Millie's Lounge in City of London, Westminster

As my title said it was okay but could have been so much better. Met up with a friend as we hadn’t seen each other for a few years. Building is absolutely amazing and fab vibe, however service nor food was great. We had to ask on several occasions for the waiter to come over, first to order our meal which he read out at least 5 times, we asked at least 3 times if he would bring our wine to top up our glasses. Even had to ask could he remove our empty plates after waiting a long time, no attention whatsoever. It wasn’t as if it was that busy. We were not asked once whether our food was okay. Starters were nothing special but we both had pie which was very dry and at £36 I would have thought it should have been amazing! Paid the bill which we had to ask for and included extortionate service charge. Then we had a few drinks at the bar. Again service was slow and not a smile from either of the waiters for the hour or so we were seated So slightly underwhelmed which was a shame.

Poor service spoiled our lunch. Mains were brought at odd times; plates were cleared while some of us were still eating; took a while to get staff attention.

The building is grand with all the marble and art deco features. Before afternoon tea we sat at one of the bar areas and enjoyed cocktails made with sustainable ingredients and a very friendly and informative barman (Simon??) Afternoon tea was a delight! Tasty sandwiches that can be replenished once. Nice choice of teas. Dimitar, our waiter, entertained us with the history of the building and why the little cakes represented items found in a bank (100 years old, happy birthday the Ned). I would like to thank Dimitar for his attentiveness, his presence was notable and professional. Would definitely recommend to friends and colleagues!

Having booked a restaurant in the Bank region of London for a Friday evening after work, I found myself in London quite some time before the booking, so a friend and I looked for a bar nearby and stumbled across the Ned. Now I had seen some previously incredible pictures of food at the Ned, so thought it would be a nice venue. We asked at the door if we could come in for a drink, and they said yes. We turned left and were led to a seat at the bar at 'Millies Lounge'. We waited a while until we were brought a menu. The cocktails were not conventional and were not cheap- further more they add 15% service charge to the bill. My friend is less adventurous that I when it comes to cocktails, so ordered the Pina Colada, which was nothing like a traditional Pina Colada. I had 'the Sweetest Thing' which was nice enough. I did like the addition of a bowl of olives with the cocktail, as well as the glass of water, which went some to ease the pain of the £36.32 bill for 2 small cocktails. To add insult to injury, I had to chase up the bill. I still have intentions to sample their food, but it won't be top of the list when I am next out for a drink in London. Pitcher and Piano round the corner does 241 cocktails, and whilst the atmosphere is not as fancy, the prices and strength of the cocktails trumps Millies Lounge unfortunately. I would recommend this place for someone who is trying to impress a date with fancy surroundings!

Food is very very average - not something you would expect from the surroundings. Lamb pie was dry, watery gravy and pastry overcooked / burnt. Cheese souflee very tasteless and bland. Wouldn’t return for food, but the service was very good and surroundings and drinks make it a better experience.

I booked the special ‘bank themed’ afternoon tea at Millie’s Lounge in celebration of this beautiful building’s centenary. Upon arrival we were shown to our table but then left for about 15 mins with no order taken even though it was not very busy. I called over a Manager to ask if we could order as we had just been left sitting there. She was so apologetic and took our order immediately. She also retuned with 2 complimentary glasses of fizz as a gesture of goodwill which was really lovely. From then on everything was absolutely perfect. There was a good selection of teas to choose from. The sandwiches were wonderful and we could order as many as we liked! Good variety too. We had both fruit and plain scones with jam and clotted cream. Gorgeous also. The piece de resistance was the amazing cakes - keys, a necklace, safes and gold bars in honour of the Bank. We were able to take these away in 2 boxes as we were so full. The staff were so friendly and attentive (after the shaky start). The price of this tea was considerably less than other 5 star hotels in London and was every bit as good. We will most definitely return for another very soon. Very impressed.

Had high tea at Millie's, a restaurant within The Ned. The Ned is beautiful--a very large former bank housing a hotel, private club and multiple bars and restaurants, one of which is Millie's. Within our group were two vegetarians, a celiac and one person with no food restrictions. Millie's addressed each diet with the same degree of excellence. We had unlimited finger sandwiches, along with scones and sweet pastries and an unlimited choice of teas. The presentation was gorgeous, and all the food was delicious. The price was moderate compared to tea at some of the other best places. Service was attentive without being intrusive. Cute little boxes were available to take home extras. Johan was one of the charming staff members.

