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Churrasco Steakhouse

Churrasco Steakhouse

2 Livingstone Drive Liverpool, Merseyside L17 8XW, United Kingdom

Beer • Steak • Casual • American


"We had the pork belly for starter and wow it melted in your mouth. It was coated in a beautiful sweet sauce and the crackling the lovely and crispy also the apple slaw that came with it was the perfect balance. For main we had the 10z black Angus on the steak stone and I’ve never tasted anything like it it was delicious, as soon as the steak hit my tongue it melted away. It was seasoned beautifully and wasn’t chewy at all every bite was so easy. It was so soft and buttery that you could’ve cut it with a spoon. I highly recommend! We also had some sides, chips, cauliflower cheese, onion rings amd creamed chorizo cabbage and leek, and all of these were delicious the creamed chorizo cabbage and leek was amazing and highly recommend along with the onion rings they was crispy and sweet! Finally we had dessert, my partner had the chocolate mousse garden pot and he thoroughly enjoyed it and I had the stick toffee pudding that I asked to have with custard and even though it wasn’t on the menu the waiter went out of his way to get it for me for my dessert, also it was our birthdays and the waiter and waiters came out with our dessert with candles in them and light up tambourines singing happy birthday to us! Highly recommend this restaurant environment was perfect food was beyond compare! The staff were so lovely and paid so much attention and care for their guests."

Banyan On The Thames

Banyan On The Thames

34 Lombard Road Battersea London, SW11 3RF, United Kingdom

Thai • Asian • Steak • Chicken


"Banyan on the Thames is a nomenclatural inexactitude because the banyan tree is an inhabitant of the Indian subcontinent, rather than being passed off as a floating ficus on the Thames. Belonging as it does to the fig family, the original banyan drops spectacular aerial roots from its branches to the ground beneath its immense verdant canopy, producing a most unique treat for the eyes. The name of this tree has been appropriated by the Raphael on the Left Bank hotel in London for its restaurant. Maybe it aptly symbolises the roots of the restaurant being in the subcontinent. What strikes one about the place on first sight is someone's apparent obsession with the Medusa, signifying the Versace brand, which appears on every table top and virtually all over. The second striking feature is the artificial grass laid out both indoors and outside in the so called “garden” where there is a profusion of fake flowers, creepers and shrubs. It looks tacky and creepy and screams fake. The atmosphere in the so called garden, was not helped by the music played at decibels that are designed to hurt the ear drums. Food was fair to middling in quality, taste and presentation. The standard of service was reasonable. On the other hand, the location is magical. You can spend quite a while looking out through the large glass windows as the world goes by. The Thames flows quietly, more water under Battersea bridge, while you are people watching. And if you are feeling energetic, one has the opportunity of course to refresh oneself by striding along the Thames in the company of others who may be ambling, jogging and strolling. In conclusion, it’s really nothing to write home about"