The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in St James's City of London, Westminster London

I ordered quite a bit of food with my mates we ate it the coffe was not good the waitress was pretty nice the only reason I’m giving it a good review is cause my mate upchucked his gingerbread and coffee so the place was good about having to clean it sit at the table near the windo and you might smel my mates vomit

Me encantó la comida en este lugar. El sabor de los dos almuerzos fue estupendo, las salsas son deliciosas. Fue una pena que la fiesta terminara tan pronto. Pero. . . . . . Esta inmensa cantidad de plástico utilizado para servir la comida es un desastre y duele. Por favor, encuentre rápidamente una solución para esto, luego me verá de nuevo.

Tuve que encontrar un sándwich rápido entre reuniones así que entré aquí. Absolutamente apisonada, un servicio lento y poco amistoso y demasiado caro para un sándwich pequeño por debajo de la media.

Amazing choice of delicases , I can vouch for the Pistachio Milkcake, yum and the coffee takes you right back to the Arabic region of the world. By far this is a must go shop for me when I’m in the area. Excellent people , excellent atmosphere and excellent food , what more can you ask for?

Great coffee, Eggs Benedict were the best that I have found in l London. Friendly service. A little place, somewhat hard to find, right next to the theatre.

If you just want a hot drink and a bite to eat this place is fine. The prices are reasonable and staff friendly. We ordered a panini each, which were hot and tasty. The coffee was hot, unlike other chains which are often lukewarm. Spacious eating area. Would visit again.

6 staff more interested in laughing, joking and chatting than service. Coffee is good but slow. No one seemed to be in charge;

Stopped off for a cup of tea whilst walking around London. It has a nice atmosphere and the lady running it was nice too. It seemed to lack the number of staff needed really. Good tea which made for a much need break. I will call again.

Un buen hallazgo, pequeña rama de una cadena, pero con una buena selección de comida y bebidas, nos atendió un personal amable, una buena experiencia.

Después de estar deseando elegir la opción ‘Chat Your Heart Out’ a un (lo que pensé) gran precio de £ 14 por chaat ilimitado, resultó ser tan decepcionante. Había una pequeña mesa preparada para que nos ayudáramos a nosotros mismos a hacer los chaats. Había opciones limitadas, así que básicamente solo podías hacer chaats limitados. NO es lo que el menú prometió. Había 2 opciones por las que el restaurante hacía los chaats calientes uno era samosa chaat el otro era tomate picante que podría haber pasado como un masala. La opción chaat vino con té masala. No nos ofrecieron esto en ningún momento, y cuando lo cuestioné una vez que tuvimos la factura, me dijeron que dependía de nosotros pedirla y que el monto total aún debía Para ser honestos no tuvimos la oportunidad de preguntar ya que nadie vino. He estado en esta sucursal hace unos años y estaba abrumado entonces pero pensé en darle otra oportunidad... qué error. Ojalá hubiera tomado fotos solo para mostrar lo mal que se ofrecía

Whilst I was apprehensive of the recommendation by the cleaner at the Premier Inn, I ended up giving her a tip as I LOVED IT!!!!!

No me dejaba usar el baño sin comprar mi café primero diciendo que es solo para clientes a pesar de que le mostré a la señora que pago una suscripción y no quería dejar mi café desatendido mientras usaba el baño. Al final me fui sin comprar nada

Tucked away on a quiet pedestrian side street in Soho, Begeriet is a tiny Swedish bakery with just a couple of small metal tables outside and a compact indoor seating area. The display is minimal, but it showcases a tidy selection of classic Scandi-style pastries and coffee. I tried the strawberry coronet with custard and strawberry jelly, topped with fresh strawberries. Even after about four hours in a takeaway bag, the pastry was impressively crisp. The custard filled most of the centre—though not quite to the bottom—and the pastry was finished with a simple dusting of white icing sugar on the sides. Overall, it was well-balanced, fairly light, and a reasonably good example of Scandinavian baking. The main downsides are the price—£5 for a single pastry is steep—and the lack of space to sit comfortably, especially indoors. Still, it’s a charming little spot for a quick, high-quality treat if you’re in the area.

The staff (mainly manager/owner?) are awful and very rude. Paid £20 deposit for a bar tab before coming, my friend was told to wait 30 mins before coming in then when coming into the bar I was told I had to pay even though all of my friends were inside, I had already paid £20 and none of them had paid entry. Tried to explain it to the man who I assume was the manager but he was very rude. I told him our table was booked under the name Chris to which he responded “I don’t know there’s too many Chris’s”?!? When we were inside we waited a long time for drinks. Not a good experience

Stopped here as there were free tables to watch some performers. We asked for two glasses of wine. Sauvignon Blanc. When they came it was clear they weren’t SB but staff had all but disappeared so unable to question this. I was also asked to move my chair back which I had turned so I was side on rather than having my back to the performers. Chair with me in it was still in the same place, just turned the other way. I didn’t mind turning back, it was the way I was asked/ordered. Staff rude and unwelcoming. No wonder they had empty tables and everyone else was full.