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

Our experience at The Ivy was a bit underwhelming. On our first visit, the gentleman at the door tried to seat us by the bar, which we didn’t want. We later checked online and found that same-day reservations were available in just 45 minutes. This could have been communicated better, as it felt like a missed opportunity. Perhaps more training for staff during busy periods would help improve the guest experience. We decided to return the next day to give the food a try. We ordered the burger and fish & chips. While the fries were excellent—crispy and flavorful—the rest of the meal fell short. The burger was overcooked, with the meat so tough it was difficult to bite into. The fish and chips were decent but not memorable. Given The Ivy’s reputation, I had higher expectations for both service and food quality. Hopefully, they address these issues to deliver the elevated experience diners anticipate.

Always very busy but great service here, great staff and food.

Not me in the pic but a friend. Great old school back street pub with a decent selection of craft beer and ciders. Defo good to pop into and have a few. Had to get the right angle as well just to make him look like a plonker.

Brilliant dinner. The lamb is exceptional.

Very good sandwich. Beautiful environment. The Scandinavian store has everything you miss from the Nordics.

Firstly, the service was very good. A very noisy place and I couldn't hear much of my friends conversation unless I was next to them, there were 10 of us. Food, not good. Prawn shells in my starter and lamb was so tough, impossible to eat. Won't go back again, pricey too.

Great experience our waiter JP was amazing he helped alot !!Food quality was good as well 👌 however does get quite hot in the restaurant as it is downstairs in basement.

-1 star for not allowing reusable cups, that’s silly. Hot chocolate is surprisingly good btw

Kitty and team were amazing!! Very attentive and polite we had a great time celebrating our friend’s birthday! Food was delicious we had David cooking our food and it was money well spent for sure.

Cipriani has always been a favorite, but my last visit was disappointing. While the staff were friendly, they were extremely busy, which impacted the overall service. The manager checking on tables was a nice touch, but it couldn’t make up for the downsides. The pasta was overly al dente for our taste, and the lack of background music significantly detracted from the atmosphere, making the experience feel less enjoyable. Sadly, it didn’t meet expectations this time—2 stars.

I can’t say enough good things about the Flemings Mayfair Hotel. The attentive and positive customer service they offer allows us to relax and enjoy our time in London. Not only are the rooms incredible, but I'd argue the offer the most delicious breakfast and coffee in London. With good connections into London's city centre, the Flemings Mayfair Hotel is the perfect gem for a long weekend trip with family and friends.

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.

Not enough seating side. Refused to turn on the heaters outside because the stock room is too messy to get to the switch. Ridiculous reason to not keep customers warm.

Returned again for lunch but found it is now changed name. Excellent service and food. Always worth a stop off