Nest Restaurant Old Street in Hackney - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Me and my girlfriend had dinner there last friday evening. The menu at the time was centered around veal. It is, bread included, an 8 course experience with optional cheese and wine pairing. Highlights/positives: - The first course with the tempura and meat broth was absolutely incredible, it might be the best broth I have ever had in my entire life. - The seeded bread and bone marrow butter were delicious - The dessert, an apricot rice pudding with honeycomb was also delicious and actually perfectly balanced. - The service was perfect, very agreeable and very quick! Negatives: - The fish was overcooked! - The wine pairing, featuring a diverse selection of wines of independent producers exclusively from european islands, was slightly underwhelming. I think those wines were ok, but a bit below what I would expect from a wine pairing menu. I have in previous experiences in other restaurants found myself blown away by the wine selection.

From the entrance I was met with a thick smell of food. The ventilation was desperately unable to cope. The interior is slightly gloomy, there is clearly not enough light on the tables. Only sets are served here, and the theme of the set changes every month (due to a change in the main ingredient) This is interesting For some reason I didn’t like the beginning of the set. Either they were sober, or they just couldn’t get used to the smell and stuffiness. From the main courses everything was perfect. Tasty, interesting..... And when the smell disappeared it became absolutely great. Maybe it was the dessert wines that went to your head. In general, it’s good and interesting here, but for me it’s a one-stop restaurant.

One of the best restaurants I have been so far, excellent service and food.

Went for the veal tasting menu few nights ago. I don't understand how this place has so many 5 star reviews there are so many problems with the menu. A 4.8 restaurant has to be impeccable. This isn't! Don't recommended for the below reasons: Firstly the portion sizes are soooo tiny. We were hungry afterwards. They try to fill you with bread (that's 1 of the courses). Bone broth is a joke. Tiny portion. It's their first dish, so underwhelming. Tartare is like 2 teaspoons worth and it's over. The first 3 dishes are miniscule. The mains are probably 20% larger, it is upsetting. The first 3 dishes should be larger and showstoppers but they are not! They must attract the customers and make them think wow I'm looking forward to the next dish. I was scared, thinking omg will the next dish be this small and simple? Bread is ok, good that it's warmed. Butter is bland. Needs seasalt on the side, and more of it. The fish dish makes no sense. It's a veal menu... So much can be done with veal (cutlets, meatballs, breaded, carpaccio....) the fish dish is so out of place. It was nice, but give the option of another veal dish then. The 2 veal dishes are ok not amazing. Quite a small portion. They were cooked well. The dessert is a joke. It's like what they give at school dinners (rice pudding). Also extremely tiny will be about 3 teaspoons worth. I felt bad seeing other customers say wow thank you at each dish, when they are being served a tablespoon-sized portion of food. It feels like an expensive scam. It's unfair when the price is high. People come here for celebrations so usually one person is paying and you feel scammed. There are tasting menus in London around £45 per person much much larger than this. Ambience: very noisy street. Lots of honking. The door is kept open when the AC is on. Flies everywhere. Staff: very lovely. All the staff is super friendly and knowledgeable. I feel bad they have to serve these dishes. I could see tables look at the dishes and smile out of politeness. It feels like a 40£ menu that's bumped up to 75£ (after service it's actually 90£ per person)... You feel like you need to pay service because the staff is so nice, but the dinner is disappointing. Overall it's ok, I would not go back. Too expensive for what it is. Please fix the menu, increase portion sizes or decrease the price because it feels like a ripoff.

It's a regular visit for us when we are in London. First time at the new space but it's beautiful. Very spacious but also fitting with the tone of the old venue. I do miss the sounds of the birds etc that was in the original location. Great service, staff were really informative about the wines and food they were serving. We had were there for the chicken season, it was incredible. Wish the first 3 had been spaced out like they would have been previously as it gives you time to savour each one. The bread and butter was amazing as always. The bar attached to the restaurant is a welcome addition. Was nice to sit and have a drink beforehand. We'll be back!

