The best restaurants serving Other european-cuisines food in City of London, Westminster London

Virtually no seating arrangements.

Great coffee and beautiful custard doughnut. I will 100% come back to try a nata. Great location, easy to find. The queues go down quickly which is a bonus.

The food was excellent – high quality and creative dishes, prepared with great care. Unfortunately, there were no explanations about the food, which would have been appreciated given the style of the cuisine. We were a group of five, happily reunited after a long time, and had a lot to catch up on. As a result, we took a bit longer to order, especially when it came to the wine. Sadly, the sommelier responded with arrogance and rudeness – rolling his eyes and displaying visible irritation when we couldn’t immediately decide between a bottle or a glass. This kind of attitude was inappropriate and put a damper on the evening. A pity, because the culinary experience had a lot of promise.

Absolutely delicious food, stunning atmosphere and the sweetest staff. Couldn’t recommend more. Just stumbled upon this gem and would go again while visiting xx

Fomos muito bem atendidas porém o restaurante agora não serve mais comida portuguesa. Comi um peito de frango acompanhado de arroz branco que estava ok. Mas o atendimento foi nota dez !

Good service. Empanadas are fresh and the meat ones good. Spinach okay. Simple friendly service. Great coffee. For me the best in London and properly hot! Recommended to visit.

Best Romanian food in London - any one who has left a bad review needs to have their head checked.

It was a nice experience with both the service/staff and the location. The breakfast is also a big plus as hotels are now mostly cutting the breakfast or charging extra. food was good too. Would stay here when I am back to London. Hopefully prove will stay in the current range.

Fantastic vibe, great service and good food. Not cheap but enjoyable.

Lovely food and atmosphere, many thanks to the team

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.

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.

Rara vez escribo reseñas, pero me sentí obligado después de mi experiencia en The Park en Hyde Park. A pesar del ambiente encantador, el servicio que recibí fue sorprendentemente pobre, y en marcado contraste con la forma en que otras mesas fueron tratadas a mi alrededor. Me senté sin menú, y ni una sola vez durante mi comida nadie se fijó en mí. Mi vaso de agua permaneció vacío durante todo el día, y las migajas quedaron en la mesa sin limpiar. Mientras tanto, las mesas cercanas —en particular las que tenían invitados mayores— recibían un servicio atento y atento: menús traídos con prontitud, vasos recargados, mesas restablecidas entre platos. Es difícil no sentir que me trataron desdeñosamente por mi edad, lo que es decepcionante en un espacio que se comercializa como acogedor y refinado. No importa quién sea el huésped, un nivel de referencia de atención y respeto debe ser estándar. Desafortunadamente, esa no fue mi experiencia.

I visited your shop at 15 Broadway St James, London SW1H on the morning of Thursday 23rd December 2021. I went to buy 3 boxes of mixed butter creams for my wife, our daughter and my wife’s sister. These were to be Christmas presents. This is a tradition that has been going on for around 2 decades. The three ladies concerned love your chocolates and would be very disappointed if I broke with the tradition. For my part, buying Leonidas chocolates keeps me in everyone’s good books, plus I get to enjoy the occasional delightful chocolate. When I first started buying Leonidas as presents I would visit your outlet at Selfridges on Oxford Street. When that outlet closed I would go to your Liverpool Street shop, then to the one at Bond Street. To be honest, the journey to St James Park from where I live in East London is a bit of a trek but it’s worth it. Over all those years, at all those venues, I have always been treated courteously. That said, the service this year at your St James shop, was special. I was served by two young ladies, Estelle and Rebecca. They were wonderful. They were professional, efficient, helpful and charming. I don’t know if they were taking pity on a pensioner as I told them my tale of loyalty to Leonidas, but I suspect it was just in their nature to be especially kind. They offered me a free chocolate while I waited as my boxes were gift-wrapped for Christmas. And when I returned to buy an additional box, I was offered a cup of coffee. To be sure, the reason for going to Leonidas outlets is because they make the best chocolates in the world, unlike any other, anywhere. But the service provided by Estelle and Rebecca, in this mad rush, slap happy, make-do world was truly special. If it were possible to distill their warmth and friendly service and give a large dose of it to others working in the retail and hospitality industries then shopping would be a far better experience than it often is these days.