Revolve Brasserie in City of London, Westminster

Utilised the First Table 50% off deal for this restaurant - it's a lovely setting and our food was very nice. The staff are very attentive and the interior is very nicely finished.

A well, decent quiet location in the busy London that was a very pleasant surprise. Our server Daz was an absolute star who served us and other tables with super warm, attentive, and professional service. The cocktail - Socialite she recommended was delicious and refreshing. Excellent match with salmon as a starter and tuna nicoise salad as a main. All options were simply delicious, quick, and well-presented!! Till next time! I'd love to come back again.

Had a great team night out here with colleagues. Food was of a very high standard and, for The City, surprisingly well priced. Staff were lovely as was the atmosphere generally. Whenever I’ve passed by previously the outside area has been packed and looked fun, but sadly it was raining when we visited.

Great place for afterwork drinks, friendly service and lovely terrace. Dined here for an early dinner, menu GREAT value for money especially in the City. Had drinks afterwards on the terrace , felt like we were abroad!

This is not my first time here and I instantly regretted going this time round as soon as we were seated, mainly because we had to wait for what felt like forever to be served for even drinks... I'd like to add there were only 2 tables (no more than 4 per table) that were seated at the same time. The service is slow, its awkward and to top it off, as like last time, the food isn't really all that. They were only serving the set menu for lunch, I assume because no one is going there so to reduce food waste they're being economical which, probably is the only good thing I will say. I had to leave my table to go to the bar to order drinks the food service was sloppy, the manager was too busy faffing on his laptop...ironically they 'offer' an express lunch but given that currently they were only offering the set menu, our lunch which, anywhere else ie browns, cote etc would have been executed in a timely fashion was not here and it was a solid 1hr 50 mins for all of 2.5 courses where as mentioned above, had to GO UP and order my own drinks and then request for my pudding to NOT be served with my colleagues mains... if you've got 4 hours then fine, but generally speaking, given where this place is located, its an absolute shambles. Please be better otherwise I can't seeing it being there very long.

This is a lovely restaurant with superb service. A very relaxed atmosphere with absolutely delicious offerings. The staff were very attentive without being intrusive.

Super basic for a business lunch. There's a prix fixe menu that is OK, with things easy for the kitchen to prepare in advance. These dishes are extremely oily, and although they consist of stews and the like, you don't get any bread but must pay £4.50 more for a single piece. I wouldn't return.

Wir waren am ersten Tag unseres London Besuches hier und haben zufällig dieses Lokal gefunden. Wir waren sehr zufrieden. Salade nicoise, ein Glas Wein... passt.

This is a lovely restaurant just close to Liverpool Street Station. Exceptionally thoughtful staff, who were attentive but not too pushy. Very knowledgeable about the food in general. Every need was catered for. Food is exceptional. French onion soup is amazing. Many thanks to Anton Andonov for the excellent service and all his colleagues! Who turkey make this restaurant (and the fab food!)

Too many extras required (bread for baked Camembert ) and veg. Ordered glass of house rose and the waiter tried to persuade us to upgrade. Food on the whole was heavy and unpleasant . Will not return

Fabulous food, ambience and service. The clever menu provides for all tastes/requirements. Impressive. We were beautifully looked after. Highly recommended. Go there now!

A few months ago I ate at one of the most famous brasseries in Paris. We were ignored for several minutes before the maitre d’ arrived to take us to our table. The food was good, but the service, although professional, was unsmiling. We were also completely ignored when we left – just another tourist party to process as mechanically as possible. I was reminded of this when I lunched at Revolve, a new brasserie in the City of London based on ‘the grand dining institutions of Paris and New York’. There was a friendly, smiling greeting as soon as I entered and I was immediately shown to my table. The waiting staff were engaging and professional during the meal and offered thanks and best wishes when I left – what a contrast with Paris! I was joined by my family for lunch and because of time constraints for those who had to return to work, I was not able to try as much of the menu as I would have liked. The only downside of cauliflower steaks and Koffman fries for a main course was that the fries proved far too tempting for my family, leaving me with only a tiny portion. The Eton Mess was a more than generous serving with just the right amount of fruit and crunchy meringue – it was delicious. The restaurant is located in Broadgate Circle, a new development next to Liverpool Street station. The development, although not complete, is already stunning. I look forward to returning in warmer weather to enjoy the views from the alfresco dining area.

We had dinner in the private room for a farewell party. Food is tasty especially the fish pie. The atmosphere is cozy and relaxing. We would definitely revisit for private and business use!