What a wonderful restaurant! We went during the chicken month - this is how a chicken can taste! Paired wines elevated the already gorgeous food. Service is informative and extremely friendly - you can interact as much as you like. Our server was very knowledgeable about the paired wines - and we ended up with a few more wines to try than we'd got on our gift voucher. We will definitely be going back - the food, wine and service is better than some Michelin starred restaurants we have been to recently! Absolutely worth the money.

Terrible meal, terrible service and terribly hungry leaving - £90pp where 1 out of 5 of us had 1 alcoholic drink was outrageous. - Portions were tiny: They advertise an 8 course tasting menu but what i thought was 1 course (a few "snacks" at the start) was in fact 3 of the courses rolled into one. This didn't improve - the protein for each course was one mouth full. I left hungry and found myself eating again when I got home. - Quality of food: Not one course came without it's flaws. Everything had soapy undertones. One of the small chicken courses we had was full of gristle. - Service: No personality in the service. No one asked us how the food was and at the end of the meal when we came to pay, we expected the waiter to ask how our meal was but that never came. Took our money and walked away. One saving grace - they did keep our water glasses topped up throughout the meal. When we left, no one thanked us, no one even acknowledged us as we walked out which is something that I've ever experienced before. I eat out a lot in London and aren't usually one for posting reviews but the whole experience frustrated us from start to finish. I struggle to understand where the 4.8* rating has come from - there are so many better restaurants in London and I would recommend you didn't waste your time and money going to Nest!

Overpriced, pretentious and just poor food. Started off with three “snacks” which counted towards the 7 course tasting menu, bit of a joke. The chicken parfait donut wasn’t good, just a cold, dry donut and the flavours weren’t balanced at all - trying to be different and it didn’t work. The chicken wing was a bit dry and was underwhelming and there was trout with “dehydrated tomato” which lacked depth of flavour. Second up (or should I say fourth) was the porridge with a side of soda bread. The porridge was quite nice but it was basically a bit of a risotto, trying to be different and if I’m being honest the soda bread kind of tasted like a bland dry chocolate muffin - bit weird really and I normally love a bit of soda bread. Then came the cod, this was actually good, balanced flavours but some of the greens were lacking inspiration. Then came the first chicken dish. There was a problem with the portion sizes throughout but this was the side of my pinky finger and I had two bits of gristle in it, unacceptable really for such a small portion. Oh and it was accompanied with an undercooked, unloved slice of carrot. Then came the second chicken dish. The chicken was so under season and watery, just not enjoyable. The pickled shimeji mushrooms made the dish really unbalanced and bought a “marmalade” flavour into the dish which really didn’t work. Only thing that saved this slightly was the piece of bread on the side - even if it was one sad little mouthful. Then the dessert. Raspberry and rosemary. Honestly his was just a soapy tasting mess without much texture. The sponge on the bottom was soggy, the only other piece of texture was the meringue on top and this instantly dissolved, so yeah, overall, pretty poor. Then we had some “petty fours” which was a jelly sweet - again this was weird texturally and tasted like soap. Overall the food portions were too small and the flavour combinations weren’t well thought out. The meal was very pretentious and severely overpriced - we all left feeling hungry and had to get food afterwards. I’m happy to pay a lot for a meal but for me, you have to leave feeling full and satisfied no matter how much you pay. The service was bang average. Throughout the whole course of the meal we weren’t asked about the food or how we were doing. They came over, put the food down, told us what was on each dish and off they went. No personal touch and no care for the customer. The only thing they did well was topping up our water. The price of the set menu was £75 but came to £90 per person with tips and I just think that is appealing for the standard of cooking and service we received. I would never go back, even for a free meal. Got a lot of work to do if they want to keep going in London, that’s for sure.

Amazing food - definitely worth a visit!

Great food and service, and the descriptions of the dishes are engaging

Magnificent food beautifully presented, in a lovely atmosphere. Can't go wrong. It's a shame the non-alcoholic drinks menu is so limited, it was just one or two very sugary options.

Sold by the one meat per season concept and had high expectations! Meal was very decent but not quite mindblowing.

Food and service were exceptional - had a wine pairing with each course. The pollock was the highlight of the meal for that particular menu.

