The Wolseley City in City of London, Westminster

As flawless as The Wolseley, shame about the suits

Building lovely, waitress miserable board line rude and unfriendly.. food over salted, No amomospher. Save your money there better places for the money.

Its a beautiful place, food and coffee were good. Service was also good, everyone was polite. Has an old worldly vibe which was nice

This was a lunchtime meeting with family. The service was outstanding and unhurried. Take note of the unhurried part. The art deco style decor is bold but not overwhelming. This restaurant has no view. The menu is solid and appeals to a wide range of tastes from works canteen upwards. I like it but I wouldn't make it my regular. But only because it's not quite my own personal style, most will love it.

Spectacular place! Good spot for business meetings and the service is fantastic.

Wow!! Worth every cent for a meal in this impressive building! Make sure you reserve a table though .. I had a very fantastic bacon and egg roll. The roll was soft and beautiful. Great coffee and the silver table settings were heavy and a pleasure to use.

This is a high-end restaurant near the bank station. The atmosphere and music are very exquisite. The service staff is considerate and attentive. There are not many choices of main dishes, but they are very distinctive. It is very enjoyable to dine. The restaurant has a rich wine list that you can slowly choose from. It is worth coming with good friends to taste it carefully.

Beautiful and new venue in the central area of ​​London. Stunning decor, excellent dishes and very friendly staff...Davide excellent Well prepared dishes. Must try

We had a lovely impromptu Tuesday evening dining experience at the Wolseley City. The polite and accommodating staff managed to find us a table and short notice and the service was friendly and professional. We had a quarter pint of deliciously sweet prawns, the deluxe soufflé and the tasty duck confit with savoy cabbage and bacon side. The grand setting made for a fantastic experience. Will come again.

Had my birthday ladies lunch here. Food was delicious. Service was spot on, it was a busy lunch time and they accommodated all our requests. Would love to come back again

Absolutely love this place. The staff here are absolutely fabulous from the greeting at the door to the service. They were warm welcoming, funny and provided exceptional service, and it is so reasonably priced. We went for the afternoon tea and will definitely be back.

Amazing sunday lunch today. One of the best l have had. The waiters were so friendly and helpful . Would definitely go again

Cool spot Live music in the afternoon Unlimited sandwiches w/ classic afternoon tea

Great atmosphere! Can be a bit noisy when it is busy! Had the Wiener schnitzel (very authentic) and the burger (patty was a bit burned) - overall a great experience with good service!

I went last night, the food was not amazing in terms of quality to be honest but, the place and setting are very nice and the service was very good too. I will go back because my office is very close by and it is also a good place to potentially take customers however, I hope the food quality will improve and become more tasty too (I had the house Gnocchis as a main and it was quite tasteless I am afraid).

Fantastic food and incredible service! One guest had a dairy allergy and before entering the restaurant I had an email from guest team asking if needed any further information on dishes. When we arrived nothing was too much trouble, extremely accommodating of dietary requirements and staff were excellent from front of house seating us to drinks team and everyone in between. Would 100% visit again and highly recommend.

Beautiful ambiance and atmosphere, loved it. Cocktails avg price £14-17

Breakfast at The Wolseley remains in a league of it's own. The full English is well cooked and generous in size. Wonderful atmosphere especially during Christmas. Service was good though it was harder to track down our waiter as it got busier in the restaurant. Great experience overall, will be returning!

We popped in today and really enjoyed our time at The Wolesley! It's beautiful, affordable, and our server, Betty, was the cherry on top, really lovely and friendly! I will definitely go back!

Amazing staff, so kind and welcoming! Food and desserts were really good, as expected. Good atmosphere, plenty of space, nice jazz music.

Great food and great service. Pudding was awesome!

I had an exceptional visit yesterday afternoon for afternoon tea. It was brilliant service and we were so well looked after by two individuals in particular. The live music was also a brilliant touch- I didn’t know there was live music every Sunday!

Great breakfast Beautiful art deco building

Had dinner for 1 here in Christmas Eve. So I get it's Christmas Eve, but the place is not full, spare tables, no on on the mezzanine etc. Service was pretty awful. 14 min wait just to get a menu. Had to track a waiter down to pour the wine, which they do not leave near the table. Finally accosting a waiter resulted in the silent treatment and side eye. Ugh Food was mixed. Ribeye was good. Chicken Schnitzel was dry and overcooked. Overall very poor and not recommended at all. Best avoided

We had a 7:30pm Christmas Eve reservation for 4. The food was ok. We ordered two bottles of wine which were kept in a different place, away from the table, so when we wanted a top up we had to ask a waiter to bring it to us. When they’d pour, they’d drip the wine over the table. Before the deserts (around 9:00pm) all the tables that had finished were already set up for the following day. The staff were more focused on cleaning cutlery -which we could constantly hear in the background- and setting up tables for tomorrow rather than us having a good experience. Lastly, the mandatory service charge was 15%.

