Megan's in City of London, Westminster

Visitamos Megans un sábado por la noche después de recibir un 50% descuento vale, me quedé bastante sorprendido de lo tranquilo que era cuando llegamos! No había nada de ambiente.

Must say I miss the breakfast at the Cafe Rouge and I not sure that Megan's is a worthy replacement - Breakfast was expensive nicely presented but not particularly well served

We were delighted that finally a new restaurant was opening in St Johns Wood. Megans is expensive and the food average unfortunately. A shame as we really needed a nice place. Yet to try breakfast however....

Tuvimos un estupendo servicio de Justin - ¡qué gran anfitrión!

Todavía estoy impresionada por el servicio chocante que mi novia y yo recibimos el sábado por la tarde...

Visité Megan para desayuno con un par de amigos y mi esposa los domingos por la mañana. Los huevos era agradable, igual que el café, pero es que esa es la mejor cosa que tengo que decir sobre este lugar.

Hoy en día nos fuimos para pasteles y té en St Johns Wood de Megan. En primer lugar, esperamos durante 5 minutos en la puerta cuando había un montón de personal disponible. Cuando les preguntamos si podíamos compartir una taza de té la señora groseramente declaró que era sólo para una persona. El pastel que pedimos estaba muy fina porción y dado que era casi 5 libras no valía la pena el dinero. Además tuvimos que seguir el orden de tarta ya que había sido olvidado. Mientras que la cafetería es muy bonito por dentro, encontramos nuestra experiencia muy decepcionante y no lo recomiendo!

Never ever ever again.. Food is ok. Service is disgusting.

Cuando primero examinó este restaurante en 2015 septiembre, recientemente había abierto. Mi crítica en su momento fue honesto. Desde entonces, sin embargo, me he comido allí en varias ocasiones, y me di cuenta que no está a la altura He tenido una mala crítica porque era muy bueno la primera vez que estuve pensando que era un "uno" una mala experiencia. Ahora que he tenido suficiente y la última visita es la última vez que se ve allí.

Fuimos en una noche de dinero y tuve la oferta precio fijo.

Megans in St Johns Wood is absolutely beautifully decorated. Catering to local families, the cafe now provides children's meals as well as fantastically prepared meals for the grown ups.

I have to say, it is not 3 Michelin star bubbles and powders. It is just very simple, hearty, fresh ingredients cooked to their best. I have had the lamb deconstructed kebab, which was amazing for such a simple dish. Also it takes Turkish kebab out of those little shops and refines a bit. My wife had a quinoa taboulleh, she added seabass and it was all fresh and really tasted just great. You should be aware they are not claiming to be the pretentious fine diner, just a warm friendly place with comfort food.

We live locally and were so excited about a nice cafe/grill opening on the high street. They have everything going for them-great location, a wealthy customer base and limited competition. So much potential. But this place is terrible. I can just about live with being overcharged for basic home style food if service is good but service here is non existent. On our first trip it took half an hour to be served, and the second took so long we just left, regardless of how tempting it is to pay the best part of £20 for a piece of grilled salmon and salad! We also tried ordering from them on Deliveroo but the order failed due to 'lack of ingredients' and not only did they not contact me but they didn't pick up the phone on several attempts. Not a word of apology has followed. I can't recommend avoiding this place enough. What a shame

Ate here in a large group and still the service was impeccable, which is a rare find. The food was very tasty and cooked perfectly. All set in a brilliantly designed area. Especially the orchard room. This place is faultless. I highly recommend a visit!

Decor is beautiful, service staff were extremely attentive and made sure we felt well looked after. The food was full of flavour and an excellent place at which to use a Taste Card. I will definitely be going again.

Bought a large takeaway box of 3 salads. couscous, squash and cauliflower. I was put off buying the hot meat option as it was uncovered and had been kept warm for an extended period and i didn't what to risk it. All three salads tasted overpoweringly of chili and neither my husband or I could finish them. I was thinking of trying the restaurant but will not now be doing so.

Very poor service provided. Would definitely not recommend Megan's unless it improves its attitude and service. Not a welcome addition to SJW high street.

Fomos atendidos por uma garçonete brasileira, a comida foi boa, o tempero um pouco diferente, teríamos que experimentar outros pratos

A good table and an interesting simple prix fixe menu. Sharing platter was excellent. Main courses were OK - maybe I wasn't specific enough about my choice. Service was very good and very friendly. Would go again without hesitation.

