Bloody French

chernandezg

Bloody tight quarters 28th March 2008

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Two of us went for dinner on a Saturday... I loved the menus on a chalk board and the food was indeed quite good and it reminded me of ... well a "Notting Hill-ized" french Bistro. The one "issue" was when they took the four seats to our left in the central communal table and decided to squeeze in six people because someone's friend decided to bring their (very talkative and loud) friend... Almost ruined a good evening... a bottle of decent read saved it!

belinda

Great name! 14th January 2008

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Great decor, friendly staff and fresh tasty food. My only complaint is the lack of veggie options (but then they are French so I can't complain too much) and they need to change their menu more often. Otherwise a great choice for any night of the week.

luv2eat

16th July 2007

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Bloody French in Notting Hill is by far one of the best dining experiences I've had in London. Take a trip to Paris without crossing the Channel. Relaxed, great food, and excellent service. Take someone close to your heart or meet a group of mates-- either way you're bound to have a good time.

elena

French cuisine for ever! 8th June 2007

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One place in London where I had the chance to find good french cuisine was in Bloody French at Notting Hill. The restaurant is quite small with big shared wooden tables but the atmoshpere is friendly. I tried the pumpkin soup which was excellent and as a main course the boeuf bourguignon which was equally tasty. The price is a bit high but it really worths trying it even for once!

Ryan

Great Ambience and Food 17th April 2007

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This place is great. Lovely food, nice lighting and a great atmosphere. They have all the old favourites and the staff are all very nice. They even have a cozy fireplace in winter which tops off the comfy feel of the place.

The one main drawback would be the serious lack of vegetarian options.