The best restaurants serving French food in Aldersgate, Cheap City of London, Westminster London

the cafe is very nice with friendly and welcoming staff also with incredibly quick service to the best quality!!

A lovely little find full of warmth great coffee and wonderful scrumptious little treats and more. Cosy interior great service full of loving kindness.

My husband took me here for my birthday meal and it was honestly the best meal i've had in years - and we go to some nice places! It was refreshing to have no menu and just wait with anticipation for each course. Everything was cooked with precision with skill and so tasty - my personal favourite was the Ham, Egg & Chips. Tasting menu's can often leave you too full and uncomfortable but this was perfectly balanced with the added bonus of being able to watch the chef cook. As the menu changes monthly we'll definitely be back!

Absolutely love this restaurant. Excellent original cuisine in a relaxed, cosy atmosphere. Fantastic service and they have a beautiful courtyard area at the back for summer dining.

I want to gatekeep this place so it doesn't get even more busy, but I can't, go for the pastries - almond and pain au chocolat and strong coffees It is expensive but you are paying for pure quality. All other pastries now just don't cut it.

Poor before we had even eaten. Taking my Mum to enjoy Beef Wellington, her favourite dish, I phoned ahead a few times to ensure one was available. Just before I arrived at the restaurant, they confirmed it was available. We sat down in an empty restaurant, rather inefficient staff. We were told there was no Beef Wellington, so I pointed out that one was put by. Then we were told they could make one, and it would take 40 mins, to which we said would that be 40 minutes or could it be longer ? On visiting the toilet I heard the chef say ‘if they wanted one, it might take 45 minutes’. Nobody wants to be considered a nuisance in a restaurant, so we decided to take our custom elsewhere. Having travelled all the way from Hampstead to enjoy Beef Wellington, my Mum’s favourite dish, we left & ate elsewhere. Sadly not beef Wellington.

Hier in de zomer aan het terras gezeten in London, de zon schijnt er goed en het eten is erg lekker.

Amazing meal & a Must go! World class food & wines that are very hard to find anywhere. Will be back for sure and bring our friends.

Absolutely fantastic service. The staff were all very polite and the food was delicious. We will definitely be visiting again.

Utilised the First Table 50% off deal for this restaurant - it's a lovely setting and our food was very nice. The staff are very attentive and the interior is very nicely finished.

At the suggestion of one of our party of four (plus baby) who had recently been to Aubaine in Selfridges we went to this Hampstead restaurant for breakfast on a cold but clear Saturday morning in early October. After having walked from Euston station into Hampstead we were ready for a good breakfast. Walked in off the street not having made a reservation where we were seated downstairs directly under the stairs (we had a child & buggy) and after looking at the menu and wishing we’d gone next door to Cote Brasserie we gave our orders to the waitress. Scrambled egg and salmon £8.00 (came with 1 piece of cold rock hard toasted bread with no butter or spread offered-maybe that’s the French way? two cherry tomatoes and curly kale), pot of tea £2.95, 2x formule sante £12.00 each (poached egg with avocado on seeded toast) one with fresh orange juice, one with a pot of tea, one pain au raisin £2.50 and one bottle of evian water (750ml) £4.00. We asked that one of the poached eggs be well done and when the food arrived the waitress said she couldn’t remember which was which but she could go back to the kitchen and ask but we declined this offer thinking we’d soon learn ourselves, well we did as they were both well done with one being more well done than the other making it more hard boiled than poached and did I mention my rock hard toast? All looked good (see my photo’s) and to be fair the scrambled egg , salmon and curly kale were fine but the rest was a poor do. Tea was nice as was the orange juice but you can‘t really mess that up. The total bill was £41.45 plus the norm (for Hampstead at any rate) service charge of 12.5% adding another £5.18 giving us a grand total of £46.63 for what was essentially three plates of egg, a bun and a couple of drinks. I had been thinking of trying this place for lunch or dinner but this experience of breakfast has put me off. I'm being generous with my overall rating of a three because it really falls between two and three.