Off The Wall Restaurant and Bar

Friendly and attentive staff. Good food. Great wine selection. Tried to serve me an Irish coffee with no cream before admitting they didn't actually have any cream.

amazing eating atmosphere. friendly attentive staff. central location decent prices ( accepted gourmet society card for 50% discount on food.) great for a quiet up or a romantic dinner

There was a party of eight with different food requirements all of which were met with no trouble whatsoever. Everyone enjoyed their food and even booked the restaurant again the following day. It is a bit quiet in there but overall everyone said that they would return. Thanks for looking after us so well.

Went here for lunch, and though it is quite expensive, the quality of the food matches the price! I had the sirloin steak and it was cooked perfectly and an lovely piece of steak! everyone at the table enjoyed their meals! Very nice looking place as well, do not let it put you off that it is part of a hotel, as you would not know it. It feels like you are in a really nice restaurant!

Had a Saturday evening dinner here with my wife on a weekend trip to London. Excellent food and good service. Recommend the beef fillet and the lamb shank. The house red (shiraz) was of a good quality. We enjoyed the meal so much that we came back for breakfast the following morning and were not disappointed. A big thank you to the chef, the maitre d' (gentleman from the Netherlands) and the waiting staff. Will definitely come back next time we are in town.

we were very happy with our off the wall restaurant visit. the staff was so helpful and great at recommended for those who were not quite sure what they wanted. I went for the steak and the vulture, and it was literally won the best steak I had this year. the prices will be well worth it in combination with a tastecard. the only thing that is worth mentioning is that the waiting personal service was quite slow, and it was difficult to find someone too time, although it was almost literally nobody else there. it was not enough to disguise the experience, highly recommended

the restaurant itself is a short distance from St.Paul's and smithfield market. close to london wall in the london financial district, away from a street between moorgate and liverpool street stations is off the wall bar and restaurant off the wall restaurant that was the place for our lunch. off the wall restaurant is located in the 4-star hotel apex, which offers a modern European menu the restaurant is skillfully named after london wall, which was built by the Romans some think to defend the city. it is now the name of a road section in london, which runs part of the way the wall once stood. after a quick pick up over a beautiful glass cooled...read more

excellent eating and beautiful, cozy ambiente. I had to start the escape, which was fantastic, like the 28 days brisket I had for the main course. the personal was attentive and friendly. I have only two critikens that outweigh the positive far. the bar and restaurant play very different types of music on the same band. this leads to a very unpleasant combination of the two where I sat. the other critique is that the chips that I ordered to accompany the main meal were terrible. they were understated and hard. I don't know how they managed to produce such amazing appetizers and main dishes and don't know how to cook chips. these problems aside, I highly recommend.

3. september 2014 inner sunshine , restaurant review the sun in london have you ever lunch in london that was literally off the wall? I have! and it was nice! recently I met lucy of foodie force in the apex london wall hotel for our first lunch. they may remember lucy from my evening at the underground cookery school in london. she was one of the bloggers at the event and often commented on sunny in london. lucy is a super fun eating! they will love their blog. I had been looking for an opportunity to invite them to lunch, and we could finally let it happen. but sunny friends, she is not what this lunch made out of the wall. no, it's actually the restaurant...read more