Chez Gerard Rupert Street

It was standard tariff exactly what they would expect from this chain. service is reliable and the location is good for most theatres.

I'm overwhelmed as this bar gets something different than -10! I've never heard an london compliment of this place, and two of them look like a throw from a third country. his grim, outdated, totally cliché and expensive! You can't find any serious cocktails here and the drinks they have (if orange juice and wodka is a real drink) are over six pounds. the lap in the face is when the annoying I think I am so hot I can do obnoxily rude to customers bare people that annoying put the jack on a tablet give me a tip routine....ARE their I freaking kiding me!? that's just a joke! I mean seriously sucks! there are these creepy bathroom visitors stalker who are lurking in their bathroom cellar trying to this bathroom visitor want some rubber that close to a urinal schtick....so wrong. I would have this place avoid.

A group of 20 of us dined here, the food was good and the service we received was excellent. good location for royal festival hall.

This was a reliable chain earlier, but unfortunately its descent is not a surprise that it was sold and will lose its identity for tom’s kitchen. yesterday evening sat in a group and although the service was friendly (if slow) not. take them kindly to find that my first two choices of wein were not available and their recommended replacement was £12 / bottle extra! soon sorted this with a lower price wein. generally eat quite average, but worse than that for me I was later beaten with food poisoning and, as I was the only affected and had a prawn starter, must strongly suspect that. disappointment after previous good industry experience.

Went here Saturday night for a special treat great location and excited to enter into good restraunt after a busy day shopping with myself and my wife.The food was just that food it was cooked well and presented by a nice friendly helpful waitress. It...just never excited us and didnt produce any thing memorable. I wont say dont go or even not worth it because that would be harsh but for nearly £100 including wine for two I think we need to have a meal to remember this wasnt .P.S i dont like the idea of a cover charge on the bill £1.90 each and tip included too at 12.5% baffled.