I ordered poached eggs on fish cakes, and it was nice enough. The latte I ordered was okay but came with froth and chocolate, so it was more of a cappuccino than a latte. The plating could have been better, but plating doesn't impact the taste, so I wasn't overly concerned with it. The cafe decor itself is classic, but I presume they cannot modernise as it's located in a listed building. The service was great, friendly, and efficient.

An excellent dining experience. Highlight was actually the dessert: a marmalade bread and butter pudding.

Breakfast 9am 19/12 was very slap dash. Waited 35 minutes for a coffee. Toast with eggs was cold and butter solid. Food was ok but won't be back

Went for Sunday brunch for 4 of us, good selection of food, would highly recommend the Treacle cured bacon chop with double fried egg. You are looking at around £35 per main, with sides on average £6. Beautiful building would recommend 👌

Superb decor, gorgeous silver service crockery, cutlery etc. Service is average - took at least 30 minutes before we got our first drink and to get a bottle of wine was another long wait. Waitress slopped a lot of water just in front of me when pouring - enough to soak the tablecloth but no offer of mopping it up. Sat in a booth with a low back bench seat that was back to back with another booth - lots of accidental head knocking and shoulder hits with the diners behind us. Food: Oysters were superb - roast celeriac was bland and for £25 there were 3 tissue paper thin slices, with half a soggy roasted carrot and parsnip. But the roast potatoes were superbly crunchy and delicious. Caramelised pineapple for dessert was delicious. Partner had the fish pie which he said was "fine". Friends had duck and roast chicken both "fine". There is a cover charge, bottled water is very expensive so ask for tap water. I would have asked for the service charge to be removed had I not been with other friends. Overall a real disappointment for the £430 price tag.

Visited recently for afternoon tea to celebrate a family birthday. Our table was offered to us much later than our booking despite it being available. Once ordered, teas were brought out without accompaniments, food was delivered at different times for each diner with kids orders arriving last. Refill portions were for one person only and sandwiches were average. Poor service. I would not recommend. Miles apart from Piccadilly.

Very tasty food and reasonable portion sizes but the service needs improving. You would expect better service for the prices paid.

Exception service. By mistake we had made a booking at the green park restaurant. With 10mins notice they arranged a table for us at the city place instead. Thank you!

Had a delightful afternoon tea here with my son. Excellent service from the moment we entered. We opted for the classic afternoon tea which came with a selection of sandwiches and cakes, and warm scones with jam and cream. A choice of loose leaf teas, including a delicious caramel one. We have good appetites and just managed to finish which proves. Recommended if in London and you don't mind being away from the west end.

Just stopped off for a meeting. Was nice to see properly made mint tea!

Great restaurant. Highly enjoyable there tonight👍😋

Had a great breakfast the food was great if you are in the city looking forward to trying out lunch and dinner

Had a superb Sunday Lunch at The Wolseley City. The entire experience from the welcome, the room, table setting and service was wonderful. The Sunday lunch Roast Beef was amazing, the beef was cooked to perfection and all of the accompaniments were delicious. The atmosphere in the room created by the live jazz band was relaxed and added to the Sunday lunch experience. We finished with the famous Wolseley Cheesecake and it finished out a wonderful afternoon. Highly recommend it - a great opportunity to catch up with family and friends.

Great venue for breakfast in the city.

Reserved a table with some friends. The food was too chewy and a bit cold. The staff stare a lot (not sure why that is) and have some BO problems, I would recommend them silver antibacterial cream since deodorant is not considerate for those who have asthma. The service was not too bad, they were happy to make adjustments but I expected a better service from a fine dining venue. I doubt that I will return for meals here. Please note that I do not want to be contacted or emailed.

We loved it at the Wolseley. Food was gorgeous and large portions. We had the Sunday roast. The beef was medium to rare and perfect. The staff friendly and approachable, very attentive and discreet. The band played jazz, perfect for a cloudy afternoon. Loved it.