Lekkere quiche, smoothies en koffie. Wel erg druk op zondag, de bediening kon het moeilijk aan, dus neem er de tijd voor...

As you'd expect the prices on the High Street will be pricey. The coffees we had were great but the thin slice of cake for almost £6 was shocking. Service was good and we loved the warm atmosphere. We will probably go back for a coffee if visiting the area again ☺

Great dècor and seating area. There's a little takeaway bar area with pastries, cakes and quiches. The veggie breakfast is plentiful and delicious with seasoned mushrooms, cherry tomatoes, eggs, bread, halloumi cheese & spinach. Super tasty! Coffee great too. Will be back for dinner specials that include BYOB for £5 corkage

Megan's is very well decorated, it is calm and peaceful, yet not boring. The service is quite effective and the waitresses are very polite and professional, and still were very nice. Also, a pianist came to play and sing and it was delightful.Nonetheless, my friends and I were rather disappointed by the tapas we took with our bottle of wine. It was a little expensive for not much and clearly lacked flavour. If it solves this issue - do simpler things but make them well - Megan's really can become an awesome place to go to.

Visited for brunch and had an enjoyable visit. The full English option is also very tasty. The eggs benedict are particularly good. It's a great spot to sit outside and watch the world go by although be warned - if it looks busy, expect a wait as they do struggle to get food out when the kitchen is under pressure.

Was our last main meal during our long weekend in London. 6 of us had a late lunch, after completing a London Walk. Was fun food, with really nice service.

Quite attractive ambience with lots of ceiling lights, candle and plastic flowers but somewhat too dim to read by. Waitress charming but found Menu more geared to Rugby/Football Clubs. Ordered crab croquettes and they absolutely tasteless, although I did sense a few strands of crab. As I am not a steak eater ordered chicken and roast vegetable skewers; but was very disappointed as the vegetables were not roasted and very bland and flabby. The chicken was far too spicy to taste anything else. The fritters were the best part of the meal as the Vanilla ice cream with Espresso turned out to be ice cream with some kind of candied fruit nod it was inedible. I asked the waitress what was in the ice cream and she said Mango; but it definitely was not Mango. In the end they deducted the price of the desserts from the bill; but it was still way too expensive for the uneaten meal in my view and I will not return. The wine was nice but cost a hefty £9 50 per glass. There are posters advertising free wine evenings and bring your Wine evenings and I suppose that if one drinks enough the food would not be noticed

We phoned and reserved an outside table facing St Johns High St but on arrival found it already occupied. As we were taken to a table in the side street a chilled bottle of Prosecco and 4 glasses were placed on the table with the Management's compliments as they had made a mistake. That's the way to ensure a customer's return! The food and service lived up to what we had been led to expect. Good on them!

6 of us were meeting there for a cool sunday brunch. I think it's a nice place in St John's wood which tend to lack of interesting choices, mostly composed of chains. Menu was nice and juices were excellent. They have several options for the menu, whether you like salads (you can tailor your own) or waffles. All come at a decent price (around £20 per person, for a starter and a main course + water). Their cakes are also really good, looking forward to the next one! On the less optimistic, service was a bit slow but nothing dramatic

The place is very nice. Simona is very friendly and her coffee is the best I have ever tried in London. She remembers what customers usually ask and offers a very professional service. Overall the bar creates a unique atmosphere with very nice testing dishes.I strongly recommend this place, and ask for Simna'scofee!for Si

There are some great wines here - not surprisingly, given that the list is written by the former Salt Yard group sommelier - but the list is too short to suit if you are a regular; hopefully they will expand it soon.. Gnarly Head Petite Syrah from California and Kung Fu Girl Riesling from Washington State are my favourites.I think the food is just right to accompany the wines, but perhaps this means that Megan's is more of a wine bar and less of a restaurant than it could be. That said, we love the Mediterranean platter and the steaks are good.The space is lovely and there are some secret nooks and crannies - on our last visit, as part of a large party,both the children and their parents enjoyed having their own areas to relax in.Service is uniformly charming, if sometimes a little unfocused. I am surprised that there does not appear to have been any wine service training, for example.A nice place to while away an afternoon or an evening, and a boon in an area that is surprisingly short on decent places to eat and drink, but with a longer wine list and a more ambitious food offering it could be so much more. Neither appear to have changed much since the place opened - perhaps it is time to turn the heat up a bit?

