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Fantastic atmosphere, we had it booked for our private client event! Loved the service & food. Any time again. Thank you

Great little pub I stayed in with beautiful rooms and great staff. Great breakfast and fab roast dinners

Great atmosphere all the staff made me feel welcome , they should all get a pay rise .

Most reviews here are way out of date. It is a useful refuge prior to a concert but has no food and limited anything. You are welcome to bring in purchases from the other outlets at Barbican.

Really enjoyed the atmosphere and private dining area for our guests. The staff were very accommodating, friendly and attentive. The food was really good; the only reason I'm giving one less star for the food is that it was slightly cold upon arrival, but quality overall was excellent!

Great pub. Love the history on the walls.

Fantastic pub, epic food, the pizzas are amazing and the staff are really warm and friendly :)

La comida era increíblemente cara. Llegar a cobrar 43 £ por un solomillo de mala calidad de 200 g. Si usted está considerando ir id sugerir rastrear la aplicación para nada mejor que 2 estrellas de calificación. Porque este lugar no merece 4.

I went to Toby carvery today it was my first time coming to Toby carvery. It was really nice and helpful and the food was very tasty and nice and fresh the meat was very nice and the veg was good too I like to say a big thank you to Anthony he was lovely and he help my dad out to the table. It was so nice hey mate fresh pot of cauliflower cheese, without no cheese for my mum I will definitely come back to this toby carvery

Located just off Oxford Street and nicely nestled between three underground stations; Goodge Street, Tottenham Court Road or Oxford Circus this newly opened pub ended up being a nice surprise lunch location for me and my partner. A pub that has been established since the 1700's the location certainly gives off a historical feel as you walk the side alley's you almost feel as if Jack The Ripper could pop out at you from the side entrance of the pub. instead though, and thankfully enough, the only thing we were greeted with was a tendful barman ready to pull a perfect pint of Murphy's stout. It was my first time trying the stout and although he'd tell you it doesn't beat a good Guinness (having grown up 10 minutes from the brewery, he tells us) he none the less indulges you in light hearted conversation as he lets the pint sit 3 quarters full letting the stout settle before finishing the pour. The art of serving a good stout, he tells me, is looking after the barrel lines and pouring it just right. We sat in a cosy corner by the window and the quaint ground floor bar off the main streets just enough to drown out most of the hustle and bustle of the busy west end but not so much that the atmosphere felt dead. Jazzy music plays and we enjoy our drink before we head to our 12:30 reservation for lunch. As we get ready to head up stairs to their "Pie Room" dining area we are greeted by Olivier who takes our drinks for us and leads us to the far left corner of the dining area to a table next to an open window. The sunshine and breeze was a welcome part of our lunch as it was a warm day in London. The menu is generous with starters like Crispy Lamb Belly Scrumpets and a Half Pint of Prawns. As we ordered, Olivier was happy to engage us in conversations and menu recommendations. We opted for the Chicken Liver Pate with caramelised onions and rye bread. The latter really complimenting the pate, it was just right to set us up for the main course. I ordered the Aged Beef Shin and Rib pie, which came with creamy mash and I ordered their Maple Roasted Root Vegetables on the side. My partner opted for the Braised Leg Shepherd's Pie with a Pea Salad. The flavours of both pies could be described as bold and packed with flavour. Both arrived piping hot, which is a relief as most pubs serve food that is on the way to being cold! You wont be disappointed in the roasted veg either. The shepherds pie was a tad on the salty side but the sweetness of the roasted veg helped lessen the edge of the dish and it was not like most shepherds pies in a sense that instead of the meat in a minced form it was more of a pulled texture and it made all the difference. The mashed potato on top was generous and added to the heartiness of the meal itself, so much so in that we skipped dessert even though the Newman Arms Chocolate Cake sounded tempting, we will be back for that next time! After our meal we went to check out their underground floor which offered board games and comfy sofa's to relax in where we had one last drink before heading back out on to Rathbone Street and off home. Just in time too as more people were arriving for a boozy lunch and tourists ready for The Newman Arms "Pie & Pint" offerings. All in all, I'd say this little gem of a pub is in a great location and has kept its 1700's charm while the menu and drinks on offer really bought it back up in to today's modern standards of great food and service. 5/5 on both fronts! We can't wait to go back to try more of what's on offer, like a Black Velvet pint served in a classic silver tankard!

Excellent meal as always. It was a great place to celebrate our son’s 18th birthday and our waiter Lino really looked after us.

Love this gastropub, feels like a bit of France in Richmond. Consistently excellent.

The Bull & Gate is housed in a fabulous Victorian pub building which has ben beautifully restored. A decent range of beers on tap. Staff are all friendly and helpful. We were there to watch football on Amazon Prime. Unfortunately, the pub's technology let them down - lots of screen freezing, buffering, sound not in synch with screens. They kindly moved us to a table with a slightly better screen, but we still had to have the match playing on our phones in order to reliably keep up with the action. hopefully they'll sort this out as otherwise it's a great pub, and good place to watch sport (the fact we could watch with no hitches on our phones using mobile data suggests the fault is with the pubs tech/broadband, not Amazon's broadcasting).

Stopped off for a Sundsy morning breakfast and was pleasantly surprised whagt. good visit we had. A traditional large, spacious and clean cafe with out door seating perfect for sunny weather. i had the halloumi, sujuk, egg & tomato breakfast and it was delicious. So much so I’ll be back for the same for the good value and generous portions. Friendly table and counter service, clean toilets and a good pit stop if you are near Petts Wood Railway Station

Lo que hizo que esta visita fuera memorable - y una experiencia que nunca se repetirá no fue la comida promedio por debajo - sino el extraordinario personal poco empático. Desde el tipo barbudo que nos registró sin palabras hasta la hora en que nos conocimos, ni una persona sonrió, ni una persona sonó remotamente como si les importara. Nunca más.