Popped by for a drink and live music and some dessert. And to check on a hopeful reservation for Easter brunch. Was greeted by connor at the front. What a great kid. Went out of his way to help. Also shout out to Norbart. These two should train others in the industry about how far customer service goes.

We had the most wonderful evening at Millie’s Lounge catching up with good friends. One of us was on crutches and the staff bent over backwards to help out with seating and ensuring they were well cared for. The front of house ladies and serving staff were super attentive throughout the evening. It felt so professional that at times it was like hosting a private party with our own dedicated catering staff. A big shout out to the very wonderful Bianca. Bianca waited on our table with such grace, easy charm and enthusiasm. The place was so busy that we wondered how it was possible to achieve such flawless service and her excellence in service delivery. Thank you also to the restaurant staff who made allowances for our booking and with a smile.

Booked for afternoon tea. Table behind had fish and chips which was a strong smell against our tea. Our food was disappointing. Cold tasteless sandwiches with hard bread, v odd cakes. Good scones. I had a really bad headache as though I’d eaten additives - I don’t think the cakes were made onsite, probably bought in. I didn’t eat them all. The service was amateur, it felt quite awkward. Will stay with the classics, Ritz Dorchester and Claridges. This was a similar price but dissimilar service and food.

Had breakfast there today with clients, very good! Service was excellent, food was very tasty and all managed very well. Would go again for sure, overall very good experience.

If its seafood your after then you will be terribly disappointed. We have been coming here from day one when the price was around £38.pp. Which gradually creeped up, but we considered good value it was out of this world. Then they decided to only allow hotel guests to book for the Sunday beast feast for a couple of years. They have now reopened to the public and we paid £130.00 pp. Thanking the quality would be equal to before. No! It isn't. The selection on offer has been reduced by at least 50%.. I am a seafood lover and I'm sure many customers are tempted by the mountain of lobster on show. But the quality is sub standard. The lobsters are Canadian and have been frozen. They are so chewy and totally tasteless. You could be eating a piece of rubber. The oysters as many reviews have pointed out are also substandard. There is absolutely no meat in them and the membrane that is is stuck to the shell. The desserts are so very bad also just squares of over sweet shop bought. The carvary is so very ordinary. We will no longer visit the Ned and if we want a carvary we will go to a pub at a fraction of the price.

Was a little worried when I booked because there were a few negative comments about the service however we were looked after very well, food was lovely and the surroundings and atmosphere made ut a very special evening.

Excellent Christmas lunch, with nice music in a great setting and reasonably priced for London. If anything the service was too much with several different members of staff asking everything was ok. This constant interruptions became a bit of a pain to be honest and detracted from my enjoyment of the lunch

First of all the food was pretty good. At least quality and taste. Service was shockingly bad for a restaurant and hotel of this calibre. The waiter told me a half English was half the exact English. It’s not. Mine was missing sausage. So was a colleague of mine. He asked for a well done fried egg. He got a runny one which he had to send back. The waiter wasn’t impressed. I asked for some items to be swapped out. The order came up totally wrong. As was with someone else I didn’t complain. My colleague had already been treated rudely. Like I said I thought the Ned was meant to be one of absolute best places to visit and eat. I was wrong.

This is an establishment that does not make accommodations for people with disabilities, which in 2023, is quite unbelievable. On top of that they are incredibly dismissive and rude about it. I asked four separate people if we could be given a table that was a bit quieter because of my father’s hearing impairment. I asked on the phone (two days before the booking), over email and in person. When we arrived they put us at a table in the busiest and loudest part of the restaurant. Only once I told them it was unacceptable and how uncomfortable it was for my father did they grudgingly find us the table, without any apology or acknowledgement of how poorly they had dealt with the situation. Every person I dealt with, particularly the manager, had such a bad attitude and acted without an ounce of empathy. If this is how a business treats disability then they should quite frankly be ashamed.

