The Brasserie in Tower Hamlets

Great breakfast buffet and delicious dinners overlooking the yachts in St. Katherine's Quay. Great service.

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Pobre comida y servicio promedio. Las marcas verdes eran todas dente, de hecho poco cocinadas. Único turista, así que no hay ocupados con sus clientes.

realmente buena comida y buen servicio, no están mal los precios tampoco, vale la pena ir ya que después de la cena tomar bebidas y disfrutar de Tower Bridge se iluminó para una vista maravillosa

La comida y el personal es bueno, pero larga espera para el vino. Corredor a través del restaurante por lo que muchos de "tráfico".

🤔 disappointed with our meal this weekend Have eaten here before on previous visits When food was excellent Two if us had steaks one ribeye one fillet Both cold and sent back Two new steaks turn up but now the sauce and mushroom cold The worse fillet steak my colleague has ever had !!! Maybe a one off, hope so.

Carrie and I popped into the Brasserie after a lovely day exploring London. We ordered our starter which came very quickly. I chose the pan fried scallops, they were perfect. Carrie had the Goats cheese salad, this was also beautiful. Which was followed by the buttered chicken curry, I had the beef bourguignon it melted in my mouth. I also stole a little of Cats curry which was full of flavour which was accompanied by a unexpected heat, a lovely surprise. By far the best meal we have had over the last two days. The waiting staff were amazing. Helpful, cheerful they all made our evening very special. I highly recommend a visit.

I don't really think the price of the food mate he's then quality and I personally found a lot better places to eat, for much better value, around St Katherines Dock...

Pros: - A fantastic view of the Tower of London while enjoying a meal of tea. - Very friendly reception staff who can check your booking and even give you a free parking pass, which could have costed £40 for guests according to gate sign. - Very relaxing atmosphere inside the Brasserie. - The food in Afternoon tea are nicely presented in the three layer metallic crate of a model of the Tower Bridge. - The Mararons are fresh, crispy outside and incredible soft side. - The red velvet cupcake with beautiful decoration that looks too good to be consumed. - The pineapple jelly and the scones with homemade strawberry jam are too good to be missed. - A good selection of tea in nicely presented tower wrapping box. Cons: - The finger sandwiches are a bit cold and hard, not as fresh as expected. - No refills. - Sunday roast is also available but not displayed at the door menu. - The model crate of the Tower Bridge containing the food is removed and placed the remaining food on the table without checking with customers.