Booked the dasy before using Opentable. We were meeting old friends over from Vancouver so wanted a quiet place with ambience. The table was ready and waiting for us on arrival and the greeting was friendly and warm. The Sunday lunch menu was 'flexible' with a range of choices that would suit most. The chicken pate was generous - served... More

Have now eaten here twice-- yes cozy but hot inside. Only 11 tables in the very small main dining room. Nice enough menu and fairly priced. House wine at 20 a liter is over the top. So the big issue is that the food is not imaginative and frankly, ok but boring. What I don't like is that they have... More

I've been dining here for years, both during my time as a local resident and whenever I have returned to the West End. Surrounded by over-priced places selling poor quality food to tourists, this place really stands out. I've always found the service good; the food is always excellent; and the menu varies. As to drinks, you can't really go... More

Used Tripadvisor to find restaurants near to the hotel I was staying in and came across Le Bistro Savoir Faire that had received good reviews. The restaurant is independent and has a cosy atmosphere. The staff were efficient, although they did bring us the wrong starter, but this was quickly sorted. The food was good and tasty and the cost... More

I have been eating at Le Bistro Savoir Faire for the past 16 years; it is strangely not easy to review - I have gotten to know the management personally and several of the staff have become friends over the many years that the restaurant has been open - we have all gotten old(er) together! Nonetheless I think that there... More

food was very good when it came; service is lacking downstairs which was understaffed. worth the wait if you are patient.

We had lunch today at Savoir Faire. We both had the cream of broccoli soup. Mine was good; my husband's was thin. For whatever reason, it was visibly different from mine. Afterward I had the chicken chasseur, which I enjoyed. He had the roasted pork, which was just okay. The house red wine was fine. The negatives were: It was... More

We were in London for the 1st night of my first-ever visit and were not sure what to expect for dining options. We prefer vegetarian meals, which is not the usual English fare. The concierge at our hotel (Radisson Edwardian on Bloomsbury street) suggested Savior Faire as a good, casual dining experience. When we looked at the menu we were... More

A visit to London is not complete for us without a trip to savoire faire. The food is always excellent , the staff helpful and it is just like going to a Parisian bistro by the Seine. We were particularly impressed by their helpfulness and consideration towards a member of our family with learning difficulties. Things like that distinguish a... More