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Lovely grounds brilliant cafe food good coffee good defo worth a visit

The food is very bad I won't come back here ever again. The drinks are disgusting.

It's worth coming here now and seeing this beautiful Christmas decoration. The snowball-shaped facade with a magical bird inside was designed by Tatiana Kharchylava, creative director of The Birley Clubs.

Amazing food and a lovely Rodizio experience

Sadly I took a close business associate to this restaurant on the recommendation of Trip Advisor We had travelled all day from different cities to different hotels to meet at the About Thyme Restaurant it was very closed and so far we have been told it has been that way for many months May I suggest that TA keeps their records up to date as with most technology it is driven by humans and is only as good as the information that is put in This was a very expensive mistake Obviously in future I will always check that TA is accurate I have always enjoyed TA and intend doing so in the future but please update your records

Really nice venue, with great staff and a huge selection of interesting beers. I'll be back when in the area.

Went for a birthday lunch with 8 people. Everyone really enjoyed their pizzas and pastas, and service was great. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a new local Italian restaurant.

Wonderful little theater with great entertainment options flowing through. Bar and ticket staff were friendly. They have pizza available while you wait for the show to start. The theater is intimate and laid out well, maybe too well. You are so close to the stage, it almost feels like you shouldn’t be watching. Like some kind of voyeuristic fever dream.

I have no words but praise for Brigits Bakery. Last Sunday me and my family went on the Peppa Pig afternoon tea bus, and it was very well organised. The food was amazing, drinks all the time, Matt was really good and integrated alot with children. Me and my husband had fun as much as my daughter. Worth every money..

5-star welcome and service from a charming young man, afternoon tea very good for the price. Super good scone

Good food and atmosphere as always.

One of the best restaurants in London with very kind and helpful waiters, I recommend it to everyone

We stumbled in off the street after a day walking the Thames; although essentially fully booked they rearranged tables to fit us in. Five tapas dishes between us, plus sweet potato fries, were produced swiftly. This was a good amount of food! Our favourite was the aubergine closely followed by the baked goat’s cheese. Lots of vegan/ gluten-free options were available. Our fabulous server AJ (who turned out to be a manager working occasional shifts) eventually divulged the secret to the aubergines, crispy on the outside, melting on the inside, doused with sticky date molasses. You’ll have to go yourself and charm your own server to find out! AJ treated us to glasses of delicious Pedro Ximenez to accompany our dessert (vegan raspberry chocolate torte, yes please) and then since we got chatting also introduced us to Liquor 43. We loved this place for the fresh ingredients, ambience and top-notch service.

I’ve been to Mc & Sons a few times for a pint but this was the first time having some food, I have heard very good things though so was excited to go. I was not disappointed, although the service could have been better but it was quite busy so it was understandable. We had the prawn crackers and vegetable spring rolls which was simple but good. For main we went for prawn Tow Jeow Dum and chicken Pad Thai and honestly everything was delicious. I really recommend this place not only for a good pint of Guinness but also if you enjoy good Thai food!

This place is special. Nothing fancy about it; your classic cafe. Just nice people serving amazing food. Sandwiches never disappoint