Had breakfast here. Pricy but decent food and coffee and excellent service. The atmosphere in the restaurant is also very fancy. A good place to go on special occasions.

Used for a business dinner a few times and cannot stress enough how fantastic the service is. We used the private room tonight, previously, and have booked for future, and I am terribly sorry for this because I can't remember his name, but our server was honestly unbeatable. He is the Bangladeshi host, who my older colleague always makes cricket jokes with, so he will know who we are. Sometimes it can be easy to forget what good service should be in high end restaurants, but he (and the restaurant) set the bar very high. They were incredible in their attendance to us, friendly and welcoming presence, and cannot fault a single second of our evening. Outside of the service, the food is 10/10, it's delicious, cocktails are amazing, and whilst pricey it is worth every penny. I've paid much more for a fraction of the service and food quality many times before. I'll update after our next dinner with our amazing server's name becease he is the main reason the dinners here are so enjoyable.

Really good. Great food accompanied by really attentive and thoughtful service. Will go again.

It's a star of the City. Great staff, good food and good value. Decor is amazing, recalls original Wolseley perfectly.

Enormous range of choices for breakfast. Omelettes is cooked almost to perfection - supple, fluffy, silky. Three salmon is chewy and delicious, but too salty. The venue is clean, comfy, elegant but relaxing. Staff is professional. I'd highly recommend.

Charming Maitre d' who helped greatly. Recommended!

really great staff, fantastic service

Booked a table for 7:30 last night and arrived on time. It was a bit chilly so we had coats. We had to take them to our table and put them on the seat next to us as no offer of a cloakroom A few minutes later our bread arrived (which was very good) but no side plate, so we’re holding the bread and trying to butter in our hands. Very strange. Oysters weren’t shucked very well so I had quite a bit of shell to crick through. But the prawn and avocado cocktail was good for my wife. Main course and desserts were both pretty good but nothing special. The bill arrived with a “discretionary 15% tip on”. I don’t think the meal deserved 15% so I gave 10%. Only for the waiter to come back with the bill in 1 hand and the cash in another asking why I had only given 10%. These restaurants put “discretionary” on their bills then expect you to pay it, I guarantee if I paid more it wouldn’t have questioned it. From now on I will be insisting on them removing the tip before I pay, that way there can be no confusion on what “discretionary” means and I won’t be returning here.

One of my most disappointing meal in many years. First time at the City branch . The Piccadilly branch always managed to provide enough substance with the style regretfully a celebratory family gathering at the City missed the mark on nearly all levels. Maybe going on for Sunday lunch meant they were short handed in front of house but it was tough to get any attention. Food was poor or just okay. Sent back the bacon chops as they were inedible , Bloody Mary watery and had no spice, lemon or tabasco. Meal was bland conveyor belt stuff and definitely expect more for about £100 a head. Overall left regretting having chosen the restaurant. Will not be going back and should have known better.

Summary - very nice (if a little pricey) restaurant near the Tower of London and the Great Fire of London monument. I had a vegetarian dish which was excellent y end my colleagues had meat and fish which they all loved. Service for drinks was slow but the rest was excellent.

Amazing place for any time of the day. Weekend afternoon tea is genuinely best 👌. It is a treat !!

Calmer on a Saturday but in the hot weather cool and relaxed vibe. Good food and drinks perfect .fab service and a special mention to a lovely young lady Hannah preferable to west end location ..

I was recently in London for the first time in a while. Visited the (for me) newly opened Wolsley City. It was a truly lovely experience with the full Wolsley Pall Mall transported lock stock to the City. The breakfast was fantastic, wholesome and filling. Black pudding and full English genuinely worth the price. Service as always exception starting with the polite and generous welcome from the doorman. Reception were accommodating, helpful and gracious. My only advice ...if you are in London and time permits, go and experience this lovely establishment for yourself.

Dined in the Private Dining room at the weekend celebrating a 50th birthday. I found Davina to be super helpful leading up to the event. She was in contact as soon as the booking was made to make arrangements for the day including arranging a surprise birthday cake (which was delicious), and allowing me access to the room in plenty of time to set.things up. She also liaised with the chef who was kind enough to have a little bit of flexibility with the fixed menu. Nothing was too much trouble and I always received a prompt response to any queries I had. Freddie was our designated room host on the day and we couldn’t have been happier with the care and service he provided. We were treated royally. The Private Dining rooms are beautifully kitted out and feel quite decadent - the perfect setting for celebrating half a century. We had a set menu (with a few subtle changes) and the food didn’t disappoint. Each course was excellent. The surprise cheesecake, superb! We stayed longer than planned once the wine was flowing and the room was available throughout. It was a memorable day made more special by the great service we received and delicious food. Would highly recommend.