Vegetarians beware! We checked beforehand and were assured that a vegetarian option was available. One course was missing completely with no proper justification and another looked like it had been concocted minutes before. Full price was charged. Generally, some courses much better than others, highlight was strawberries and elderflower. Overpriced in our opinion with wine list being particularly limited under £50 bracket

Food & Drink: 8/10 (Dessert: 9/10) The Duck Season Menu had 8 dishes including dessert. There were several dishes I would recommend: Photo 1. Duck Bone Broth – very tasty and pure duck taste as it was from the bone taste so it didn’t have any gamey flavour! Photo 2. Choux Farci, Beetroot Glaze – A very balanced taste between mince and beetroot which, for me as a person who don’t normally like beetroot, also like it. Photo 3. Jerusalem Artichoke & Chestnut – A very surprising dessert that ice cream with chestnut crisp on top, the best dish on the menu, I was shocked when I had the ice cream and chestnut crisp together that the strong flavour of chestnut was perfectly matched with Jerusalem artichoke. It would be better if the Duck Season Menu was a full ‘duck menu’ as the Pollock was not matched with other dishes, even though the taste was quite good! We ordered a red and an orange which were quite good, there were some other good wines on the list. Service: 7/10 Very friendly staff but it would be great if the staff could explain the dishes a bit better! Environment/Atmosphere: 7.5/10 Photo 4. The restaurant was close to Old Street Station so it was not hard to find! I quite liked the idea of how they presented the menu in a small letter sealed by a wax stamp! Photo 5. The open kitchen set near the entrance was a brilliant idea as well that caught my eyes when I walked into the restaurant. The score could have gone up to 8/10 if the reserved table was not arranged next to the column and the spacing between the tables increased! Price: 7/10 A set menu with a glass of wine x 2 cost £200+ which I believe was a decent price for this quality of food in Central London.

We had a great evening here, myself, Dad, and my brother. The staff were friendly and attentive, happy to explain (and re-explain) dishes and some of the wines we had. The only very minor fault was that rare lamb was given to Dad when he requested medium, but this was immediately rectified. The food was great, good enough to justify the £75 price tag. The lamb dishes were all strong but I thought the best dish of the night might have been the fish with what seemed like an elderflower beurre blanc, really well executed and perfectly cooked. The opening snacks were excellent, in particular we loved the tartlets (very delicate pastry) and the lamb sweetbreads fricassee, which had plenty of flavour. The dessert was fairly simple but we didn't need much after all the savoury courses before. We also loved the atmosphere, really charming without any pretentiousness at all. Bill came to approx £120 per head all in (tasting menu, two glasses of wine and a cocktail per person, plus service). A great choice for a special occasion with a laid-back atmosphere, we will definitely be back. A big thank you to the waiter (sommelier?) who ran after us out of the restaurant after I forgot my sunglasses, too.

Great food, great wine, great service. Loved it!

We came for lunch during lamb season. Everything was excellent, special mention to the German food and wine pairing.

Nest offers a delightful culinary experience, especially with their 5-course lamb season lunch. Each dish was a testament to the fresh, quality produce the UK has to offer. What set this experience apart was the personal touch provided by the chef. They not only served each dish but also took the time to explain them, showcasing their genuine passion for their craft.

You’ll be paying fine dining level prices to receive in return: -gastropub food quality, -waiters who nag you to order more drinks -get your birthday booking reference ignored. Not terrible, but you’ll easily be able to find places nearby to get better food and services for the same price (if not less)

We found the food perfectly executed, but not particularly inventive and very small portions. We left quite hungry still. Didn't feel like great value for money. Wine pairing was brilliant though. Toilets are far too dimly lit which makes using them actually quite difficult. The staff seemed to rush when explaining the dishes and wines and then quickly hurry away which my partner and I both noticed as a bit abrupt. We were very excited to visit after a wonderful experience at their other restaurant St Barts, but left this one quite disappointed.

Having been to the sister restaurant St Barts, I was a little disappointed with the experience at Nest. Whilst I understand these are completely different restaurants and price points, I was expecting a bit more. The food was tasty and well executed, but portions were a little on the small side. The main issue for me was the atmosphere and service. The whole experience felt rushed, which didnt make for a relaxing meal. The service was overly relaxed and didn't feel particularly professional. The main selling point was the wine pairing, which was very interesting and worked well with the food.

