Unwined Waterloo in Lambeth

Efter en hård dag på fødderne i Londons gader, og derefter et totalt stoppet undergrund hvor vi brugte en time på at komme hjem, besluttede vi at tage noget mad på vej hjem til hotellet. Til vores held fandt vi dette lille hyggelige sted. Vi blev budt velkommen af en flink ung mand som forklarede os om menukortet. Vi fik et bræt med ost og pølse, samt foccacia brød. Dertil en flaske rød vin. Alt var lækkert og absolut rimelige priser. Helt klart et sted vi vil komme tilbage til, h is vi igen er i området.

We hired out the venue on the Saturday and it was amazing. Really nice spot with some great food, service and wine choices. They were very friendly and accommodating and everyone (all 50 of us) had an amazing time. Thank you so much Emma and the team

Wonderful selection of wine but also some great small plates of food. Croquettes were amazing as was the cheese selection. Staff were polite and the place felt relaxed - love it!

This was by far the best dinner I had in London. The service was familiar, the food was excellent, as was the wine. I was there with my wife and two kids (13 & 15), and we all agreed this was the best dinner we had. Myself I’ve been to London a couple of times, and also visited both Ireland and Scotland. And this was the best meal ever. We ordered all sharers from the menu and tasted three different wines. Everything was good and the we reordered our favourites, both food and wine ;-) We highly recommend that you book a table and enjoy this restaurant!!! We will definitely come back!

Excellent atmosphère, service, wine and food. We spent a lovely evening - good advices from the waiter for the wine and good recommendation for food. Wine selection interesting as different from usual proposition.

We had a lovely evening this Tuesday and really enjoyed experiencing new & delicious wines while learning how the weather (this month's theme) can impact grapes. The food was amazing and the service? beyond all expectations! A lovely server who was very enthusiastic and knowledgeable.

This is a lovely place. Knowledgeable staff that really know their food and wine and serve with passion in what they do. They make a point of selling wine that is a bit off the beaten track and small plates of delicious food. After an amuse of chickpea panisse with fermented chilli and Parmesan paired with a delightful sparkling Riesling and a burrata with cantaloupe melon, burnt fig relish, mint and toasted pecans paired with a surprisingly lovely Turkish rose I was tempted to keep eating and drinking. A recommendation we’ll deserved

Brilliant evening with a fantastic experience. Delicious and different selection of wines paired with a good choice of artisanal cheeses. Our waitress was very informative and friendly. The only criticism would be the digital menu- would have been nice to have a proper menu to complete this lovely experience.

Unwined is located in the lobby of a "container hotel" but really cosy. The winecard offers a great variety. Nice place to stop for one or two glasses.

A small (but perfectly delivered) menu - I had the aubergine fries (yum) - paired with a wide ranging wine list in relaxed surroundings. This place is worth seeking out, behind Waterloo Station. Even better, they offer a few wines :`on tap' - good value Prosecco by the 250ml carafe if you want more than a single glass but less than a bottle. Maybe they could expand their range a little for this offer? I was pleased to have found this place - would happily return!

Very cosy location close to Waterloo station. Seats are stools so not the most comfortable for a long evening. Menu is small but interesting. Dishes are very small and somewhat expensive for what they are. Service was good throughout the evening.

Paid a visit after watching a production at the young Vic. Felt very cosy. Nice wines, lovely olives, really friendly. We'll certainly be back.

Had a such a wonderful time. Menu was really interesting and it was a cozy atmosphere. Our waiter was really thoughtful - he gave great recommendations and my glass was never empty. Exceptionally tall bloke, knew his wines very well.

Great location on a pedestrianised street next to Waterloo Station. Small but interesting menu - and, of course, the wines. Pretty quiet (not many customers) and not particularly cheap, though.

My friend brought me to try a light lunch. She had had a drink here before but noticed the food was good for people less inclined to eat meat. I had the cured mackerel starter, in ginger and the texture of a tartare but in small pieces. Fabulous. My friend had the tagliatelle and we shared perfect chips. I finished with coffee and their chocolate and olive oil cake. Not for people who like huge portions and a boring menu. Chef has created an interested menu and lovely to meet his wife and infant son dining next to us.

Interesting set-up in converted shipping containers. But rather cramped with uncomfortable seats that dig in one's back. Service was fast, friendly and informative. Wine (Emiliana Salvaje) was very enjoyable - v. smooth with good body. Starters were easily the best part of the meal though. Tasty and interesting. The mains were seriously disappointing. Curried goat - not really much of a curried flavour, tiny amount of meat (with plenty of bones in them, meaning even less meat) -to be quite honest one would need two of these servings to make a decent sized main course (and at £13 each makes it VERY expensive). In fact all the mains were exceedingly small. The red lentil dish was nothing special (reminded me very much of the dall that we rustle up in large batches at home). Again with the deserts - no wow factor at all. Have to say that I've come to the conclusion that many of these contemporary restaurants are jumping on the make a quick buck wagon - do something a bit quirky, but serve small portions of inexpensive (to prepare) food and charge OTT for it.

I liked this place, it’s cute and the staff are sweet! The first visit in Feb was better though. To be honest the menu this evening wasn’t for me - I’m not saying it was bad though. Just a ‘let’s go somewhere else and eat...

We had lunch at this restaurant this past Saturday and it was really a great experience. The food, which this month was inspired by the caribbean chef, was really good and well-tasting, and the owner of the restaurant was really friendly and service-minded. We really...

The service is excellent and I will be definitely going back. The Pinot noir that the waitress recommended was delicious. Perfect place for a perfect dinner! Thank you!

Here at least once every couple of months and it is amazing. Always different, interesting wine and food. Would recommend highly.

A perfect/cosy wine bar and pop up kitchen! The staff are really friendly and knowledgable and the wine choice is different and exciting!! Food was delicious too. Highly recommend for those who enjoy their wine

The staff and service here is exceptional. It has a calm and soothing atmosphere and have never had less than a brilliant time here. The staff all know their wines and the selection is so different and refreshing. The food is also great quality and...

We came here and were not disappointed! Lovely atmosphere, attentive staff and fabulous food! Linnets kitchen was in the pop up spot and it was brilliant! Such delicious food and perfect portions! I would recommend this place and would come here again!

This place is great. A different theme for the wines each month and they’re brilliantly selected. The food is gorgeous, tasty with good size portions. The staff are friendly and very knowledgeable about the wines. The interior is cosy and creative. Great asset to the...