My husband and I had dinner here with a work colleague. It has a very formal English gentlemen's club feel to it, which may be exactly what the owners were trying to create, but it was not particularly to our taste. Each to his or her own! The fish soup for starters were excellent, and the mains (variously steak, lamb... More

If you want to meet MPs, this is the place. Although, I am thinking they are starting to migrate somewhere else. Food is not good value for money and I was disappointed not to receive a better image of British cuisine. The meat was tasteless and so was the vegetable selection. Service remains the main problem. You can clearly see... More

A long standing quality restaurant favoured by our politicos. Good value for money staff brilliant. Well worth a visit

I went at lunchtime. Portions are large. Stilton and cheese tart starter would be better as a main dish with a good salad. The sirloin steak main course was lacking in taste although the sauce was excellent. The sticky toffee pudding was the star of the meal and could not be faulted - it was just a shame that it... More

We took our Canadian cousins for an English experience. The foreign staff twice misunderstood our requests! Our meal was fair but with little flavour or character.

Lunch time mid week. Very welcoming staff. Although fairly formal setting, with the quiet buzz of conversation from other guests, the atmosphere was relaxing. Attentive staff. The pies were excellent, with huge topping and delicious fillings, and my rump of lamb was perfectly presented, just the right side of medium. The wine list is extensive although we only went for... More

First came here when we had moved home, looked shattered; they got our need for comfort and looked after us and so qwe have kept coming back. the menu is not imaginative, that is not the point - there's a favourite for everyone - the liver and onions iss especially good and the 1970s prawn cocktail a joy

We had lunch at this restaurant on the suggestion of a friend who lives in the neighbourhood of Marsham Street. The entrance under a canopy is slightly formal and off-putting but inside the welcome was fine. Our reservation was correct and, as requested, we were given one of the small alcove booths. These reduce noise around you and give you... More