I had a Christmas dinner here with colleagues a week ago and found it quite underwhelming. To start with, our table wasn't ready when we arrived and despite them telling us they would find us at the bar when it was ready, I had to go looking for them to ask if it was ready 15-20 minutes after our reservation time [no offer of complimentary drinks or apology extended]. The food was average and the service was not what was expected. Our server forgot the chips for our steaks [we had to remind him to get the chips - which finally arrived 10 minutes after the steaks]. I waited over 30 minutes for a whiskey which I also had to remind them to bring to the table. To their credit, the senior person on duty came over, asked us how the experience was, took onboard everything I had to say, apologised, and removed the service charge, some drinks, etc. The overall service was also incredibly slow. As a result, we were late for another reservation. I will say, this is a lovely location, with a great ambiance, and good energy and somewhere I may try again at a quieter time of year when hopefully the service is to the level I would expect.

Went to Millie’s for breakfast. It is a wonderful venue. A grand old bank with comfortable seating and unobtrusive jazz playing softly in the background. The only issue I would raise is that the lighting was very dim, we had to use our phones to see the menu. We ordered some drinks which took a long time to come. In the meantime a very surly waitress marched to our table and demanded our order. When we said we needed a few more minutes she acted as if we were really inconveniencing her. I had ordered a double espresso. When it arrived it looked very much like a single but the waiter insisted it was a double. I later ordered a single and it was the same size. We ordered the full English breakfast, which was just ok, nothing special, and certainly not value for money. The bacon was a bit hard, rather than crispy, the sausages were bland, the toast was cold. So it wasn’t an awful experience, but it didn’t meet our expectations which were driven by the ‘Ned hype’ and the grandiose surroundings.

The staff at the Ned are so professional and kind, our biggest thanks to Jackie for an unforgettable dinner service. We all had a great time, the band last night 8/12/2023 was a hit. Bathrooms impeccable. Next time, we would love to stay at the hotel!

We went for afternoon tea and arrived a bit early and had drinks at the bar. Cocktails were lovely. The building is stunning, and there is live music playing which was very good. However it's very loud. So loud that because the whole place is open plan, you can't hear that well. If you have hearing issues you will struggle. I see from many reviews that the music is describes as too loud, so it doesn't sound like they're willing to change this. I told them I was vegetarian which they said was no problem. In other hotels this has meant they give me vegetarian sandwiches. We waited 30 minutes for tea. Then tea came without food. We asked if the food was coming and were told by two different members of staff not to worry, it was coming. It came 15 minutes after the tea. My (supposedly vegetarian) afternoon tea was completely different to that of my friend's. Different scones, no clotted cream and different cakes which confused me. So I asked why I had not been given clotted cream, why was everything different? I was brought some clotted cream but no other explanation was given. The sandwiches were odd. The bread was cold and odd and the fillings lacked flavour. I suspected they might be vegan rather than vegetarian but on questioning the waiter had there been a mistake and I'd been given vegan tea instead of vegetarian he simply replied that my order was correct and it was vegetarian. The scones were odd, hard and chewy and different to the other ones. I wondered if they were gluten free which yet another waitress said maybe they were. She brought new scones. The new scones were nice. I discovered that the weird dish I had originally received instead of clotted cream was... chopped margarine (see photo in case you think I'm exaggerating). I'm fairly sure even vegans don't want a whole dish of chopped margarine as a clotted cream sub. By this point I was annoyed and suspicious. Two out of 4 of the cakes were vegan and inedible. By this point we started playing a game of 'which cake is the least worst cake' which turned out to be a very strongly kirsch flavoured mini choux bun which was still not nice. Then there was some weirdly Christmassy thing covered in cheap tasting white chocolate which turned out to be banana cake. There was some sponge cake which was also not good. We complained again to the most recent waitress who said she had never received such feedback before and was very surprised. We left most of the cakes as they did not taste good. The service was average at best despite the 13% service charge. We did receive a discount after our most recent complaint to the manager, but honestly for the experience we wished we had chosen a different location. I can only assume that they have combined vegetarian and vegan (and possibly gf) afternoon teas to save money. I don't think it's a good idea to try and pass off vegan food as vegetarian without declaring it because it doesn't taste the same and it's odd to pretend that you're not. It would be far better to state on the menu the dietary choices upfront and to let people choose or go somewhere else. Most people can tell the difference and don't appreciate asking for one thing and getting another. I would have expected a better standard of food from a 5* hotel.