Lamb season isn't one to miss! Everything was great, can't wait to go back :D

Only visited for drinks, but will definitely make a return visit to try the restaurant.

Very cute restaurant, with a nice atmosphere and impeccable staff. The wine pairing is excellent and well explained by passionate staff. We got the vegetables course. Unfortunately the risotto and the bread and butter were extremely salty. First course was incredible, the cheese and dessert stole the show which you wouldn’t expect. The restaurant heating is too hot.

Amazing food, incredible value, really lovely staff and a great atmosphere.

The highest culinary skill and some of the dishes have months of prepping behind them, each dish is Intricately thought through with an amazing palate and they use every ingredient and leaving no waste, highly recommend the tasting menu and wine pairing

The desserts and starters are great and creative. Mains are too salty, mediocre level, not worth this £100+ per person. But very lovely staffs.

It is always a test menu and I got the duck menu in season. Trust on me, AMAZING 👏🏼🤩

Such a fab experience - we visited on the first night of the Duck menu and it was delicious. Every dish was brilliant & the team were so lovely and helpful.

Interesting experience. The food was good but didn’t blow us away.I like the concept of using one protein throughout the whole meal (duck) but in my opinion the dishes were sometimes quite small and not very original; it even felt pretentious at times. For instance, the homemade pâté served as a starter had no flavour at all. Same goes for the ambiance inside the restaurant. Overall, we found it to be expensive for what you get.

Lovely food & service…very nice way to lunch on a Saturday !

I have been twice now and both experiences have been great. They have a seasonal tasting menu that changes often so check what is on before booking. Overall what you get for the price is very good for London.

From the service, interior and atmosphere, to the food - everything was excellent. Glad that Nest moved to Shoreditch now. With Leroy and Brat, one of my favourite restaurants in the area. Will be back soon.

Easily one of the top restaurants I've visited in Europe! We had the seafood tasting menu, and every dish was impressively creative and delicious. The trout tart, cuttlefish, and monkfish courses stood out, but nearly every dish had that wow factor. We'll certainly return! Booking ahead is advisable as the restaurant is quite small.

Good food overall, one of the dishes felt kinda salty, but everything else was tasty. Service was okay felt a bit short comparing to some other restaurants along the line. Didn’t really wipe the tables in between when it got dirty, felt kinda rushed in between dishes.

Having eaten at their last venue in Hackney, we knew roughly what to expect and they didn’t disappoint - in fact the experience has been elevated in my humble opinion. The space is nicer, they’ve made it feel cosy without being cramped. The open kitchen is a nice touch, and never feels too invasive. We visited during fish season and enjoyed everything we ate - each dish was an interesting take on classic ingredients. We felt the set menu was good value (especially when compared to others), and the service was top notch.

The food was great, the staff were so nice, I’d highly recommend it for those who love seafood and I will be back for sure!

Excellent tasting experience. The food is nicely presented, tastes great and there are no awkward moments between dishes, service is smooth. We've enjoyed this season's seafood journey. Great selection of wines as well as pairing option for the tasting menu. The restaurant is cosy with an old style refined style. Definitely I must if you are a foodie.

We had the seafood season set menu and every dish was so good!! The seafood was very fresh and we loved the flavour combinations. My least favourite was probably the artichoke dessert. While interesting it had the aftertaste of artichoke which wasn’t really pleasant but it was still a creative play on making an ingredient usually used in savoury dishes into a dessert. The reason for the 4 stars is because we weren’t really full afterwards as the portions were quite small so we had to go to another restaurant afterwards to have 2 plates of sushi and a starter. However, you could tell every dish had been carefully curated as the quality was superb.

Delicious, faultless & amazing people with a passion for food. Had a fantastic evening at The Nest with my friends today and the staff members went above and beyond to make the evening special. We have been multiple times to the previous location and were impressed with the decor and ambiance here - keeping the old Dalston restaurant character yet giving it a proper modern makeover. The food was daring, bold and just ridiculously tasty (seafood season), all dishes were celebrated at the table. Price / Quality best restaurant in London. And the customer service takes it to a next level. Thank you again for the amazing experience celebrating a birthday, and looking forward to returning very soon.

