service charge to be removed from a restaurant bill and we will not be going back.

My husband booked this restaurant after reading that a top chef dines here. It was my birthday and we were looking forward to trying something new. It was so disappointing to say the least!The Prosecco was flat. The rose veal schnitzel was tough and sinewy! We would have excused the bad food if we had good service from the waitress. She was cold and miserable and TOTALLY spoilt the night for us. If she didn't enjoy being front of house why was she there - making our night miserable as well. The longest face and most unhelpful.Never again!!!N.Kelly

We enjoyed our visit to this Austrian restaurant, the food was plentiful and lovely. We particular like the Strudel, just perfect. Good efficient service and well worth a visit.

I didn&#039;t love it, but I don&#039;t think that was a factor of the restaurant. I found the schnitzel too dry for me, and the gravy a little watery. Would I go again? Probably, yes - but largely because I wanted so much to love this place that I need to go again to check it wasnt my menu choice that let me down! <br /><br />The service was good, the staff really friendly, no actual complaints, just a meal that I wanted to love more!

Horrible lunch today at Boopshis. Unfriendly waiter who could not be bothered to more than grunt.The food was certainly not freshly prepared and I guess had been in micro oven .The cucumber salad is not a salad but just sliced cucumber. Awful over priced food!

Really nice food with a great atmosphere. If you like Schnitzel this place is not to be missed!