Four of us arrived for lunch and when we were shown our table near the window it became apparant that there was a problem with the heating/air- conditioning which resulted in two of us wearing coats throughout the meal. We complained about the heating but apart from some mumbling about it there was no resolution ie sit somewhere else or I can see what I can do etc. Very dissapointing and with a heavy service charge it was a difficult pil to swallow

I’m being a bit harsh with this rating but this site won’t allow me to go back and move it up to four stars. The decor and atmosphere were excellent. Despite the size of the room and number of people, you can comfortably hold a business conversation and the booths are nicely spaced apart. The food is excellent. The only aspect that let the restaurant down were the waiting staff. They were nice people but inexperienced. They served the wrong food to the wrong people, poured the wrong drinks into the wrong glasses mixing drinks, kicked my chair numerous times and served every dish at a different time. Millie’s are certainly not alone in this regard and I think it’s more a reflection of a general staff shortage in London.

Popped in for brunch on a Saturday morning without a reservation, we were shown to a nice, spacious table for two. We started with coffees and some quality pastries, and had a good baked eggs dish and some quality eggs and smoked salmon. The service was friendly and prompt. The restaurant is in the main atrium of the hotel, providing a very nice setting, although, I can imagine it getting rather loud at peak times. Would definitely go back.

We had a fantastic table and got looked after front he moment we set down we ordered some fantastic cocktails and then straight for some succulent porterhouse dishes which were the best .

I was very sceptical about eating here as reviews of late not great , how ever I’m glad we came. Ordered prawn cocktail , massive starter , beautiful and so tasty . One would be enough to share though but ordered two . Shepherds pie was the best I’ve ever had . Chicken main, very tasty . Trio chocolate pudding amazing. Only issue ( I thought!) we waited about half an hour for starters to be taken so I went over to ask to remove the starters . The manager came over and said he had not cleared the plates as we seemed to be picking at the starters … but we had just been picking at the bread . As an apology he gave us a free bottle of wine .. really lovely gesture to be fair . Lovely vibe in there , live musicians , could hardly hear them though . Coming back soon.

Seriously this should have been a great breakfast but … My order of tea took almost 20 mins to arrive. Server accidentally broke a glass at another table near us, not an issue as it was an accident, but they spent 30 mins cleaning, tidying and then hovering whilst people are eating. We were told they ran out of muffins for eggs Benedict but didn’t offer any other options. But then couple beside us got muffins with theirs. Friend’s latte took 30 mins to arrive. Apparently the machine broke. Seriously it was one of the worst experience ever. Would not be returning and that was an expensive breakkie. I mentioned this when we settled our bill and he did nothing apart from apologise. Seriously?!

Wow. Where does one start? Maybe the perfect way to ruin a special occasion. After being politely shown to our table my wife and myself couldnt sit on the chairs as one was a couch and one a very low chair. Unable to offer a solution I suggested to the staff to swap a chair as they seemed unwilling to help. It seemed that service was not top of the things today as they preferred to talk amongst themselves. The resturant assistant manager was unable to offer a suitable solution so I had a chat with the resturant manager who suggested next time when booking ask for a chair! No alternative but to leave. Great customer service! What a way to spoil a 50th Birthday .

The reason this bar is receiving the 1 star is mainly because of the terrible service. This truly ruined the whole experience. We arrived for drinks before going to our dinner at a near by restaurant. After showing us our seats by the host, (he...

I would love to give a big thanks for the details on our experience. I was with my friends and the place is more than I expected. The food is delicious the venue is awesome the music , but most of all , I personally...

We came on a business holiday. A little business. A little visiting of family. As we were about to take a mid-afternoon lunch early dinner, we came into this establishment optimistic. Despite some pool reviews. It is worth noting that in every establishment, the person...

Located within the stunning Ned Hotel, Millie’s is a great British bar and restaurant. The decor is classical and, like all bars in the main ground floor of The Ned, benefits from the live music from the elevated stage area.

Booked here for a very late lunch before we had to head to the airport.What a lovely end to our trip. Friendly staff in a relaxing, cosy environment. I had read the menu before our arrival and it all sounded very good but after a...

The ambiance of this place is unforgettable. The food was delicious. Good location. The presentation of the Afternoon Tea was superb. What was wrong, you ask? The service was abominable. The staff was courteous and pleasant, to be sure. And attentive. However, they must have...

We came here on a Friday night with another couple who frequent The Ned a few times a year. The gothic setting amidst the old Midland bank is impressive and the central raised band performance area reverberates the love music across all of the open...