Visited here last night for dinner. I thought it was a cafe but I was pleasantly surprised. The food was delicious and freshly prepared. I especially enjoyed the Chilli Meatballs and Spicy Chicken Skewers. The menu has a nice variety of dishes to choose from and the wine list is decent. The service was impeccable and the atmosphere charming. Overall a very nice evening and I will visit again. This is a nice addition to the standard fare of St John's Wood High Street, which has recently become a bit of a bore.

Great trip to London to see the Rugby World Cup we parked in St Johns Wood and enjoyed a lazy lunch in Megans on the high street before the game at Wembly. Very nice food, good atmosphere and reasonable prices.

Visiting St Johns Wood. Approached staff for a table for coffee at 12:30 - this allowing them to place us accordingly. 2 adults and toddler. Waiter asked us to wait, went off and whispered to another waiter 'they only want coffee?!' And then another (more senior looking) staff offered to seat us and said would be straight back to take the order. We waited and we're just about to leave when order was taken. 2 kale juices, cappuccino with no chocolate and large sparkling. Juices were good, cappuccino had chocolate on top and water never arrived BUT we got charged for filtered charity sparkling water. Asked to be taken off bill so waitress deducted £1 but obviously doesn't know how to count as discretionary 12.5% service charge is calculated in total amount so she should have had the decency to ring up a new and correct bill. I left my partner to pay as I went to washroom. Stairs down need a clean and so does the whole bottom area. Won't recommend and won't go back. Oh and staff just don't smile - observed them during whole time seated.

I have visited Megan's St Johns Wood last night as it is local restaurant and have been blown away by the great service and food I have received. First of all, me and my girlfriend have been welcomed in a really friendly manner and staff was superb and friendly during all our visit.Food and wine was great and cooked to perfection- medium well steak- just as we like it! I am sure I am coming back soon.Many Thanks,Victor

Went on Saturday night, had the best meal I have had in a long time, service excellent also!! Would recommend the house Prosecco, also one of the best around!!

Went here recently, sat down for breakfast/brunch at 11.25am and after a few mins got told oh sorry the kitchen is closed.What sort of a cafe is that...?Try Fego down the road.

went with a friend today for coffee and a bite to eat, but were told that the kitchen is closed and this was at 11:30am!he, the manager was quite rude. felt sorry for the waitress. she recommended to go to Fego, which is further up. in the end went to Carluchio's, where we got good service.this has happened for the second time. my son went to Megan's when it first opened and had got the same treatment.

I took a few friends to Megans to belatedly celebrate my birthday and it was the perfect venue. The staff are attentive and friendly and the platters were perfect to soak up the fab house prosecco.Megans looks great (the flowered ceiling in the back room is gorgeous) but has a relaxed welcoming atmosphere. We are planning our next trip already.

Megan's is an absolutely excellent little place. Closest to a gastropub without the bar, it's a super choice for a relaxed meal in Chelsea. Two seating situations to aim for: the garden (covered in winter, I seem to recall), or the little individual raised dining room. Tremendous.

I arrived ahead of the rest of the family and requested a table for 4 plus baby in a pram.At that point I took a glass of wine.The red wine was putrid!Just as the family arrived 2 tables became vacant on the roadside terrace.I asked if we could join the tables together to make a four but the surly manager became totally unpleasant and claimed that it would be "illegal" to place a pram next to or between the tables.His manner was unbelievable and despite the restaurant being less than half full he did not offer an alternative table.Accordingly we left and ate down the road where we received an hospitable welcome and service.Megans is NOT managed.It has totally ill trained staff and the supposed manager was a disgrace to the hospitality industry.

I visited Megan's at St. John's Wood on Wednesday to grab a bite to eat for lunch with my partner as we live in the area and thought we'd give Megan's a try. I had a salad and my partner had a burger. Both were amazing. The salad was fresh and flavoursome which came as a huge surprise considering most salads are normally quite plain but this seasonal salad was full of flavours! My partner had their house burger that the staff recommended. The meat was succulent and was cooked just as we asked. What really made this visit special was the service-it's extremely rare to find anywhere in the hospitality service that still knows how to really look after their customers and not just be commercial robots. We were greeted by one of the managers who was most accommodating. My waiter then took over and exceeded my service expectations. We left a £15 tip which normally we'd ever do to that extent but from that experience I think we found our new regular spot! Definitely a 5* restaurant.

