Castle Brasserie in Southwark

It's a good cafe and the location is in the heart of London. I tried Coffee, Hot Chocolate and cakes.

We had my birthday dinner at this wonderful charming place!! Wonderful food and exceptional service from Petrit, thank you for making me feel like a princess by raising the chair for me and my sister.. little things that please

Food was delicious, especially the Camembert with rosemary, but what really stood out was the exceptional level of customer service. Thanks Hanan and all the servers!!

We visited Cote Hays Galleria on Sat 23rd Nov for Breakfast after our friend's recommendation and I must say, am glad we did go because it was a lovely experience. We were greeted by welcoming staff and was seated very promptly. Our friendly waiter, Scott was very attentative and knowledgeable and nothing was too much trouble. We had the Eggs Benedict from Cote Breakfast Complete menu which was delicious and came with coffee and juice which was a bonus! Overall a fantastic experience and we would recommend everyone to come here for breakfast, lunch or dinner. I know we'll be back again soon!

I suddenly feel like stepping into a traditional French resto. The smells around me remind me of my beloved Home Town Toulouse. Who would expect to be immersed into an old fashion cabaret when going upstairs. And here you are, sipping red wine and flirting with existentialism. The dim lighting is just right for squinting at your date and pretending you’re in a black-and-white French film. Meanwhile, the chairs feel like they were stolen from your chic grandmother’s dining room—comfy enough to stay for hours, questionable enough to feel authentic. But the pièce de résistance? The whole place feels like home. Not your home, of course—unless your home is a bohemian haven with Parisian vibes and a staff that somehow knows when you need another glass of wine before you do. It’s the kind of place where strangers nod at you as if to say, “Yes, we’re all très cultured here.” If you’ve ever wanted to feel like a 19th-century artist pondering life in a cosy Parisian nook—but with Wi-Fi and less tuberculosis—Toulouse Lautrec is the place for you. Five stars, a thousand accordion solos, and a resounding Vive la France!