We met up with friends for afternoon tea at Millie’s lounge. The food was good - sandwiches could have been a little fresher, but by and large it was a very good afternoon tea. The service was also good - not perfect (had to ask...

Took my daughter here for afternoon tea for her 21st, informed in advance of diet requirements and that it was her Birthday and both given special attention. Absolutely stunning building, had a lovely waiter who was chatting and very attentive The food was delicious and...

Visited for coffee just to see what my previuos emploeyr's headquarters was like. Very impressive refurbishment on a grand scale. Only had time for coffee but all three were served luke warm - a great disappointment. Looking at the reviews we were pleased we had...

Looked after from the start by two helpful ladies on front of house, changed my booking and selected a nice table despite being really busy. Food was great esp the sharing roast chicken which was superb and could feed 3or 4 people! The chicken took...

Wonderful afternoon tea with friends, service was fantastic, Antonio and Nelson our waiters went above and beyond to make our experience memorable, very relaxed atmosphere and we wasn’t rushed out of our seating booth, lovely dining experience food was lovely and plenty of it, tea...

Millie's Lounge, tucked away inside the iconic Ned, is an unforgettable dining destination in the heart of London. I was irresistibly drawn back three times during my stay, enchanted by the sumptuous food, first-class service, and lively atmosphere. The mouthwatering dishes, skillfully prepared and beautifully...

I have dined at a few restaurants in The Ned which have been good. First time to Millie's Lounge and also worth visiting. The atmosphere of the hotel, the setting and vibe all contribute towards the experience. Service was excellent from the moment I arrived....

We stopped here in the morning for breakfast and the place was buzzing , great service great seating and great food couldn’t fault it

Iconic setting and must visit “foodcourt”. This bank has been transformed in an ideal place to catch up with people either formal, business or just with friends. We had breakfast at Millie’s which was very enjoyable!

Great birthday surprise lunch with friends. Service was excellent shout out to our Italian waiter who looked after us so well.

Had a few drinks after dinner at Millie's Lounge. We were served by Anton who was exceptionally attentive. Will be coming back soon due to the great service.

The Ned has a great atmosphere with a range of eateries and bars. Millie's is a great place to unwind and have afternoon tea. I met with a client here and we both enjoyed the sandwiches and scones with our tea, To be honest, we...

6 of us came to the Ned. Let me say the Ned itself is such a treat. The building is absolutely beautiful and the little rooms and areas are fabulous. The decor and the lighting is second to none. Their was a live band playing...

Food was poor, menu is nothing spectacular but they still fail to impress. Under-seasoned, over cooked and bland -and it’s not cheap! Always get the order wrong, one meal arrived after 3 of us had finished our starters but it should have come first. Drinks...

The tuba nicoise had very little tuna and the sauce was overbearing. The waiter had to be asked several times to bring milk. The pianist was loud, screeching and raucous. Cool music would have been more suitable for dining.

Restaurant is placed In monumental old bank’s building. European cousine well served and made. Good starters, mains and desserts. I can fully recommend food. As for me the only disadventage is really loud sourrounding. But for sure live music is a great adventage.

The Ned Hotel is a special place, and their wide open multi-restaurant ground floor is a great spot to find a walk-in table / bar stool for drinks and nibbles before dinner. Even on a busy Halloween Saturday afternoon, we were able to find a...

Four friends meeting for long period of catching up, one of whom two of us hadn't seen for many years as he lives in Spain. Had lots to talk about over food and drink. However after first course and two overpriced bottles of wine, we...

I implore everyone to visit Millie's at some point if in the area, if only for a coffee. The staff is so kind, attentive and at times humorous that I'd recommend going there if only for that. I had breakfast there, ordered the pancakes which...

Amazing Jubilee afternoon tea! Thoroughly enjoyed all the little touches such as jubilee bunting, coronation (chicken) sandwiches and insignia cakes. Food was absolutely delicious and we couldn’t believe the range available. Everything was spot on, I particularly loved the very tender ham and beef, scotch...

I'm a frequent visitor at the Ned and always love a well made cocktail and meal at Millie's Lounge! Breakfast, lunch, or, dinner, Millie's Lounge always delivers. The bar has one of the best selections of alcohol and mixologists in London! Highly recommended! P

We came here for Neds Feast the food was lovely with so much on offer the staff were very quick and sharp and on the ball there was no problem they wouldn't take care of. Lovely setting in the main lobby

I have been to Millie's twice. Food is very good. I had a burger. And, cocktails are brilliant. Service is very good. Cocktails are a bit pricy but food isn't. Tip: You can ask for cocktails that are not on the menu. Possibility is that...

