I like this place a lot – cool bar downstairs – have been for lunch and dinner a couple of times. Food is solid english cuisine – steak is good, the smoke salmon is great for a starter! good selection of whiskeys – one bad point – service is friendly however slow and need to be more attentive. However overall cool place, good food, perfect for when Im in town.

Food is great – like the atmosphere – a little too cool for school thing going on – typical of the nobus all over the world – worth going for dinner on special occasions otherwise avoid as again the price is very expensive (£250 for 2 with only 4 mojitos and a bottle of water)

Don't understand why the reviews here are so fantastic (I dine out twice a week in central London) – I went for lunch here with a friend – cost was £250 for 2 ( both had starters and main course and one desert and one coffee, 2 bottles of marques de riscal) – Firstly the food – the starters were not great, I had risotto which wasn't cooked properly – the mains were good but nothing elaborate – service was very good. The wine is way over priced – the views are great but for lunch its not worth the price, and for dinner you are better off at a dozen other places if you are going to spend this type of money

Overrated and over priced – went for dinner with 7 people here – its a complicated and hard menu to order for a large table – it seems over worked and isn't one of ramseys finer establishments. Wine list is far too expensive, food is good but its just not an overall pleasant experience when spending £75 per person on average – better places across the street – the atmosphere is poor and this is more inkeeping with a traditional hotel restaurant for those who don;t know the area

like this place a lot – have eaten here twice in the last 6 months – sunday lunch at the chef's table was fantastic – great value for money – amazing room and service! Great beef and views into kitchen were highly entertaining. Also ate lunch during the week recently with 4 friends – great starters and main – fish is very good here. Service is friendly and personal – highly recommended

good all rounder this place – food is always good (not amazing italian food – trading a little on its name – but still good) atmosphere is great – friendly service – price is fair for what you get – a place a would go back to a few times a year

food is very good – however there are more dislikes than likes with this place – food is good but very expensive for what it is. The drinks, again are quite good (weak but good) but again very expensive £14 for a mojito which is brimming with ice is a little ott. The vibe is quite nice, modern and vibrant shame the service is of the same all to familiar feel – very slow – constantly asking or searching for a waiter to chase up drinks and food etc – There are better places nearby at lower prices so I wouldn't bust a gut to get back

Good restaurant for good quality food, good service and reasonable prices – it is like stepping back in to a restaurant from the 70's with decor and menu – but where can you get fresh whole globe artichokes for a starter nowadays. Steak au povre is good and the wine list is cheap by London standards – loads of regulars – mainly elderly thou so not a place for a lively young couple but ideaal for taking the parents for a quiet decent meal.

This is right near my office – great place for lunch – really cheap for amazing quality food. Street style mexican – tasty – service is always friendly, staff are up for a laugh – all the food comes as and when. Highly recommend gives this place a try for lunch or a quick laid back dinner – noisy atmosphere and not your old standard boring pseudo mexican food

went to lunch here with 2 friends – its better atmosphere at dinner however lunch was good. The 3 course set lunch is good value, the starters were average , beetroot risotto was in fact not risotto just thinly sliced/chopped beetroot – and the duck egg was not quite right, not cooked. The mains were good and the service was quick and efficient if a little impersonal. Wine list was wide spread and inclusive – desserts were nice (toffee pudding – was good) – 2 bottles of wine and the 3 courses came in at £260 with tip which wasn't bad – would recommend – but if you want a little more variation go for the a la carte menu and maybe save that for dinner!