Amazing restaurant with stunning view! Angela was amazing and very helpful. Looked after us the whole time and made our day special! Will definitely recommend to my friends for a Sunday brunch. Loved the attention to details from Angela as well! Thanks.

Ioana Nicuta​​​​, one of the managers, is outstanding. Constantly putting you first and arranging the details of the booking and service. Cannot recommend enough.

A great place to eat within the week.

We had the afternoon tea. Cakes and scones were good, however the quality of the sandwiches didn't follow. Tea was good. Service was polite but could be improved (forgot to bring the tea, and not the most enthusiastic service)

We came over for my sister’s birthday breakfast and I ordered the English. For £24.00, it is not bad. The food is delicious with its black pudding, bacon and beans. I had poached eggs were cooked perfectly. The staff are so welcoming and they provide you with water and check up if you need anything. With The Wolseys known for its rich history of being an old showroom for cars. The interior design captures its history and to make it authentic.

A high end resto with great pretensions. The oysters came already separated from the shell. It turned out the 'seaweed' on the oyster ice was plastic! Urgh! My indifferently cooked sea bream wasn't a fish it was a fillet. Won't be going there again. PS accoustics dreadful

What an amazing recreation of the original. So good. We went for breakfast as it is dog friendly and we had Doris with us. Although we were not allowed with Doris in the main restaurant (which we are in Piccadilly) we were found a comfortable, if small table, in the bar. The manager laid the table with linen etc We ordered full English’s and the waiter got the order exactly right, as did the kitchen - some feat. The food was delicious (sausages could be improved) and all was as should be. In fact it was all really really good. The team were very friendly, from doorman to reception, to service. Michael (Mike) looked after really well. The only problem is, this difficult customer will be back very soon ! Thank you.

As expected... terrific. Really beautiful jazz too from the boys. Exceptional.

Beautiful place....food was good

Disappointed with Alex the manager, couldn’t serve us because of his “policies”

LOVE this place. Three of us took a colleague and his new wife for a post wedding celebration. Food was fabulous, cocktail are decent and the wine list is compact and caters for all budgets. Stand outs are rhe dressed crab and the confit duck, just lush 😋 Highly recommend.

Excellent food and great ambience. The wine list is expensive but there is a white wine at a reasonable price.

Food has been excellent both times I've been but service has been pretty average both times. Can be a bit slow. I would definitely go back.

The food was simply not good enough for such an expensive restaurant. Tough veal, pretty bland and expensive.

Came to city branch last night on the spur of the moment ( no booking ) with a couple of friends.. we were greeted by the most lovely man!!. I don’t normally write reviews but just wanted the wolseley too know what a great front of house guy they have… went above and beyond to help us… so thank you again John Luca ( sure spelling is wrong ) sorry!!!. You helped make a spontaneous evening perfect

Very good, portion size was good, better value than expected.

Good food and amazing customer service.

Ideal for a business lunch. Noisy but by no means worse than any where else

I have been to this restaurant before and it is wonderful. Unfortunately the restaurant has changed its reservation policy and you have to use a website to reserve. Entering credit card details is easy but then you get pointed to a “capture” type authentication- I have worked in IT for thirty years but after 3 hours and of trying across two computers and two mobile phones - I tried Google and safari I have given up. I will now lose my reservation - such a shame as this is a wonderful restaurant. Booking a restaurant should not be this hard.

Quite a luxurious and pricey restaurant, and naturally we have very high expectations. The restaurant delivered it well and while it has some minor areas for improvement, we had a great experience! The interior has a very posh and luxurious design, which we really loved. Meal started off with bread and butter. We ordered a Chicken Soup with Metzo Dumpling starter, which unfortunately was quite underwhelming as the Metzo dumpling was too salty. Grilled fish of the day was super fresh and delicious, and was one of our favorite dishes. Chicken schnitzel was well fried, and portion size was unexpectedly huge! Flat iron steak frites was cooked to the desired wellness, though portion size is relatively small compared to the schnitzel. For sides, the savoy cabbage with bacon and mashed potatoes were really flavourful and tasty - definitely our favorite sides. The creamed spinach was quite disappointing - we had much better creamed spinach in other restaurants. We also had desserts - mostly ice creams, which were very artisanal and refreshing. Gin and grapefruit sorbet was really refreshing after such a heavy meal. Coupe Lucian was also very delicious, though it can be super heavy and sinful, given the caramel sauce and whipped cream that comes along with it. The cheese platter was surprisingly large, and could have been a course by itself. The best dessert we tried has to be the Marmalade Bread and Butter Pudding - done to perfection. Staff were trained very well and were professional. They took note who ordered what, and ensured that the utensils matched the food item.

