• Added: 13th of November 2007
• Area: Soho
• Category: Restaurants

London W1D 5BG
020 7437 2477

modomnoc said
French cuisine
I tried this place on the recommendation of Time Out magazine. The first thing to be said of this place is - how small and intimate it is. It's like dining in Dickens time - a real weird feeling. Second this place isn't cheap about £45 per head (starter, main meal and a shared bottle of house red). However, they do serve up quality food and the wine's start off at about £12- 14 a bottle.
Again if you like French classic cooking you'll like this. I had a soup for starters and lamb and vegetables for my main course. I was impressed by the tenderness and the quantity I received, with as always a superb sauce. However, if you like plenty of potatoes or a side order of chips may be this isn't the place for you. I say this because I have a family friend who in France always asks if his meal comes with frites, and gets upset when it doesn't.

• Added: 13th of November 2007
• Area: Soho
• Category: Restaurants

London W1D 3RY
020 7437 6004

modomnoc said
OK
I've been here three times and I've found it OK. I had a double cheese burger, chips, and a ginger beer for £11. If you like burger and chips you will like this. It's not as cheap as McDonalds, however, it's much nicer than McDonalds and I'm actually filled up when I've eaten my meal.
Ultimately one makes one's choices on your finances. I can afford to go here rather than McDonalds, however, if I had the resources I'd probably nip 200 yards up the road to the French House for £40.