113 Restaurant & Bar

A cool venue quite hidden from the rest of the mashy crowd.A private house with an informal yet hip vibe, good for concerts, emerging bands, performances

This very cosey, restaurant/bar, sits very comfortably on Chancery Lane, a perfect location for chilling out after a filling day in the City Of London. Check it out

Eleven of us went from work for our Christmas lunch. Had to boom but well worth it. Nice setting and not busy so you could hear yourself think. Good service and lovely three course meal. View menu

Not my first message and definitely not my last message a very good place to have business meals and business gatherings, very good menu recently updated, very much welcome to spend as much time here as possible eating, drinking, socializing. It seems to be something of an Oasis in the very center of a very busy London.

I was expecting something more impressive within the majestic Law Society headquarters. The decoration is an insipid greenish pastel, the tables so far apart there’s no buzz or atmosphere. Drinks are not particularly cheap. The only upside is the opportunity to do some serious people watching. The legal profession attracts some pretty interesting characters.

Enjoyed a light bite and excellent coffee at the Law Society. I’ve been a solicitor for 33 years and have for some reason never dined at 113 Chancery Lane. I think Pru Leith had a restaurant here previously. At lunchtime after court I don’t want a full meal and here they now do excellent toasted sandwiches. The price was so reasonable and service excellent. £6.60 for very good coffee and tasty toasted sandwich so next time at the RCJ of CFC I’ll be here for a light lunch View menu

I stopped here for lunch and was pleasantly surprised by the selection on the menu including set menus choices and 3 course meals and desserts. The wine list was 2nd to none, other non alcoholic drinks and beverages are also available. I had the vegetarian tomato mozzarella and pesto panini with a side order of the most delicious chips I've ever had. The bill did not break the bank, I found it to be very cheap and I highly recommend this delightful little gem of a restaurant.

Visited for lunch with a friend. Entering the Law Society steeped in history is always a pleasure.The restaurant is just to the right on entering, so easily accessible. It has a modern feel compared to the rest of the building; quite relaxing but can become very warm. We were presented with only one menu and it was somewhat limited, but our order was beautifully presented and in good time.On this occasion I had fish and chips for a main which were delicious; crispy light fish batter sitting on a few, crispy, non greasy thick cut chips with mushy peas and tartre sauce. It was a little pricey for quick lunch, but it was delicious. For a starter and main meal for two (we were informed they no l...

Guest in a party of 4 at this spacious restaurant in the lovely Law Society building at the lower end of Chancery Lane. The catering is sub contracted to Ampersand so the fare and service might be unkindly compared to school dinners. The waiter declined to take our coats and bags suggesting that there was no facility available for them. Instead we had to drape them over our chairs or just heap them on the floor. Strange and not at all welcoming. The menu was quite interesting but the finished product left much to be improved. Soft herring roe with samphire on sourdough £4.25) failed as the bread should have been toasted and well buttered. Sadly it was cold and dry and leathery. Likewise the... View menu