Unfortunately Nest didn't quite meet our expectations sadly. As most people say the food really is delicious however we were both disappointed in how little there was for the price it all was. We weren't too hungry either - perhaps fish season is very light? The wine pairing seems to give you way too much wine for too little food. The service felt a little chaotic (waiters came across a bit flustered or nervous) with many different waiters throughout the night so it wasn't the calm atmosphere I was expecting (based on other reviews). If you want to experience tasty, experimental food definitely worth going, however just make sure you had a big lunch to compensate! However don't think we'll be going back.

Good value for money! Did the seafood season and pretty happy with it

Incredible evening at Nest with amazing food. We loved the restaurant concept, attention to detail, and high quality ingredients. Also great service and suggestions on drink pairings. Would recommend if you’re looking for an affordable tasting menu in Hackney.

Went in October for the game season for my partners birthday and January for the fish season for mine. Both times the service and food has been flawless. Amazing dishes highlighting so many star ingredients with finesse and incredible diversity of flavour where everything shined. Looking forward to coming for the lamb season next!

Update : we now have been 5 times and it is still an amazing experience. Frankly great food, inventive, original and very well cooked. Highly recommended.

Went for the seafood tasting menu. Superb food, every dish we had was delicious and had amazing flavour.

A friend recommended to come to Nest, she told me “you will love it, it's the best”. With skeptisim I went on to book, well it sparked my curiosity I had to take a look. Once we got there only took minutes to realise, that what my friend said was all truths no lies. The place is busy, buzzing, breathes with life, would recommend you to see it with your own eyes. Menu and food changes with the season and the price you pay for what you is within reason. We had the beef menu, a delicious feast, from starters, to mains, and a whole array of flavours, to say the least.

Wow, beef season was incredible. I think the best meal I’ve ever had, in memory. Just wow. I will be back next season!

rly rly nice! Creative food and good taste of wine selection. Love the beef sirloin!!

We went to St. Barts and loved it, so when my friend told me that Nest is by the same crew, I can’t wait to try it and it didn’t disappoint, it is a more casual version of St. Barts cooking and I love the fact that the menu is seasonal and based on themes, it is better for sustainability and less waste. Can’t wait to try the seafood season next.

Nest is the best! We had an amazing diner at Nest Restaurant. The food was outstanding, the service great and we felt at home! Hospitality at his/her best! The staff is so passionate about the food, you can taste the time and effort the put in each dish!

Great food, great service, and really nice atmosphere!

The food is the best we have ever had, the staff are very friendly we will definitely be going back.

Went for Beef season. Lovely food and staff. Would recommend.

Simply amazing, great staff, great food, great ambiance!

I like game. So when a friend mentioned Nest’s new location close to my flat, I had to check it out. And Nest didn’t disappoint. The meal started with milk bread and game bird liver parfait, followed by trout rillete and fried partridge. Everything was good, with the trout being absolutely delicious. I tried two types of bread as well, and they almost stole the show from the meat/fish. Very friendly service and cool interiors too. I’ll back to try their new seasons.

I couldn’t leave this review quick enough. My meal at Nest was the single most enjoyable time I’ve ever had in a restaurant and I mean that from the bottom of my heart. I emailed on the off chance that I’d find a seat as a solo diner and was sat at the counter in front of the kitchen. Rather than making me feel awkward or perhaps in the way, the chefs went above and beyond to greet me and engage with sincerity and kindness. Nest really captures something that a lot of restaurants try to which is a sense of ease and calm in the midst of a fast paced and chaotic environment. You can tell that the team cares about what they do. It’s obvious they’re all on the same page. From the way they move to the way they plate. That said I haven’t even mentioned the food. It was all as mesmerizingly beautiful as it was truly delicious. The menu was focused on game and the dishes served were put together and presented in ways I’ve never even imagined possible. Nothing was boring, nothing was held back, it was all perfect. I couldn’t imagine better food if I tried. It was comfortable, thoughtful, and felt special. I’m glad I was able to be a part of an evening at Near. I’ll remember my meal there forever.

