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Sadly, this restaurant has had to close permanently. A victim of the pandemic and cost of living hike.

Lovely food and atmosphere, many thanks to the team

Fui a cenar. La comida estaba muy bien presentada. Tenía pescado para la red, que era un poco soso en sabor y bastante caro para lo que era. El ambiente estaba bien y acogedor, pero la espera entre el servicio y la comida se sentía larga. Generalmente tenía un buen tiempo, pero dejó sintiendo todavía un poco de hambre (después de gastar alrededor de £ 60 por persona excluyendo bebidas). El menú que se muestra actualmente en el sitio web no es exacto al menú que se ofrece en el restaurante.

The food and wine are good, the staff are friendly and efficient, but ... Lorne is let down by its parsimony. This begins with the offering of half a slice of bread to dip in some olive oil, continues with the tap water that later appears on the bill (“filter water”) and comes to a head with the distinctly ungenerous portion sizes - I estimate that 50% more of each course would have been a sustaining, value for money meal. And it isn’t as if ingredients such as ham hock and guinea fowl are especially expensive. The cheese portions - @£12 for two slim pieces - are especially niggardly. One shouldn’t spend £100+ per head, then feel hungry ninety minutes later. As such, I can’t recommend Lorne.

High quality food and beautiful presentation.

The restaurant is small so do need to book and the downside is you have to go outside and down the side to use the toilet but the rest made up for this. All three main meals were good quality and well cooked, definitely recommend the fish. The amount of veg, chips and new potatoes was more than we could eat, they are served separately. Also enjoyed the lemon mouse dessert. The service was efficient, quick and friendly. We will definitely be back!

I dived into a robust sourdough loaf with whipped herb noisette, before sharing a salad of courgettes and whipped (there’s a lot of it about) ricotta, sage and rocket salsa verde – so densely green you could almost feel the chlorophyll – and a fabulously satisfying grilled radicchio with broad bean purée and pickled Tropea onions (a super-sweet variety from Calabria)

Fuimos a cenar a mitad de semana (no nos alojamos en el hotel ya que vivimos en la zona). Probablemente hace 15 años desde la última vez que visité el Hitchcock, y no estaba muy ocupado. El menú es corto, pero la comida era muy buena y buena relación calidad-precio (recomiendo el schnitzel de pollo en particular). La gama habitual de bebidas estaba en el bar, y nos aferramos a la cerveza. El servicio fue muy bueno, y el gerente del restaurante, Josh, tiene una buena manera de construir relación con los clientes

We went to Cadogan Lounge few days ago for afternoon tea and it was an outstanding experience. I admit I had done quite a bit of research of the Afternoon Tea options in London and we thought this would suit our tastes best, and we were right. The savouries were absolutely delicious, in fact we had to have a second round of the cornbread and wagyu beef and the cheese & black truffle toastie as they were so amazing. At that point I thought, it must be downhill from here as these savoury sandwiches cant be beaten. But I was wrong , the pre dessert which isnt even on the menu was absolutely delightful. And then followed by two incredible pastries, of which the rhubarb was my favourite. We had a glass of champagne and a couple of teas for our drinks, and managed to have a slice from the cake trolley at the end. The room itself is very elegant and intimate. The lady who served us was very professional, friendly and knowledgable and ensured our experience was unforgettable. We are so glad we choose the Cadogan above all the others .

I had read the good reviews but nothing prepared me for just how good this is for superb simple food in simple surroundings. My wife ordered Potato Pancakes with Hunters Stew and was warned she didn't need a starter. In fact, it was more than enough for two - and included cucumber in a light sour cream and mixed vegetable salad. I ordered Pea Soup but a Potato and Smoked Meat Soup arrived - it was sensational. I followed with Mixed Pirogi - again excellent. The charming woman in charge spoke enough English to take orders. The vast majority of people here appeared to be Poles although as I can't speak Polish I can't be sure. At £26 it was a bargain. The restaurant does a fixed 3 course lunch for less than £10.

I had travelled down from Manchester for football and was staying at the Premier Inn in Canning Town. Usually when in London I seek out a pie and mash shop but I was too late for the local one so opted for this restaurant only a few minutes walk from my hotel.Rather like my team ( Manchester City) bringing on Kevin De Bruyne in the game in question--- this was a more than acceptable substitute. The decor is the first thing that struck me -- it appears to be traditional Ukrainian-- indeed I heard a member of staff say that this was their stated aim. First off -- order a beer. A bottle of Ukrainian beer duly arrived together with an earthenware mug for its consumption. An excellent start- if that is typically Ukrainian then I'm all for it. For food I opted for Ukrainian borscht-- apparently a national dish-and an endangered part of Ukrainian heritage according to UNESCO !!!. It is still very much alive and kicking in this part of the East End. It was delicious and contained far more ingredients than I expected ( I was expecting little more than beetroot) It was a meal in itself -served as a very generous portion in a large earthenware bowl Next course was pork dumplings. I wasn't sure whether these would be large like those I had eaten in the Czech Republic or more akin to Polish pierogi. They turned out to be like the latter but better than any pierogi I had eaten with a very tasty filling. The meal was rounded off by a conversation with the lovely lady who was running the place with a male assistant.I could have stayed much longer chatting but had to leave to get to Tottenham Thank you to all for such a fabulous meal and your superb hospitality. I read afterwards that some of their profits were being donated to support their Ukrainians back home during the war. Even more reason to visit

Gorgeous cafe with great coffee & cake, staff and music and a play area for children & their carers. Quiet and friendly and easy and we are all so sad the Snug is closing :(

Really lovely food here and amazing staff. Shame it has closed but the memory will live forever. Thank you for everything. The tasting menu and the wine was to die for.

Excellent food - 6 of us all had 3 courses, & each dish was lovely. Second time we’ve been here recently & everything fab. We’ll be back, they deserve our custom, - consistency & quality.

Very cute wine bar in the quiet Neal's Yard. Enjoyed some delicious burrata and a few glasses of wine after a long day. Staff were super friendly.