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

Best brunch I have ever had! Well worth coming back, it has been a few years bexause of Covid but it it still here and as good as I remember it to be!

i AM from america and i really want to go here just because of the name

Intelligent menu seems to change regularly. Uncomplicated ingredients sourced well and competently coupled. The food just had that confidence of coming from people who knew what they were doing. Fabulous lunch - very impressed.

I visited this venue for a ball that was held there by my university. The food was very poor and the drinks were overpriced. I wouldn’t recommend anyone go here as from my experience the chefs can’t care to put much effort into the food they send out.

Small and perfect place to taste typical English fish and chips. I opted for the grilled fish with vegetables and it was really tasty, so I can recommend trying something other than fried fish.

Disappointed with the food and one of the staff. We went on the first open mic night. Got there early and got a good seat. Ordered some food, but the wrong food arrived, it was going cold by the time the second meal arrived by which time I had figured out who in the pub had ordered what we had delivered and took it to them myself. The food then arrived, my burger was ok but the other meal was just a starter tortillas with cheese and chilli. These are supposed to be large crisps, what we got delivered was the small broken ones from the bottom of the bag, had to be eaten with a spoon. I stopped one of the staff members going past and the look he gave was one of annoyance, like I had just peed on his dog! I asked him when the open mic would start as it was already 30 mins past the advertised start time, he just snorted and said very sarcastically “it’s on down stairs where the loud music is coming from”. No need to take his bad day out on the customers, I had asked very nicely. Apart from that it’s an average British pub, nothing special.

Rather expensive. Also a limited range of drinks for children. Central London prices (£3.85 for a bottled milkshake?!) which may explain why it seemed rather quiet.