What a shame that this prestigious place in an incredibly grand and spectacular building serves some of the worst fish and chips I've ever had. Wrapped in a huge wad of thick batter the fish was insipid and tasteless. The chips were OK but nothing...

Four adults and one six year old visited on a Sunday having booked. Very busy but we got a nice table. So much to choose from including lobster and prawns. Great deserts and cheeseboard. I am not averse to giving a tip ,it is added...

Opulent surroundings but very good food and service, which was friendly efficient and quick. We had the smoked haddock kedegree, eggs royale and an omelette.

Ate here to celebrate a birthday with family, despite arriving at 7pm in order to eat and depart by 10pm (as per new regulations) I felt rushed and hurried all night long. In fact, to that end no one was offered a dessert menu despite...

We ate in Millie's lounge which was lovely to look at. The service was good. We got two veggie breakfasts- well, they substituted the sausages and bacon with spinach. The spinach tasted of absolutely nothing and was watery. The rest of the items were very...

Was So looking forward to trying Millies lounge for breakfast, ended up very disappointed, upon arrival I was so impressed with the surroundings, it’s so stunning inside, was asked to take a seat until my allocated time, sat for half an hour and then asked...

We had dinner in Millies Grill the food was nice but the soup was just warm.. The service needs to improve we had to keep calling the waiter overall plenty of staff but still no service. It’s a shame the establishment is lovely but service...

Attended for afternoon tea with friends. Friendly service and seated promptly. Unfortunately we found both waiting to order and waiting to pay very delayed, at least 15mins for both. Aside from that, service during the meal was top notch. Very friendly and professional staff, also...

I've wanted to visit the Ned for a long time so I had high hopes when I made a booking for Millie's Lounge. We arrived at 7pm and were quickly shown to our table. To view the menu you have to scan a QR code...

Me and my partner visited this restaurant for the first time this weekend and really enjoyed our dinner. We were greeted warmly and taken straight to our seat. The restaurant itself is very different from your normal restaurant. The lighting is very low, seating is...

The evening at Millie’s was very nice. I had a seat at the bar which was beautifully designed and gives you a vintage vibe. Additionally they had musical entertainment that fit the atmosphere of the bar, which was quite nice. The service was very good...

My friend and I visited Millies lounge for afternoon tea to celebrate both our birthdays!! The decor is lovely and it had a good atmosphere. We did think the tables were quite close together. The lady who served us was very helpful and knowledgeable. I...

We stayed the night at The Ned and went here for breakfast having booked our table already. The person at the desk when we arrived was efficient but not what could be described as friendly. Later a second person joined her and she appeared much...

Came here for a dinner date with my girlfriend last week. The atmosphere is amazing, food quite good as well but the thing that i liked the most was the service! Paula our waitress was very confident with the menu; she suggested us the soufflé...

It takes alot for me to write a bad review but I was just so disappointed in my meal at Millie's in The Ned on Saturday night. I had a friend staying with me from Ireland and this was a special night and as such...

We visited here for food and drinks twice during a recent week in London. The building is beautiful and the live music adds to the vibrant but relaxed atmosphere. We really enjoyed the warm welcome of the staff who were so attentive and friendly, the...

Booked for a Friday night. Brilliant, lively atmosphere. Great live music. Very good service. Tasty food - fish and chips and curry. Reasonably priced.

For my birthday I wanted a buffet with a difference and came for the feast. We were seated away from the buffet in the maibu kitchen, which was bit inconvenient as we had to cross the lobby to get to the food and the whole...

The old Midland Bank is an impressive building. Large number of restaurants on offer but on a busy weekday evening you really need to book. Went on a Thursday evening & not a spare seat in the house. Tried to get a drink at the...

We had high expectations when we visited The Ned for Sunday Brunch and left extremely disappointed. The selection of food was impressive but for £55 pp we expected more: - the service was poor. We were given a 25 minute warning that we were to...

Probably not quite worth the cost. We were here for a late lunch on a Monday. The best bit was the service. Although very unobtrusive, throughout our time there, the wait staff seemed to always just appear at our table at precisely the right moment....

