Restaurants that offer Heritage Beetroots

Royal Exchange

➤ The Royal Exchange London, EC3V 3LR, EC3V 3ND, United Kingdom

Fish • Cafés • Steak • Barbecue

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"I took my mother to the Two Sisters restaurant for her birthday last Sunday. We were immediately greeted and informed about the brunch options (i.e. buffet versus brunch specials and other adjustments, such as turkey bacon instead of pork). I think this is a great place for a relaxed brunch and definitely for a mother-daughter date. We loved the food and the service. We drove to a Groupon and will definitely drive again without the Groupon. Worth it."

Royal Exchange Grand Cafe And

➤ Mezzanine Floor, Royal Exchange Avenue, EC3V 3LR, City of London,Westminster, United Kingdom

Steak • Coffee • British • European

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"A gift for my 60th birthday. Was so excited as I thought it was in the big west end store, but no, it was in an old bank building, soulless in the city. Emails said to upload photo so they can greet you personally on arrival. Did as instructed but had to hover and wave the maitre’d on arrival. Wasn’t overly busy and a nice young lady seated us. All tables are small (for2only) and in a bright central space, surrounded by jewellery shops, and of course Fortnum &Mason tea and gift shop. It wasn’t cozy and welcoming, more like sitting in an airport departure lounge. 2 afternoon tea towers delivered, with tea,coffee and champagne. The table isn’t large enough for 2 towers, 2 cups, teapot, champagne and water glasses. It’s awkward. AND THE TABLE WOBBLED. Hubby had to keep his foot firmly on the base of central pedestal to reduce the wobble. What should’ve been relaxed, cozy, maybe even romantic was more like a supermarket cafe experience. So disappointing. Maybe go to the Swan in Southwold, they know how to do afternoon tea, they offer a huge offering of savory, Inc. mini fish and chips, then an enormous cake/dessert selection Fortnums afternoon tea £48p/p Swan Southwold afternoon tea £42 Inc champagne. I know where I will go next time. It won’t be F&M"

The Holy Birds

➤ 94 Middlesex Street London, E1 7EZ, United Kingdom

Grill • British • Gourmet • Barbecue

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"from the website the pipeline looks like a cool rock n roll bar, but as they go into it not sure they have the right place. it looks a bit like a zagged all bar one with bankers playing pool in a corner and slot machine next to a huge jaeger flag in the other. Metal music plays loudly over the head, while scuzz on the television (hallo, emo-jugend) is to round it off, a group of young kerle go in the question whether the football is. oh, and they serve Japanese street food here, just to add the atmosphere. yes they should be a good choice and not the worst institution I have ever visited, but this place must decide what it is."

The Button Factory

➤ 25 Frederick St, Birmingham, B13HH, United Kingdom

Pub • Bars • Mexican • British

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"The Button Factory is a nice restaurant/pub to go for casual food and drinks. There is a large bar area where you can sit and enjoy drinks from the extensive drinks list including beers, cocktails and wines, huge variety. There is also another area with an open kitchen, where you can enjoy some food. Went there on Saturday for some lunch. It was quite busy but a member of staff found us a table quickly and sat us. At that moment the menu offered brunch. Plenty of small plates, mains, sides and desserts. Everything was absolutely delicious and homemade. The staff were all very friendly and helpful! Overall very nice experience and definitely going back soon!"

The Oak Tavern And Tap House

➤ 135 High Street, W3 6LY, Sevenoaks, United Kingdom

Sushi • Pizza • Asiatic • European

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"Went for lunch on Saturday with my husband and sister in law. Have been to this pub quite a few times and although the service has never been fantastic I was shocked at how bad it was. The last time we came (a few months ago) it was awful but we said we would give it another try as the food is nice and it’s a good looking pub. We were shown to our table and 10 mins later no one came over. There was no staff in the restaurant part at all for the whole meal. Had to go to the bar and ask to order, was told someone would be with us in 2 mins. 5 mins later a girl came to take our order. Bit of a side point but you wouldn’t know she worked there as she was in ripped jeans and a strappy top (not really appropriate). Food came out in acceptable time. 2 of the 3 burgers were a bit burnt and not great but the chips were really nice. No one came over to ask if our meals were ok. No one came over to clear our plates. No one came over and asked if we wanted coffee or desert. We got up and went to pay at the bar as there was no one around to ask for the bill. When we paid no one asked if everything had been ok. We would have ordered desert and coffee but got so sick of waiting (the restaurant was very quiet) we went to BIGS deserts down the road. Such a shame but the staff need a shake up in this place as it could be great. I’ve given it a second chance and won’t be giving it a third."

Gbr Great British Dukes London

➤ 36, Little St. James Street, London, United Kingdom

Full • Wine • British • High Tea

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"The hotel is incredibly disorganized. Let’s hope that it’s due to COVID and that they had to lay off essential staff and that it will improve over time. We had mistake after mistake mixing up of rooms not confirming bookings of meeting rooms staff not being informed of reservations nor being able to assist. Not to mention the absolutely appalling service at the bar the manager is grumpy, downright rude and potentially the worst experience I’ve ever had in london (I lived there 16 years. It’s true what the other reviews say listen and DONT GO. The bar might be legendary but there are plenty of other places to go that are worth it. At the end of the day, the guest feels like the fool as the prices are high at this hotel and at the moment it’s not worth it. It’s overdue a makeover looking a little like a retirement home, with staff that should retire, and definitely no longer a “luxury” hotel ."

GBR

➤ 37-38, Little St. James street London, SW1A 1NY, United Kingdom

Wine • Vegan • British • Vegetarian

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"the restaurant was a little quiet, but soon a bit filled. Now I have to say if they are looking for a party atmosphere, thirty six is not the place for them, although it is ideal for a relaxed and quiet night and the perfect place for taking the elders. tori and I would like the new rustic menu with an amuse bouche by apfel and sellerie suppe. the suppe was delicious creamy and the perfect way to warm my dicks from the icy cold night. it was accompanied by two fluffy mini-loaves that had a beautiful crust. I have to admit that I thought the menu was a little limited, as there were only four options for the starter and four for the main, but happy for us we saw some of our favorite dishes available. tori chose the white crab with avocado and pink grapefruit, a very light fresh and cesty dish. the court is actually more reflective for the kindness of the cook; nigel mendham grew up in norfolk and spent his summer on the beach clam picking and crawling and then he would return to home to cook with his mother. nigel has drawn inspiration from the background in norfolk for the dishes on the menu."

Town House at the Kensington

➤ The Kensington Hotel 109 113 Queen's GateSW7 5LR, London, United Kingdom

Tea • Soup • Hotels • Coffee

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"We were here for a delightful Christmas dinner and were seated promptly. The meal was festive and delicious but the service a little less than attentive. Other tables seated after U.S. We're served more quickly, water was not refilled nor additional drinks offered. We were treated a bit like invisible diners. But we enjoyed our coffee and after dinner mince minis in a lovely lounge and overall the place is just visually gorgeous and lowkey elegant with wonderful art. Food very, very good. Would likely go again. Especially for tea in the public rooms or cocktails in the bar! Great easy location, too"