The panini was massive, honestly couldn&#39;t finish it! Perfect for sharing if you&#39;re with friends. Good for a casual catch-up where you don&#39;t want to worry about the bill.

The lamb roast. Tender, flavourful, huge portion. Couldn&#39;t finish it. Cocktails were spot on too. Solid Sunday lunch.

The DJ really made the night. The music wasn&#39;t too loud, just a steady, good vibe that got everyone moving a little in their seats. It felt like the whole place was buzzing. The seafood was decent, but that energy is what I&#39;ll remember.

Pancakes look great, Ferrero waffle was decent. The lady making them was really nice, super friendly. Bubble tea hit the spot on a warm day.

A nice little spot near the Globe. The flat white was spot on, really smooth. The pistachio cream bun was the highlight for me &ndash; lovely texture, not too sweet. Just right for a quick coffee and a bite.

The Sloppy Joe burik was a standout, really crispy and tasty. The burger itself was pretty good too.

The coffee was a bit too acidic for my taste, but the chocolate croissant was spot on. Flaky, buttery, with a rich dark chocolate filling that wasn&#39;t overly sweet. Just a solid pastry.

Great spot for a big group dinner. They were super accommodating when we had to change our reservation last minute, and the whole evening just flowed nicely.

The mixed grill plate is huge, honestly. Feels like a proper feast for the price you pay in London. Just a really generous, satisfying plate of food.

The Florentine Benedict was the standout. The hollandaise had a nice sharpness, and the spinach wasn&#39;t soggy at all. The pancakes were a bit too sweet for my taste, but the texture was spot-on. Good chai latte as well.

We had a lovely tea with two younger people and it was a perfect relaxed environment.  Several tea options and nice sandwiches and cream tea goodies.  It is not fancy or stuffy which makes it a perfect getaway from a busy day out and about.  And the Prosecco was especially nice which was a pleasant surprise.  Extremely caring staff.  Not a place to rush, but once to relax.

Steak and ale pie was rich, came out steaming hot. Sticky toffee pudding was good too, not overly sweet. Solid meal, just a bit pricey for what it is.

Lovely old-school pub vibe, not one of those slick city bars. Plenty of room to settle in, and the staff were really on the ball.

The full English breakfast is the reason I keep coming back. The bacon is crispy, the eggs are just runny enough, and the black pudding has a good, rich flavour. It&#39;s a solid, no-fuss plate of food that hits the spot every time.

We had a lovely Sunday roast, the quality of the products is very high and the portions are very generous. This was our third time. We would highly recommend to try the typical tapas (maduro con queso, yuca and yumita).The service is impeccable.

The garden out back is so peaceful, perfect for a quiet afternoon. I really appreciated the fresh herbs in my salad, you could tell they were just picked. The whole setting felt very natural and calm.

Came here for the match and the vibe was spot on. Loads of screens so you never miss a moment, even from the back tables. The energy when the home team scored was just right.

The outdoor seating is so lovely, especially on a sunny afternoon. It&#39;s just a really pleasant spot to unwind. I find myself coming back more often than I&#39;d planned.

The weekday lunch deal is a steal. Fish and chips with beans and a drink for under a tenner. The fish was hot and flaky, and the chips had that perfect crunch. A solid, no-fuss meal.

Perfect spot for a quick coffee break. Grabbed a croissant and a flat white, both hit the spot. Sat outside watching the world go by. Exactly what you need for a fast, decent bite in central London.

Nestled within a historic hotel on Park Lane, the restaurant enjoys a splendid location and is widely regarded as one of London&#39;s finest spots for afternoon tea.

Viola was a gem, really made the evening. The bottomless fries are dangerously moreish. That &pound;10 deal on Tuesdays is a steal. Solid spot in St Christopher&#39;s Place.

Been coming here for years, and their cakes are always spot on. The carrot cake especially, never too sweet, always moist. It&#39;s the one thing I can count on. My little dachshund gets his pup cup, I get my slice. Simple and reliable.

Their poached eggs on toast is a solid choice. Simple, well-executed, and the price is fair. I had it with a glass of their house white, a nice crisp pairing for a casual lunch.

Popped in on a busy Saturday. Staff were super friendly and patient, even with the queue. Got my order sorted quickly. Nice vibe.

Been coming here for years, and the staff are always on it. Even when it&#39;s absolutely rammed at lunch, they&#39;ll somehow find you a spot. That&#39;s the main reason I keep coming back.

The coffee is just right, strong but not bitter. Their croissants are flaky and buttery, still warm from the oven. That&#39;s all I really need.

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