Restaurants that offer 2020 Sancerre, Lucien Crochet, Loire Valley, France

The Alfred Tennyson

➤ 10 Motcomb St, Belgravia SW1X 8LA, London, United Kingdom

Fish • Beer • Juice • British

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"We had an overall good Sunday roast experience. For starters the pig’s head terrine and piccalilli were excellent but the scallops ceviche was a joke, no seasoning and presentation was poor, a handful of gems lettuce sprinkled with two(? thin sliced scallops, avoid that at all cost especially the £17.50 we were charged for. The Angus beef roast was delicious, very well cooked and tender. Trimmings were nice especially the green beans and gravy. I asked for more gravy unfortunately it came 10mins later and was cold. Dessert was succulent, crepes Suzette were perfect! The service was very pleasant especially the host at the front desk! Merci beaucoup!! All in all I will come back."

The Orange

➤ 37-39 Pimlico Road London, SW1W 8NE, FSA Food H, United Kingdom

Pub • Beer • Wine • British

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"I guess I was thrown because I got what I didn't expect. So I was embarrassed in front of my guests by that. I should have researched it better I used to go on and off over a number of years but it had changed out of recognition. Used to be sophisticated casual with classy food. I recall it as buzzy and lively without the excessive noise and boom boom boom of a bass line from music downstairs and the young and beautiful draping themselves loudly around tables. Now it’s that rather corny attempt to jazz up pizzas etc with unusual toppings That said. The food was delicious. As a party of four we shared several very interesting starters. Then very well cooked unusually topped pizzas. Service was adequate but dull and dour. A rather tired waitress. But adequate. Overall by all means go there to enjoy the thriving trendy folk of Pimlico but not if you valued the more sophisticated food and smart casual feel before it was “improved”. Noisy."

The Barley Mow Mayfair

➤ 82 Duke Street, London I-W1K 6JF, United Kingdom

Pub • Fish • British • Fish-chips

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"Not a bad pub but nothing special. Ok if you want to watch the football and you can 't get in anywhere else but the TVs are quite poor so even in HD the picture is not great. We ordered 2 bowls of chips that took over an hour to arrive even though the place was far from full, and the waiter really wasn 't particularly bothered when we asked him a few times where they were. Us: Hi, we 've been waiting over an hour for a couple of bowls of chips , Waiter: I know . Staff behind the bar were perfectly pleasant but the same waiter was abrasive on more than one occasion. We won 't be going back."

The Builders Arms

➤ 13 Britten Street, London I-SW3 3TY, United Kingdom

Pub • Fish • British • Ice Cream

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"--- I recently had the best fish and chips I've experienced in London at the Builders Arms, a delightful gastrobar located in a slightly inconvenient spot in Chelsea, seemingly away from the bustling streets. However, it was bustling with lively locals. The interior features high ceilings and inviting, colorful sofas that create a warm atmosphere. We started with the seafood sharing plate, and I must say, the oyster butter was the best I've ever tasted. The garlic clams were equally divine. Unfortunately, the spider crabs were a bit too fishy and didn’t quite match the overall excellence of the seafood platter. Then the fish and chips arrived, and they were simply perfect. The batter was crisp, the seasoning was excellent, and the fish was incredibly fresh and juicy. I thoroughly enjoyed every bite. The chips were great, accompanied by a smooth tartar sauce and rich mushy peas that rounded out the dish beautifully. I can never resist dessert when I have fish, and the chocolate cake did not disappoint. It was a delicious, traditional British treat in a polite yet unpretentious setting. I would definitely return to the Builders Arms! The experience cost around £30 per person. Follow me on Instagram @londonarab_foodie! --- Feel free to modify any part to better reflect your voice!"