I organised a small meal out with some friends for my birthday and a colleague of mine recommended Megan's and assured me it had a great atmosphere! We started with a Mediterranean board which was a sufficient starter for the 3 of us. A nice mixture of flavours and textures! I had the steak with thyme and peppercorn sauce- which was cooked just how I wanted it! One friend (vegetarian) had the grilled halloumi with veg and they highlighted that the dish was flavoursome and was filling. We all started our night with cocktails which were exciting, before following on with a bottle of red wine. The waiter guided us towards which wine we selected which complimented our meals and went down very well. Service throughout was to a great standard and I felt very looked after on my birthday. Many more nights wi be spent there!

We visited on Monday evening and the Reasturant was busy but not overcrowded. We were shown to our table and handed the menus. After a few minutes the waiter returned to order our drinks. We wee then given time to study the menu. My wife opted for steak and I went for the chicken kebab. Both were served hot and well presented. The steak was tasty and tender. The chicken was also tasty and plentiful. We certainly didn't have room for desert. We choose the house red which was very good and at around £20 a bottle very good value. All the staff were very pleasant and the decor is lovely. Some of the reviews I'm afraid don't show the same Reasturant that my wife and I visited. Next time we are in Lords for the cricket we will return.

We thought we'd give Megan's another try. As it's new and a local eatery we hoped the teething problems had ironed themselves out.I had grilled prawns and fries, not filling and chips were frozen variety. My husband had a burger and fries. The burger not large and no garnish. My husband asked for no relish but it came with relish. Even with the 50% discount offer we think it was expensive for what it was and left feeling hungry.

Found this delightful place by chance, while walking around the area looking for another cafe that I never found. The decor instantly gave me good feeling, and the greeting confirmed I had made a good choice. I opted for the 'megan' burger, along with fries, I was not disappointed, it tasted wonderful, it was the best burger I had eaten in a long time. The atmosphere was relaxing, so much so, I was nearly late for a meeting. I would fully recommend eating here, and will do so if ever in the area again. I went early evening, and the customer base was couples and families at that time.

We went for a coffee on a Sunday after lunch.It is on a nice corner location with seats outside and a spacious well laid out interior.The coffee was quite good and we ended up with the cheese sharing board. Also quite good. I like the idea of house filtered water.Negatives were "Reserved" seats outside that were never occupied whilst we were there (for nearly 2 hours) and i asked a couple of times if we could sit there.Also despite there being plenty of staff , i always struggled to get service, which was frustrating. It says on my bill that the 12.5% is a suggested service charge. I would have asked for this to be removed, if i had note been on a date!

we ate just down the road at the Duke of York and on our way home we thought we would try Megan's the next evening. We were sadly disappointed, the menu was very limited and they food just ok. The staff however, were very pleasant.

Went with my husband and 3 children, and we all came out smiling and with full tummies. The food was very tasty and a good temperature which always helps The decor is so charming, with a lovely atmosphere. The waiters are very helpful and sweet, doing all they could to keep the children happy and entertained.I had a cheeky cocktail too, on the waiters recommendation and it was yummyOverall we are very happy and will be back

Went to Megan's in St Johns Wood for a local dinner the night of my birthday with my husband and kids. Ordered food and drinks. First we kept chasing our drinks. They took ages to come. Eventually they came. Then we chased the food. Slowly some of the food stared appearing. After some time, my husband went to find out where my daughter's food was as the waiters just kept repeating that it was coming She is 5 and was starving as it was already 8:30 at night. The lady replied that actually it wasnt coming - they were sold out! My husband asked why the waiters kept repeating it was coming when asked if it was sold out? We had been waiting ages. She replied 'So' rudely and didnt even apologise. It was very apparent that she really didnt care. Ive subsequently sent an email detailing above to their customer service. I havent had any response. In fact quite funnily I received a random reservation confirmation this week. The Irony. Not only would I never go back but I have told everyone I know never to go there as they are so rude (and clearly arrogant). Its totally unacceptable.

