Mcqueen - Menu

This all serves to create an upbeat atmosphere with a touch of vintage Hollywood glamour.

My friend had the Groupon voucher for the course menu with wine. We were sitting at a seater table and i was on the bench which is just too low. You need two pillows to reach the table. The meal was fine nothing great to be honest and the waiter was not the friendliest.

The lamb was lovely and tender and I loved every bite. The restaurant looks great with the dark wood and the bar area is definitely somewhere I want to check out in the future. The only fault was that I felt service was quite slow. But highly recommend this place for date nights and after work drinks. View menu

mcqueen is a good place for drinks and nibbles from old Street/Shoreditch. I have twice on goods once for a three cure meal and the other time for cocktails and a sharing plate. both eating and cocktails are good. both of them was a little slow and a little rude. it may be because I visited a voucher, but I don't think this should be an excuse.

Ordinarily, a glitzy bar-cum-restaurant-cum-nightclub like McQueen in Shoreditch isn't the kind of place you'd find me having dinner. Aimed squarely at the kind of high-spending, hard-living City geezers n' gals who like their spirits premium, house happy and ropes velvet, it's somewhere I've always given a wide berth, even though I used to work just round the corner.

Shoreditch Chic. I had my first meal at McQueen a couple of nights ago and I have to say that I was very surprised but the quality of the food service. I normally don't rate Restaurants attached to Clubs and/or Bar but this is really an exception. The menu is based on American Grill and the steaks really are awesome. After dinner we continued the evening in the Lounge Bar which serves top notch cocktails... I highly recommend McQueen. View menu

McQueen, named for Steve McQueen has the lot – a restaurant, a bar and a downstairs club. Its design is supposed to emulate American cool, in homage to the coolest of cool cats, Steve McQueen himself. I think they do achieve the look they’re going for, the space is pleasing to be in, and the odd quirky, slightly gothic touch such as the candelabra or bizarre human tree sculpture gives the place a bit of personality. I do wonder if the clientele it attracts are quite what they had in mind – there were a lot of City types in there; young guys doing Sambucas on a Wednesday night and then patting themselves on the back after each one. (Well done guys, you can take a...read more

Hazel Nevard heads down to the well established McQueens, to see if their new chef can serve up food as good as they serve up their drinks. When I heard Chef Nigel Smith had joined McQueen, it was a great opportunity for me to find out just why Where Now rate this Shoreditch Club as a top hotspot and see if Nigel’s food hits the spot. Cool and clubby yet homely with lots of squishy leather chairs and a big screen playing Steve McQueen movies, this restaurant doesn’t try and emulate any other. The place has a confident edge and so do the staff, who just seem to ‘get it’ where service is concerned. The ambiance is American/British and the menu is loaded with American classics a...read more

Last week I was invited to test the Designer Dining Menu at McQueens. When I got the invite I immediately jumped on the opportunity mainly because I walk past this place almost twice a day, on my way to and fro work and I have never been inside. The place is dark and musky and always made me think; what fun for a stag-do! Or after work drinks for the city crowd streaming North from Moorgate. I am not sure my friends are really their target audience, but I invited a girlfriend of mine to come along, cause I imagined we would at the very least get some great eye-candy among the brown leather chairs and oversized black bar. Well my friend and I arrive and even though we are the only...read more View menu