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

Abbiamo mangiato bene, ma nella confusione totale, sembrava di essere in una trattoria. I tavoli sono piccoli e molto vicini, i camerieri passano continuamente sfiorandoti la sedia, trasportano grandi ruote in legno (?) da appoggiare sul tavolo per aumentarne o diminuirne la dimensione, scuotono tovaglie, sono impacciati e poco professionali. Abbiamo ordinato antipasto, primo e secondo e … sorpresa!!! Hanno portato tutto insieme e ci siamo trovati su un tavolo molto piccolo il salmone marinato, la pasta cacio e pepe e le milanesi: follia. Assolutamente non giustificato il prezzo per cibo ed atmosfera. Non lo consiglio, mi dispiace

Good food. Wisely priced considering the location

Your typical city boozer, nuff said.

Had a really nice time at this place. Our waitress was lovely and welcoming. Service was quick and we barely had to wait. The mixed charcuterie and cheese board was very generous and we finished as much of it as we could. The ham and saucisson sec were especially tasty. We also had a very nice wine which was very affordable for its quality. Atmosphere was also excellent - calm and cosy - you could forgot you were in central London (which for me at least is definitely a plus!)

High up on the wall of this restaurant, is a plaque dedicated to the Unity of the Brethren or the Moravians. They established their chapel on this spot back in 1750's and worshiped there until it was destroyed by a bomb in World War II. The church then relocated to their "God's Acre" or graveyard off the King's Road in Chelsea. Perhaps part the Moravian legacy of this place is that it remains the seat of justice for the UK with many legal chambers and offices nearby.

Another fantastic stay at Flemings! We are always looked after so well by Lorena and the team - we cannot wait for our next stay! Everything is first class and nothing is too much trouble. A wonderful experience every time.

The menus lacks diversity and has a limitations for vegan eater.

Browns in Covent Garden is a must. Instantly, you feel welcomed and comfortable. The interior design is clever with its relaxing sage green walls and large mirrors reflecting warmth and light. We were served by Panagis who was an excellent example of genuine old world service. The food choices were excellent and the whole experience was brilliant. Panagis is a great ambassador for Browns.

Not for walkins apparently, turned away despite empty tables, saying they are "expecting" more guests

Great food and cocktails. Service is super friendly. Gytis was so amazing 👏

Reservamos una mesa para 5 personas a las 2. 30 pm. El entorno del restaurante es excelente, en un entorno muy lujoso. La comida era muy buena, así como el servicio... pero un poco agresivo! Cocina típica francesa con precios razonables. Todos disfrutamos mucho. Estaba bastante vacío en ese momento, pero si hubiera estado más ocupado habría sido una vibra aún mejor.

Es la tercera vez que vamos, y la comida y los cócteles muy bien, pero me parece vergonzoso que por agua del grifo nos cobraran 2,5€/persona

Friends had booked this restaurant, and although I had seen disappoint reviews, I had high hopes. The liver parfait to start was good, as was the flatbread .. soft shell crab average, as was the bread selection. Main course of steak probably not the best choice, and not overly tasty meat. Béarnaise sauce weak of tarragon, potato cakes average .. acorn cake desert enjoyable. However, the sour note of the night was the attempt to overcharge our table by £ 200 for a bottle of champagne. This has been written about in a previous review. A warning to future diners, as so often when in a group, one just splits the bill without checking it .. BEWARE. My friend had ordered a bottle of champagne for £133, yet on the bill was £ 333. When my friend discussed the matter with the sommelier, the excuse was the digital iPad menu and the way it is laid out. Our bottle of red wine was some £ 230, which is £80 in a shop. After a bit of heated discussion, the restaurant charged the £133. The average food, and the diabolical overcharging of the champagne, means I will not return.

I usually order my coffee from Nero on Curzon Street every morning, but I have noticed that not everyone there is nice and polite. The past couple of days, Thursday, 22nd August and Friday, 23rd August, left me quite disappointed. This has happened before, but it's becoming unacceptable for it to happen every day. On Thursday, I ordered a coffee using the Click and Collect service and went to pick it up nearly 30 minutes later, knowing from past experiences that they might be busy or could forget to prepare the coffee. When I arrived, the coffee wasn't ready, and there was no acknowledgment that my order had even been received. Today, Friday, was even worse. I went to collect my order after 15-20 minutes, and not only had my order not been acknowledged again, but the ticket for my coffee was crumpled up and thrown in the bin. This level of disrespect and disregard for customers is disgraceful. I hope the management takes these issues seriously and improves their service. It's disappointing to see a place I visit regularly fail to meet basic customer service standards. https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowUserReviews-g186338-d7322133-r966299288-Caffe_Nero-London_England.html#

Exellent restaurant with friendly staff and great tasty foods. The service was polite and attentive. The food was delicious and priced well. This is a great place for pre-theatre meal, excellent in every way - service, value, ambiance, food.