Pretty straight forward menu, which I like, but they ran out of one of the dishes for lunch service, which is pretty disappointing considering there's only a handful to choose from. The portion sizes are big, unfortunately same cannot be said for the taste. Nothing...

Post Christmas Treat. It was great to walk round this building that was more familiar to me as a Bank. Many wonderful features remain. We had afternoon tea at Millies accompanied by a band on the raised stage. The tea was very good and extra...

Booked a table for brunch with friends. We were early but there is only a 5 minute grace period so be aware. I was expecting something better. The service was v slow - we had to wait three-quarters of an hour from ordering to being...

The interior of The Ned is so beautiful and it’s a luxurious environment to be in. Me and some friends went for afternoon tea at Millies Lounge and because it was around Christmas we got the festive food (they offer nut free). The afternoon tea...

Came for brunch, wonderful coffee and food. Only spoiled by a woman deciding to walk her kid around all the tables throughout the whole time, tripping up waiting staff and generally getting in the way. I wouldn't walk my dog around a nice restaurant but...

I recently dined here for our Christmas lunch. We ate from the £70 set lunch menu. Maybe it was due to the amount in our party (14) but I honestly expected better food. It was good. I had the rib eye steak, it was cooked...

We went to this restaurant with a group of 6 people for dinner. The food and environment were good. Two things really disappointed us is the service of this restaurant. The wine and water glasses are dirty, with one broken. When we asked for the...

Sunday lunch at the Ned with the family to celebrate a birthday. Waiter and staff were very good attentive but not over bearing. Menu is not exhaustive and we had to request a child menu but there something for most tastes. The prices is a...

Went here for breakfast and the atmosphere was really great. The coffee was really tasty. I ordered the poached egg and avocado on toast, when it arrived it looked really delicious but when I ate it the avocado had a strange fizzy feeling to it...

The is the first review I have ever written, for anywhere, but I feel compelled to do so after my first visit to the Ned. The venue and decor are amazing and I so wanted to love the place but on more than one occasion...

We had a lovely experience at the Ned, the staff were lovely and the food was delicious. We had afternoon tea and the sandwiches kept coming! The cakes were delicious and they also kept coming! We did not leave hungry or disappointed so l would...

You'd think steak and chips was fail safe, no? Not if you're dining in Millie's at The Ned. The steak was overcooked, not rested. Vegetables were so dry, tasted like they had been cooked hours before and just reheated. The chips were poor too. Was...

Today me and my partner went to the Sunday Feast (£118 for two people and two coffees plus service). What I would say is if you’re vegetarian it isn’t great - no options for gravy or even roast potatoes (goose fat) and nothing was labelled...

I took my wife and my mother for an evening meal. I can only say I was very disappointed. The table we were offered was right by the bar with a noisey group of women next to us at the bar. It was obvious they...

I work in an office next door to The Ned. I watched it being built, I had a hard hat tour before it even opens, I applied for membership for my Directors (who have private membership else where and were looking forward to a local...

Great place but far too busy with people sitting at tables & counters on their computers and not spending any money, don't know how this model works as the rents must be serious!

We went this afternoon and was very disappointed. The sandwich bread was very dry as was the battenburg cake, waiter got tea order wrong, asked for Darjeeling and was bought Assam, asked for clean cups and he never came back, had to ask another waiter!...

I had lunch with few friends this Sunday and I have to say, it was one of the best experiences I had lately. Don't even know where to begin from. Firstly the staff was very attentive and friendly, especially one lady (so sorry I don't...

The net restaurant what a let down the restaurant was so dark we could not read the menus had to use a mobile phone torches we ordered fish big mistake because we couldn’t see as worried in case there was bone in it let down...

This is the place to treat yourself everything is outstanding food, drinks and service, don’t take my word for it book and view the incredible atmosphere.

We enjoyed our high tea at Millie's Lounge. We'd booked a table for four at 12noon on a Saturday. Superb decor, jazz band, lovely crockery, etc. The food was superb and it's possible to have a free refill of sandwiches and tea. There were two...

I attended Millie’s lounge at The Ned. I’ve been there several times for breakfast and lunch with the service being impeccable every time. The food is also always exceptional and arrives piping hot displayed beautifully. I recommend the full works for breakfast as every item...