It is very cozy restaurant in a nice location of St.John's wood.The menu is limited to a nice selection of dishes.Try swordfish is delicious.The staff were all hospitaliar and warm ; though the service is slow a bit remarkably felt if you are thirsty for a cold beer or hungry for a bite.Sit outside and enjoy the environment.I strongly recommend it.

I popped into Megan's for a coffee yesterday morning. I was shown to a seat and then totally ignored. A party of 6 arrived and was fussed over, others were served but it was as though I was invisible. Sad, when three waiting staff were hanging around the till point. Interesting to read that other reviewers also found the service and attitude here to be rude and very unsatisfactory.

I can't believe the reviews I'm reading for this place. Had no idea Cafe Rouge had been replaced by Megan's until yesterday. Didn't expect much and was pleasantly surprised. Service was excellent, the lobster was absolutely FRESH and not frozen and the steak was tasty succulent and well cooked. My only gripe is that I asked for a green salad and got a bowl full of salad which had wilted and wasn't dressed but the rest was so good I couldn't be bothered to complain. No it's not cheap but anyone wanting a decent plate of food who may be visiting the cricket at Lord's I would say this will hit the spot. I will definitely be going again.

On the surface this eatery should be successful but it is grossly overpriced and the food is less than average.I object, vehemently, to platters of help yourself salads, small quiches, cooked cold salmon and chicken being on open display with people breathing, coughing and sneezing all over it. Notwithstanding it was a hot day so that food would go off.Add to that each salad was made up from canned ingredients and without any taste whatsoever. The salads looked good but were utter style over substance.As we wanted an all day breakfast - not offered after 11.30, we went for 'brunch'. Menus was small and choices difficult - trying to be too clever. We ordered Eggs Benedict which arrived cold was sat on soda bread not muffins and served with palma ham in place of a good, and preferred, piece of English ham. The Palma ham overpowered the dish and was the only flavour. The portion was minute. That, plus one coffee and one pot of tea and a bottle of their tap water came, somehow, to £40.PLUS, the window is festooned with pastries and cakes, some with cream. The sun shines directly into that section of sill. None of the cakes would survive direct heat. Whilst the cream cakes were moved to the bar, the others were left where they were. I pointed this out to a member of staff who calmly told me that they are changed daily. Hardly any use to someone wanting a piece of Lemon Drizzle on THAT day, only to received a dried out piece of sponge.Dreadful, amateurish and unprofessional cooking.

Visited Megan's as it was new to the area and wanted to support it.I chose to take my mum there as a birthday treat and to be quite honest I would have had better tasting/value for money meal at McDonalds.Shown to our table and had literally sat down when asked if we would like a drink or nibbles - hadn't even managed to take my jacket off or look at a menu.Then found that the dinner menu was limited to say the least. Nibbles, sharing plates and grilled food.Ordered mains of Salmon, chicken skewers and rib eye steak.Some two minutes after taking the order the waitress comes back and say who's having steak! Attention to detail poor.Food came out and the waitress took it to the wrong table! Attention to detail!!I was underwhelmed by the food presented as it was all cooked on the grill it tasted the same.The whole experience was poor and then to be presented with a bill of £80 plus - £9 of which was a service charge was a joke.All in all it was a memorable dinner but for all the wrong reasons.If you are going to have a small evening menu then you need to do it well - I would say style over substance which is a shame.I won't be going again

We only went into Megan's because that's my name and I enjoyed the novelty. It was appalling. It was empty and we only wanted a drink and we were in there over an hour. We had to ask to order and to receive our bill several times, each took over 15 mins arriving. I was overcharged for my wine (which to be fair they promptly changed) but 12.5% tip was added for a few drinks with dreadful service. On leaving we were asked 'going on anywhere else?' then told we were boring because we were heading home.The table next to us received mains before starters and received a Luke warm apology. The service is so bad it's funny.

its lucky they have a good location on the sunny side of the road otherwise I'm convinced they would be empty. All the tables were complaining about the service and the food quality. The staff seem to have had no training and have no idea what they are doing. "Don't have food today as its too hot!" it took them 20 minutes to tell us they didn't have passionfruit smoothie, so we opted for a peach one and it took a further 16 minutes. They are truly useless and seem to be baffled when it comes to work out how much change to give you! won't go back there again even after giving them three chances!!