Nest is the best! Blown away by the delicious food and lovely vibe, already booked for my next visit! x

One of those places that has captured that wonderful atmosphere along with quality food. Really friendly staff and feel very lucky its just 15 mins away on the bus. I'm definitely heading back again... Many thanks team!

Seems I was the “lucky one” that found the bullet and feathers in the dish. And I should understand that it is normal situation, since they use wild birds. My suggestion will be: maybe just quit using this ingredient, because it didn’t even taste good. However, they deal really good with vegetables. Although the vegetables are only used as side dish. And the final desert was good too. The other thing I can’t tolerate is that they don’t change knife and fork after each dish. This is obviously not appropriate in a set menu restaurant.

The food had small steel balls and animal feathers in it, and although the menu mentioned that wild birds may contain shot, the presence of feathers was unacceptable, and this is a serious food safety issue The flavour was unsatisfactory, and the staff didn't change the knives and forks.

Simply the best restaurant hands down. Every dish in each menu we've tried has been 10/10 and the staff, chefs and owners are so welcoming. Can't wait to come back again!!

Favourite restaurant in London. New location but even more special. Staff are always amazing, couldn't not recommend it more highly, what a place

OMG - phenomenal. Alex was so fab! We did the wine pairing - highly recommend. We came for the “game season” menu and it didn’t disappoint. And, my god, the soda bread is incredible. Amazing dinner. Fantastic London restaurant.

Visited because of the raving reviews and it was better than expected! There were also a couple of unexpected (good) surprises. I will definitely recommend it to my foodie friends!

Loved this restaurant for dinner tonight. We went during the Chicken season. Every dish was exceptional. The service was relaxed whilst attentive. Very excited to come back in their new location.

I cannot fault this place. The food, service, everything was exceptional and the perfect birthday treat for my friend. Every staff member really knew their stuff when explaining the dishes to us. There was a slight mistake their side when booking, but they made it up to us straight away with a complimentary glass of fizz on arrival. I thoroughly recommend and hope to return soon for another season. Thanks guys!

I've been wanting to come here for such a long time and it exceeded my expectations. An I think that this may be my favourite restaurant in London. Every six weeks they changed their protein or Focus product and this month it was chicken. Every single dish that came out was well thought through and impressive in terms of looks and tastes. The best thing about the whole experience was its value. £65 per head for the whole tasting money Plus £55 per person for the wine tasting pairing. Half the price of most high-end tasting menus yet probably better than most I've experienced. Can't wait to check them out when they move to Shoreditch.

Excellent food! Enjoyed every course, and would definitely go again. Interesting wine pairing, also very enjoyable. They were very accommodating to my our dietary requirements and made well thought changes to the courses accordingly, which was very nice. The only minus was that it was incredibly hot inside, however they are apparently moving location soon. I'm looking forward to visiting the new location!

The restaurant is quite small and can be quite hot in the summer. That said, I thoroughly enjoyed the chicken season the other night and all three mains were amazing (one of them is fish). The menu is fairly priced and would definitely recommend this restaurant.

Beautiful food and exceptional service from Alex. Great wine knowledge shared and loved the ambience. Went to their sister restaurant St Bart’s but I actually liked Nest alot better. We heard they are moving to shoreditch hopefully they can keep the love, soul and dna of nest in their new venue!

Delightful spot, great vibes and the set menu is always special. Great for solo diners as well.

Food was great! The staff were also great! We loved our experience.

Great service! We weren’t blown away by the food. They need to invest in some air con.

Stellar food and service in an intimate atmosphere. The kitchen is skilled and very amenable to dietary restrictions

Super friendly and cool place to eat. Lovely food, fresh, in season and sustainably sourced Healthy and yummy!

There's no AC in the restaurant, so it's quite hot for summer time London. As becuz of the transportation issue in London, we did arrive the restaurant late. The restaurant shorter our courses by taking the dessert sorbet automatically out from our experience without informing us. We understand the restaurant want to take as many client as they wish for every evening, but I do not think shortened our course without informing is a proper way as we are still paying the full price of the menu.

Intimate dining experience, exquisite food, great atmosphere. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a memorable night in London.

