Salt Whisky Bar And Dining Room

Salt in London was a fantastic restaurant. The food was fresh and expertly cooked. Our server was friendly and gave us some excellent suggestions. The atmosphere was relaxed and not too busy. The drinks were perfect, especially the mango mojito. I will definitely return before we leave to enjoy some hookah and tea.

During our visit to London, we decided to dine at this restaurant and we were extremely impressed. The dishes were outstanding, especially as it was our first time trying southern Indian cuisine. The meals were prepared flawlessly and the owner was incredibly hospitable, even providing my husband with some cooking advice since he enjoys making Indian dishes at home. I highly recommend this restaurant to all.

Salt Bar is a bar and Indian restaurant near Marble Arch, featuring a modern and warm interior. The place offers an impressive whiskey list, but unfortunately not too much besides that. Still, you can probably also find a good wine there, despite the short list. If you like Indian food, you will also find something on the menu you will like. And if you're into pop music, you even like the sound that it on there. Salt Bar is quite a nice place and I guess it is a good bar for some drinks with friends especially if you're a big fan of whiskey. View menu

My husband and I travel to London once a year because of his work. After shopping or sightseeing, we'd usually end up at Edgware Road to grab a bite and relax with some shisha. After trying out other places on the strip, we discovered this place over the weekend. The music, the crowd, everything was just attracting us to check the place out. We sat down after 20 mins or so, and realized the shisha was cheaper but good, the music was good and it was probably the only crowded place on the street. After that first visit, every time we're in London, we always go here. Awesome place to relax and unwind.

I know nothing about whisky, but apparently it's great here. I shall talk about the food! My favorite things I ate were actually the appetizers, and that's not necessarily a bad thing. The aloo tikka chat is this kind of pancake with different strong sauces on it- it's amazing and something I've never had before. I'm still a newbie to Indian food- but shoot it was good. The other app was the Dahi Puri- kind of like a puff ball filled with also a different tasting strong flavored... thing. Yep, that's how I'll describe it. Points for the girl who can't really describe Indian food. Whatever it was delicious and I loved it. The curries were also quite good, same with the naan. I'd come back for...

I was recommended this restaurant by one of my closest friends, and since it was conveniently located near my hotel (the Hilton), it was an easy decision to walk about 5 minutes to get there. It was a busy Saturday night, and my party of 3 was seated almost immediately, which was a good sign. The music was on the louder side, but not enough to make conversation difficult. The Indian music was enjoyable and catchy. Our waitress was friendly and took our order promptly. We ordered lamb, chicken, rice, garlic naan bread, and a yogurt dish, all of which came in cute plates and containers. The food arrived quickly, and we were pleased with the extensive drink menu, including non-alcoholic options... View menu

First night in London, and we were looking for a basic bite and a basic drink. Something local , you know. Turns out we found a spot That 's not basic at all. We checked in to our hotel a bit late in the evening, and asked the guy working the front where was good for a bite and a drink. He said most places were closed or closing soon. I mentioned that I saw Salt on yelp nearby with food. It 's close but it has, sorta different food. And it has, night people, if you know what I mean , is what he responded with. Well that was intriguing so we had to go. We arrived and realized what he meant. The place was packed with Middle Eastern people, most outside enjoying the night air and smoking from H...

It's a very strange place, is Salt Bar. Thing is, I love a good malt scotch. And that's what Salt Bar does very well indeed. The staff are knowledgeable, the selection is frankly astonishing, and they get the service right. You don't need to ask for a splash of water, for example there are jugs sat atop the bar. Last time I visited, the lad next to me had the temerity to order a scotch on the rocks, and got a suitably low-key glare from his barman. Ice in a malt? For shame. What's so strange about it is well, everything else. It's sat at the wrong end of Edgware Road. OK, I've just re-read that sentence. Clearly, there is no right end of nasty old Edgware Road, but this place is down amongst...

Arrived in London late and hungry. We still had to check in to our hotel and had noticed, on the Yelp App, that Salt was not far. We asked the front desk guy about it but apparently he wasn 't a fan. He referred to it as where night people went. Not sure what he meant by that at the time but, it was night and I was hungry so, I guess that made me one of them. Left our things in the room and walked to Salt. As we approached the restaurant we realized what he meant. We were in a middle eastern part of town and this place was packed even though it was already 10pm on a weekday. The people at the outside tables were smoking hookah, having delicious looking Nan bread with dipping sauces, and ever... View menu