The best restaurants serving British food in City of London, Westminster London

Popped in for a drink on sat afternoon but after paying £16.20 for a lager and a single gin and tonic I won’t ever go back why everywhere you go you get ripped off no need 😤😤😤

Fantastic food, brilliant service from Reece. Our go to spot for some top food. We always bring visitors from abroad here. Highly recommend

Went for afternoon tea. We were rushed.after half an hour the bill was plonked on our table.we run out of milk and tea and kept having to ask for refills music played one song? In 40 mins the bill was plonked on our table 3times.servise was terrible.

Great selection of beers. It was rammed when I was there on a Friday evening. But more space upstairs and I had a decent Pad Thai

Well the show was excellent...but oh boy the food was horrible..no taste and also very small portions. I don't think it's all worth it for the price you would expect more. Further the cocktails and wine is very expensive plus they charge an entertainment charge on your final bill plus a service charge. Be warned it nearly cost us the same price as what we booked for!

Stopped in a number of times. Good selection of traditional beers as well as very tasty craft beers. Really busy a couple of times, but steady and relaxing on Saturday afternoon after a big day sightseeing. Nice quiet setting. Had dinner a number of times. Good meals on and tasty.

Great service , friendly staff . Well worth a visit .

Great pub atmosphere with famous pies and vegetarian choices. We also had fantastic service from Erica, thank you for your above and beyond service!!! Highly recommend!

Popped in after making a deliberate choice to visit this place, which I think is quite new. Went in, sat down, it was quiet and Easter Sunday. Casually dressed guy offered me a menu and then a conversation between him and two other staff broke out next to the empty table beside me. One-off the staff was being told off for doing something wrong - I sat and wondered why no one had either a drink inform or even a badge to show they were staff. I decided what I wanted to eat from the small menu. All three then walked off and no one came back for 6 or 7 minutes. I decided that was too long considering how quiet it was and I was getting bad vibes from the place. For somewhere that serves sausages, pies and gravy there was no smell at all, I couldn’t even see anyone with food so I decided to trust my instinct and left. A restaurant that isn’t interested in making sure customers are enjoying the experience is no good. Won’t last long I don’t think.

We had very good seafood lunches st this conveniently located London restaurant, but the location and quality make it a popular lunch spot for those working in the area as well. Get there before noon to have a shot at getting a table without a reservation. Note to Loch Fyne: Please letthe servers tell us what the specials for the day are. Having to hold up the chalkboard for us to read is awkward, time-consuming, and implies that you don’t think they’re able to remember them. The wait staff was very good and they don’t need a prop.

Enjoyed a great late lunch here on a Saturday afternoon. So many nice things on the menu & we opted for the deep fried brie, mixed kebab with salad & Tzatziki instead of rice & moussaka. Great prices & friendly staff too. They do a set menu as a cheaper alternative but the al a carte prices were very reasonable. Would recommend & would eat here again, & not a hen party in sight :-)

I was in here twice during our recent stay at the Hilton and neither would i report as positive. On arrival to the hotel we visited here for a quick drink and nibble, the serving staff were really very poor in both their knowledge of drinks and their communication skills. We asked if they had any Crisps or nuts and was greeted with lost faces! The ordered some Aubergine fried pieces, but they were really awful - VERY greasy and tasteless. We also ate here for Breakfast and again the service was pretty similar and the food very confused - we ordered smoked salmon and poached eggs on toast but nothing about it was really positive - the very small eggs on served on a circle of toast about 3 cm wide (of what use that is supposed to be i have no idea).

We happened upon this pub and really enjoyed the fish and chips. The mushy peas were also surprisingly delicious. The bartender was very friendly. She took our order at the bar, had us go upstairs to find a table, and then brought the food up to us. Would recommend!

Went here for dinner. It was very quiet the waitress said its normally like that on Friday's. The food was all very nice Braked brie followed by shepherd's pie with pieces of lamb rather than mince it was very tasty followed by chocolate tart for me and ice cream for my husband. It was quite expensive but I suppose that's London prices. Would go there again if in the area

Alarms bells should have rung when the diners at the next table said the food wasn’t good at all. I ordered fish and chips which was just about passable but not worth the near £25 paid. Waiter taking my order was in no way hospitable or welcoming. He then became rude when I paid the bill which I had asked to be split between myself and a colleague. He made no attempt to hide his irritation at this request , making us wait and then flicking the credit card print out across the bar in an utterly disdainful manner. Appalling service and won’t be back .