I wanted to say a huge thank you for a wonderful breakfast event this morning. We hired the private dining area, which is stunning. Thank you in particular to Rayhan and the other team members who honestly couldn’t do enough for us. Our guests all commented on how amazing the venue/food and service was. Thank you for the seamless organisation, delicious breakfast, and exceptional service, we will definitely be back.

The food and service are very poor,honestly is a very expensive pub

Great news location for breakfast, art deco feel. Breakfast was very tasty and nice but just bloody expensive for what you got. The English (full english) was nice but you don't get any toast, that's extra. Big pot of tea in a nice silver tea pot! So definitely worth a visit and will be busy but make sure you aren't expecting a Simpson large breakfast! Total for 4 people and a couple of drinks £140!!!!!

Nice decor in Egyptian style, breakfast was very good with nice coffee. Private dining rooms were impressive.

An excellent addition to the City scene, I was hugely impressed - over and above the buzzy and glamorous room, service was outstanding, food excellent and - for the City - it represented very good value for money. I actually, and coincidentally, returned for lunch and once again everything was top class. The menu is classic, refined comfort food with a lot of favourites on there - I can't wait to return to try out the rest of them...

Lovely service Excellent food. The venue is as good as the Wolsely at Piccadilly.

The vegetable/plant main was somewhat a let down, but I was very glad to see a dish that doesn't rely on unimaginative onion and chilli. On paper, I liked the dish, white beans should be cooked well, soft and fat, having taken on the flavour of the broth, however these beans needed longer soaking and cooking time. Some pieces of artichoke were inedible as tough. The aubergine was mostly tasty, but missing the lovely caramelisation aubergines cooked well can have, and one piece of aubergine was just seeds, like when they are old and turn dry a little bitter. I ordered marmalade bread and butter pudding and also tried the creme brulé and the baked (?) cheesecake. The desserts at The Wolseley City are delicious. They could use a vegan chef to prepare vegetable dishes; someone that understands how to make the most of vegetables.

The food/ service was poor. The waiter got muddled up with coffee order and wasn’t sure what was the oat milk flat white and a cappuccino having waited 10 plus minutes for drinks. Food came before drinks. The salt shaker didn’t work. The salt grinder was empty. Food was luke warm. Toast was so chewy, like toffee. £21.50 for salmon and scrambled eggs. Shame not like the Wolseley of old. Update: (I have contacted you via your website form with my contact details if you wish to get in touch)

Ouch.... this place has all the fundamentals to become a great restaurant, but boy does it have a way to go before it gets there. I've been a regular at The Wolseley in Piccadilly for 20 years. It's a great restaurant. I have never on a single occasion had reason to complain. However, on my first visit to The Wolseley "City" a number of unusual things happened which one would not expect: - The restaurant did not have several things listed on the menu - The waiter serving the starter noticeably smelled like BO - The kitchen was wholly unable to cook meat to a particular cuisson I'm not sure how someone with poor personal hygiene makes it on to the dining room floor of a restaurant like The Wolseley. One simply cannot help but wonder in how many other areas quality control is lacking if something like that can happen. Similarly, I don't understand how not cooking meat to a desired temperature is possible. If in doubt, use a thermometer. It is a fool proof approach which never fails. There are many restaurants where one wouldn't be surprised if these things happened, but The Wolseley brand ought to be a guarantee of a higher standard. In the instance, the head waiter was very understanding and apologetic. Things were taken off the bill etc. But ultimately, we never look for cheap or apologetic. We look for high quality and consistency. In summary: Good foundation, but not on this occasion the required standard.

Great lunch, good wine list and waiting staff were superb.

