The English breakfast was generous and delicious. Staff were kind and quick, which made for a really comfortable visit.

Sunday roast was spot on. Beef just fell apart, and the veg had a proper roast to them. That giant Yorkshire pudding though. Big portions, left feeling stuffed.

Josh the manager was fantastic with my food intolerance. He walked me through the allergy menu himself, which was a huge relief. The wine list had some nice options to pair with the safe choices too.

The service was incredibly nice and fast, thanks to Marin N. The cakes and coffee were fantastic, making it a must-visit spot!

Caf&eacute; Boheme offers a delightful atmosphere with live music that enhances the dining experience. The Toulouse sausage and pomme puree were particularly outstanding, making it a great spot for comfort food lovers.

As a coeliac, it&#39;s a relief when the staff actually know their stuff. They walked me through the menu, no fuss. Felt safe ordering for once.

When I booked this, it escaped me that it was situated in the Caf&eacute; Royal Hotel. What a beautiful setting, on the balcony of the main reception to the hotel; and what history. Adorning the walls are memorabilia of days gone by and the rich and famous, who frequented the hotel. For instance, adjacent the dining area is an annexe that was home to the final performance of David Bowie as his alter ego, Ziggy Stardust. Elsewhere, there are pictures of Lulu, Mick Jagger and Lou Reed and many others. We chose to eat from the set menu and the food was superb. Service was swift without being rushed, and tables are well spaced so even when busy there is no feeling of being cramped, indeed quite intimate at our generous round (as many of them are) table. I would thoroughly recommend this restaurant as a must see place, and we&rsquo;ll be back too as it&rsquo;s just too good for a one off visit. As a post matinee theatre dinner, this was perfect for us, a haven in an otherwise bustling area of London.

The afternoon tea was decent with the voucher. I really liked the fresh ingredients in the sandwiches.

The cheese and wine tasting was a lovely way to spend an evening. The staff&#39;s guidance through the pairings was spot on&mdash;learned a thing or two without it feeling like a lecture. Just a relaxed, enjoyable little journey for the palate.

The lamb shank was the standout. Cooked for hours, it just fell apart. The sauce had a deep, rich flavour that worked perfectly. For a hotel restaurant, the prices weren&#39;t bad at all.

I&rsquo;m gluten free so delighted there was a separate menu and also crumble for pudding ! Great food and the service was great too

The brunch afternoon tea was a decent deal with coffee included. I liked the variety of savoury and sweet bits. The scones were pretty good. It got a bit noisy later on, but overall a fine way to spend an afternoon.

The salmon and cheese on sourdough was a real find. The salmon was creamy, the bread perfectly crisp. A lovely little lunch spot in London.

The chicken ruby was spot on, tender meat in a rich, flavourful curry. Paired it with a crisp, dry Riesling that cut through the richness perfectly. The garlic naan was good, though a touch doughy for my taste. Solid choice.

I highly recommend the halloumi fries; they were crispy and perfectly seasoned! The quality of the food is impressive for the price.

Very nice and cozy. We&#39;ve stopped here after walk and got their Wednesday Special - One Kilo of muscles. Food was delicious, service was good and prices were very affordable. Definitely will be back, thank you!

The Victoria Inn is a fantastic pub with a cozy atmosphere and friendly staff. The food is delicious, especially the Sunday roasts, which are a must-try!

Lovely spot. The staff were really attentive and knew their wine list inside out, which made choosing a pairing easy.

As a vegan, I was pleasantly surprised by the Portuguese vegan sausage dish. It had a really nice texture and flavour. Not something you see every day.

The beer selection is fantastic. Seven cask ales on tap, including a black IPA, and the prices are really good.

The poached eggs were just right, and the blueberry pancakes were lovely. Service was polite and attentive, which made for a relaxed meal.

Had the full English breakfast here. Portions are generous for the price, and the staff were really welcoming. The bacon was cooked just right, not too crispy. A solid, classic breakfast spot.

Moses was fantastic, really attentive without hovering. The wine list had some interesting local options, and he suggested a lovely red that went perfectly with the steak. Made for a relaxed evening.

Tried their two-course set menu for the first time. The main was a really generous portion of slow-cooked lamb. Good, simple wine list too, nothing fancy but it worked.

The coffee&#39;s top notch, no question. But I do notice the price has crept up a bit since my last visit. Still a good cup, just feels a touch pricier for what you get.

We celebrated a birthday at Bill&#39;s, and the service was exceptional. Joshua was friendly and attentive, making the occasion even more special.

Service was friendly and helpful. The bartenders knew their stuff, gave some decent recommendations. A solid spot for a quiet drink.

Been coming here for years. That full English is still huge and hits the spot every time, especially after a morning stroll by the river. Just what you need.

Staff are lovely. Welcoming and helpful. Nice little space. Croissants have great lamination. Breakfast portions a bit small, but fresh. Prices are excellent for the cakes and pastries.

I&#39;ve ordered a couple of custom birthday cakes from them. They&#39;re always responsive, and the cakes are pretty good&mdash;nicely decorated and tasty without being too sweet. The last one was a bit pricey, but it was fine.

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