Can't praise this restaurant enough! The food was sublime, the wine we chose a perfect match for the lamb based meal. Must also praise the adjustments made for one of our party who had a minor dietary aversion. The staff were all so attentive but not intrusive. We all had a perfect experience.

Amazing dining experience in a small restaurant in Hackney. Very interesting flavours, with the majority of dishes being highlights. The service was probably some of the best I've had in London with knowledgeable and friendly staff. I look forward to the next visit when the menu rotates.

Beautifully curated seasonal menu and wine list at Nest. Fantastic setting with only 7 tables. Service was great, really relaxed but mega knowledgeable! The food was delicious, each course perfectly balanced. Thanks you Nest for such an enjoyable evening.

My favourate restaurant in Hackney! I have been there a few times and every time it is fantastic! Amazing food with a great vibe!

Great value tasting menu in a cosy space. Menu changes regularly. Highly recommend

Go for the food, just buy a bottle of wine instead. Tasting menu was fine. From the reviews expecting to be blown away but overall pretty standard fare. Broth was delicious. Pork scratchings were well trimmed, but mushy and lacked the crunch to carry the roe. Lobster toast was probably the best thing we ate. Most disappointing was the drinks. Pre-mixed martini that was probably a 3:1 vermouth. Very bitter and lacked garnish. At £52pp for a wine pairing I was expecting bold flavourful wines that would “cut through the fat” as our server told us. A semi-pettillant brut to start, with little in the way beyond a supermarket cava for flavour, a flat white, a light red with little on the nose or palate. The only saving grace was a delightful sherry to finish (certainly needed with a custard tart so sour I had to lose the topping). I would rather have spent £100 on a very nice bottle of white than come away feeling like I had been robbed. Would be a 3.5, but google doesn’t offer that option, and the food was certainly better than a 3*.

Excellent, tout simplement. Félicitations à toute l’équipe pour ce moment spécial

Highly recommend this place for a cozy romantic evening. Food is divine and they've just opened a new restaurant in Farringdon that won a star. Amazing staff and delicious natural wine.

For this quality (and quantity) of food in London, you could easily end up paying triple what you do here. Great great food and sustainable and responsible to boot. I've only been twice but it is fast becoming a favourite.

Brilliant. Seasonal set menu - ours was Duck. Every dish was amazing, the service was awesome and the price was extremely reasonable. Will 100% be back and would recommend to anyone who likes a set menu.

What a treat! Nest was a very special experience, tasting the same protein (duck season for us) prepared in inventive ways. Highlights were the duck dumpling, duck pie, and the beautiful cod dish. Service was attentive and friendly, though we had one waiter who took away my friends plate immediately after she took her last bite (felt a bit abrupt). Otherwise, it was an amazing dinner and we will be back to try other seasons!

I really enjoy coming back here with the seasonal changing menu. We came for the duck season and my favourites were the duck pie, leek, potato and cheese porridge, pollock and the BBQ duck breast. Staff are friendly and were also helpful with wine recommendations.

Incredible food, amazing staff!! Thank you :)

Fukin beautiful.. no words to describe what I felt eating that delicious little things

One of the best restaurant experiences I've ever had. Each dish was delicious and the menu blended together really well. The quince doughnut and apple trifle at the end were incredible in particular. The service at Nest is amazing as well; really friendly and personable, while also being laid-back and passionate about their food. Will be back next time I'm in London!

Been here twice, genuinely the best food I’ve ever had in London. Surely Michelin star bound.

Great experience! Very cozy place with few tables, reservation recommended. We had great dinner on Valentine’s Day

Absolute banger. Intimate, attentive service. Set menus with winning dish after winning dish. Seasonal approach. Great for a date night.

Absolutely brilliant! Honestly I don't think I've ever had a better restaurant experience.

This was my fourth visit to Nest and it didn’t disappoint. Fantastic meal - and every dish was delicious and different. Very generous wine pairing. Really friendly and knowledgable service. Lovely atmosphere. Still the best value for money tasting menu that I’ve done in London. We will be back!

Very impressive tasting menu, with a seasonal flare. Feels like stepping into a friends living room, extremely homely, but sophisticated high end cooking and presentation.