We came for a business meeting for coffee and cocktails at 3.30pm on a Friday afternoon. We had aggressive rude service by our first waiter who interrupted our conversation by saying "hello, hello" in a feisty, unpleasant way. This was completely unnecessary. Then a waitress told us we had to order lunch because we had made a reservation but a) who eats lunch at 3.30? b) it's a Friday afternoon in the City so no pressure on tables; and c) only 3 tables were occupied. I think more flexibility is needed here, the restaurant was almost empty so the waiting staff really just needed to give us what we wanted rather than forcing us to eat. We ordered food and this was good. The waiter with the goatee beard who cleared the table was lovely and partially compensated for the poor service beforehand. I hope management take note of the points above, I don't want to email the restaurant and neither do I want to be contacted.

The food is great as always, the building is an exact copy of the Wolseley picadilly but i find the service less attentive. The Bennedict eggs and the haggis we had where very good

My partner and I indulged in breakfast at The Wolseley City. Having enjoyed numerous delightful meals at the Wolseley Piccadilly, I held high expectations. While the City location was commendable, it didn't quite match the exceptional standards of the Piccadilly branch. Our breakfast choice included eggs florentine for me, while my partner opted for eggs atop fishcakes. We also shared pancakes with fruit, though they were a tad overdone. Accompanying my meal was a pot of coffee, which I found slightly weak for my taste; I'll remember to request a stronger brew next time. The interior decor was breathtaking, and the service was efficient, albeit lacking the unparalleled professionalism found at their other location. Overall, it's a splendid spot for special occasions or a luxurious treat.

Didn't love it. Felt cold and quiet

Amazing spot as expected! The food and atmosphere are fantastic. The only thing was our service was a bit slow. Still giving it a 5, as I think it was just our small area with the slow service.

Beautiful Bar to have a drink in, very close to Monument Tube Station. The Art Deco style is truly awesome, such a nice place to relax in 😎 Didn't try the Restaurant, so can't comment on the food. The Bar drinks are good, but the Bar staff are a bit miserable/cold 👎 Still worth a visit though 👍

Great service and lovely atmosphere around lunchtime on a Tuesday. Room for improvement in the choice of food, especially the hors d'oeuvre. The portion sizes were rather conservative, albeit good quality.

Lovely evening, the food, restaurant and service was top top!

I had a great time at the Wolseley food was delicious. And they were very welcoming with pram they gave me the best spot plenty space for the pram definitely will be back this will be my place to go.

We dined out with friends at The Wolseley City last Friday and had a truly wonderful evening. All of our meals, without exception, were prepared impeccably, the serving staff were attentive and accommodating, and the atmosphere was vibrant without being overwhelming. The jazz play list was lovely and well curated, and it was a rare treat to be able to enjoy the music without having to shout above it. The room is quite beautiful - created by the esteemed design team at Fabled Studio - and it all added up to a really special night. I should also note, with admiration, that the management had clearly addressed and resolved the teething issues of the early days of its opening, and really made this a celebration of culinary finesse with a service and ambience to match. I have no doubt that this will become as much an iconic highlight for The City as its sister restaurant is for the West End.

Sumptuous Sunday roast at the Wolseley City… With so many places closed on Sunday, finding the Wolseley was a miracle! The food was an absolute delight. The staff were incredible, Dan was really welcoming… and Eric was a real character 🙏 he really knew the menu and made the perfect suggestions. I had a starter of Prawn cocktail, was absolutely delicious and my partner had oysters which really hit the spot. The roast dinner was exceptional, next level stuff wow! Best beef I’ve had in a very long time. Followed by a devine Creme Brûlée… There was a live jazz band which was a great surprise. Would I recommend the Wolseley on a Sunday.. absolutely 🙏

Huge place. Very nice and cozy atmosphere. Service was good. Lots of variety in dishes. Tried their fish pie, which was great. Also had a coffee.

Exceptional breakfast and warm service from door to desk to table. Those eggs!

Caught up with an old colleague for a coffee; it’s a convenient location near Monumnrnt station. Good spot for a discussion on a busy thoroughfare. The cafe was quite noisy with dropped cups & plates, staff conversations etc. No problem though as wasn’t busy mid afternoon. Coffee itself was well presented, although a little weak for personal preference

What a fabulous room, art deco splendour conviently located for Bank and Monument Tube. Full English Breakfast at £22.50. Whats not to like...well, once you've had toast, coffee and juice it's approaching £100 for two. Just the wrong price. When a restaurant of this standard want to charge extra for toast with a FULL English breakfast you know you are having your pants pulled down. £6.50 for a filter coffee ?? Please...I won't be bringing anymore client business here.