Casa Cruz - Menu

Very nice environment great food, great service. Will definitely go back

Most beautiful space, intimate and sophisticated. Great food. One of my favorite restaurants in London.

Low Key excellence elegance Food and Service exemplary. Always consistent and a perfect hideaway for unpretentious people who 'know '

Was thrilled to go to the restaurant, but ultimately very disappointed. We, where on Thursday at 8:00, and it was empty. The service was good, but the food was very bad. The tortilla was dry and our pasta net was overpriced and not particularly beautiful. Certainly would not go back or recommend others.

Always a nice experience here. Chose Casa Cruz, because I wanted some vibe somewhere and delivered it. Food was great, and the waiter helped us choose a good mix of appetizers and nets. I think it's a good place for a table of 4/5 people, or even a date point for only two. The wine list was solid and quite expensive, which was refreshing.

I must say that the prices have set me first on the visit this place, but young is worth eating! extraordinary taste and love to detail tried the spiced crab and give it for taste, then had sea bass (ok) and roasted flower cauliflower with truffle and parmesan (strong taste), amazing tasty eggs, if any small ort, would visit a side of the cake.

casa cruz was one of the better meals I had in london for one. the restaurant is elegant, almost regal, and the service is quite careful. it also has a nice bar to have a drink before they sit. I had the raw tuna and avocado star. followed by the sea red lemon as main. my friend had the spiced crab followed by the lamb shoulder. all dishes were perfectly prepared and very delicious. excellent service. highly recommended.

We tried Casa Cruz after it was recommended to us. We ordered some focaccia which was okay but it was not freshly baked. The ceviche was nice. Our mains were the Cacio e Pepe paccheri and as an Italian I expect the pasta to be on point. Unfortunately the paccheri were quite rubbery. The sauce was good. The other main was the pork which was a bit dry. Unfortunately it didn’t live up to our expectations and considering the upmarket prices, we were hoping for a much better meal.

Beautiful restaurant, with good parking outside, and very polite attentive staff, but ridiculously expensive. The two of us had no starter except a small bowl of olives between us, and both ordered veal gnocci, which was the cheapest main on the menu at £26 (every additional vegetable is £9). When it arrived, the gnocci was delicious but was what is usually described as ‘a small plate’. So, gnocci plus two glasses of the house rosé came to a total of £111. So, lovely food, but arguably the worst value for money I’ve had in a restaurant for 50 years.