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100 Wardour St

100 Wardour St

100 Wardour St, Soho W1F 0TN, London, United Kingdom

Pasta • British • Western • T-bone Steak


"visit date: 04.08.18 watch period: 7.30 watch review: a really nice place to visit a venue with everything they need from a good night. eat, drink, music, people. from the moment they arrive, they feel like a star entering a hip spot that would not be in the middle of mayfair to be honest. add this to a reasonable price menu with different set menu and cursor options to boot, they can go wrong. good place for couples as well as groups and a nice amount and mix of people that is also good. even if they leave, they enter the hectic of soho, which they must experience on a Friday and Saturday night. the venue also has its own photographer, so when the venue turns from bar to resturant club, they get a beautiful dance floor, as tables are deleted and photographer is also taking their group recordings. a great place for all those who are worth visiting. dress code: there is a strict dress code without sportswear, but at the arrival looks like some circumvents this rule, but most people were dressed well and ready for a night out. type of kitchen: modern european parking: there is an NCP parking space in a more comfortable walking distance and one of the few in the opposite decoration lighting: low lighting that looks good, but not good for photos of their group or photos, so make sure to bring a flash. great facility and I were during the day as well as evening and looks good both paintings. so please excuse my photos that are not as good as I want, next time I will take my dslr to deal with the low light levels, because my photos do not really do the place much justness. heating and cooling: the temperature fluctuated too times from good to hot. ambience acoustics: very louder place and they can hear the people who came but they must service: well on a positive note are the staff and manager all very friendly and from the beginning it is professional that the people at the entrance know their booking and where their group sits so that this is a smooth service and they a coat that is also good. server nice and friendly, but then, when dinner is the training very sub par with the staff not know the basis of cleaning a table and cleaning area after a cure as well as not attentive and always have to be followed. a very slow service with the wrong level of training for service personnel, which is the only one that refuses. they could actually achieve 10 out of 10 points when they have pressed their service level upwards. db level: we had a stand and met 90db drinks: no cocktails on the menu, but when they drink they will be in order. we had the following: mixed quinoa flower tabbouleh hazelnuts cranberries a beautiful part and really fresh salate, I know most will like cranberries, but since I am not a fan, this was a little overpowered for me, but I still enjoyed the dish. 225g filet of bark meat, roasted cep-mash baby wobble, Bordelaise sauce really well cooked and I replaced the bordelaise (red wein) sauce with pfeffercorn that was no problem and glad that this was possible. also the dish came with a roasted mushroom and to be honest, the mushrooms and sosse and maic together with the baby wobble only all cooked to perfection and all the elements of the plate worked well and composed each other, but give the steak the main focus that is as it should be. I will certainly go back to steak. green beans, chili, red bezel one must go extra with her steak, as the infusion with chili and red bezel works so well with the steak dress, it should really come with him as it is so good. warm chocolate fondant, pistachioseis not bad at all, came warm and very soft with good visual look too. bill cost: £350.00 for 5 people including drinks, but set menus only at £30 and £42 so reasonable on eating. Conclusion: I like the venue from a series of reasons from the bar up and down to the big restaurators below, the live singers and bands that really does the day and turns into a live band club with dance floor and then dj later. so the venue has everything for its night, no need to move to somewhere else and a nice crowd. I would recommend a visit and a book to make sure they get a good place and if they ask live music to sit near the stage. they also have private rooms and VIP areas so really nice note. the other was that eating was good. also a few vegetarian options as well as many fish courses so a well set menu for all to offer."

The Fable

The Fable

52 Holborn Viaduct London, EC1A 2FD, EC1A 2DY, United Kingdom

Beer • Steak • British • European


"A group of ten of us went here last night for our work evening out. First impressions were good the place looked really nice, and it was packed (not so good if you are into any kind of social distancing). However, once we were seated for dinner next to the main bar area, it became apparent from the incredibly loud dance music that this was not going to be an evening of easy conversation. I like to think that a basic requirement of going to dinner is that I can enjoy some conversation but that was far too much to hope for. It was like being in the middle of a nightclub or bar where to have to really shout and strain to hear someone. Things got so bad that the waitress simply could not hear me to take my order. When my colleague 's order came it was completely wrong which was no surprise. We asked for their music to be turned down several times but that was just not possible by the looks of things because of the huge bar area next to us that they cared about more. Overall, the food was good, but the evening was totally ruined by the stupidly loud nightclub music. I do not exaggerate when I say that several of us left with sore throats and lost voices. If the management is reading this then I don 't want a stock robotic reply underneath we are very sorry to hear that....... kind of response because we made it clear that the music was stupidly loud several times. The next time I want to sit and eat in the middle of a nightclub then I 'll just go to Pret for a sandwich and just take it into the middle of the dancefloor of my local. It 'll be a lot cheaper for sure."

The Hand Sceptre

The Hand Sceptre

London Road, TN4 0RJ, TUNBRIDGE WELLS, United Kingdom

Steak • Pizza • European • T-bone Steak


"there were 5 people in our group for lunch, 2 vegan, 2 vegan and one omni. 4 of us actually ordered from the vegan menu and 1 ordered a vegetarian dish. my main thing was that 2 of us (I myself vegan and the omni in the group ordered the flat brot from the vegan food card it did not come advertising with chips, but when we ordered our waiter, we asked ourselves what chips we prefer so that we both asked for sweet potatoes. when the fries came out, they had a cheese on them (our order clearly from the separate vegan menu). I am not sure whether this was a mistake on the waiter or the kitchen, but the waiter was apologised. I shared the fries with one of the vegetarians in the group, so I simply avoided anyone who had been on them but I wonder now whether they were actually cooked in a separate frit and therefore they were not on the vegan menu?! regarding the personal know I was also disappointed when I asked what kind of vegetable burger it on the vegan meat base to find out. so I chose the flat brot instead and then had the cheese problem! my second main question is that eating was quite average, especially when you look at the price. 3 of us had advertised the vegan chocolate cake as with fresh berries. (2 of us originally ordered the Treakel-Tart, which was sold out, fair enough). but 2 of us can not thirsty eat, so in demand for the tart without them, expect others berries instead, but the only berries on the third berries was a lonely cubed earthly berries! the tart was also quite small, as he did not come with any food, but costs £6.25! overall it is great that they try with a vegan menu, but my view is that they have to try harder!"