Gopals Corner Victoria - (Near Westminster, london)

Joshua Westcott The Pig and Whistle is a proper neighborhood pub! Its got that cozy, friendly vibe that makes you want to settle in for a long chat. The staff is super welcoming and always up for a laugh. Plus, they pour a perfect pint of beer – just what you need on a chilly London day. The food is classic pub fare, done really well. Think the club sandwich , fish and chips, and all the comfort food you could ask for. What sets this place apart is the atmosphere. Its not trying to be anything its not. Its just a great pub where you can relax, catch up with friends, or watch a game of footy, If youre looking for a no-frills, good-times pub, The Pig and Whistle is a solid choice. You wont be disappointed!

Rhina Flores Very friend staff. I love the fresh orange juice. The mocha was delicious. Everything was very healthy and delicious. The food was served quickly.

Lisanthe pubudu I tried the mutton kottu, mutton biriyani, hoppers, and vadai. Everything was really good, but the kottu and vadai were absolutely outstanding. Highly recommend for Sri Lankan food.

Jason M. Chin Popped in for some drinks a couple of nights while staying up the block at the Sanctuary House Hotel. Great atmosphere and history. Excellent pours and friendly service. Small space so be prepared to stand but worth the visit.

Pohsan W Ordered the traditional English breakfast and smashed avocado sourdough toast. Portions were generous and delicious. Nice interior and friendly staff.

Alan A dog friendly Chinese restaurant, fine dinning at reasonable prices, beautiful interior and classy plate and cutlery. Front of house staff were very friendly, polite and professional, we all had a wonderful dinning experience. As we have a small dog, we were seated in 1 of the 3 theatre like style booth seats at the back, it was lovely, beautiful, classy, cozy and privacy all at once. You can see whats going on with the restaurant and enjoy the decorations and furnishings. We had the some items from the main dim sum menu, the Sunday special dim sum menu and a wonton noodle set menu. There were 3 set menu choices available, fantastic value around £33 on the weekends, which is fantastic value for the money. The 1 we went for was the Wonton noodle set, which include a drink, 8 pieces of dim sum, a wonton noodle soup, and a sweet dessert soup. Amazing. We particularly enjoyed the Truffle Har Gau, scallion Chicken, Wonton noodle, and other dim sum from the set menu, full of flavour and beautiful made and presented. Cocktails in London fine dinning restaurant are expensive, around £15-17 here, taste wise is average here at Gouqi, not too bad, but not great, I would recommend save the money on food. There is a 15% service charge added to the bill, as most top restaurant do. Services were good and i was happy with it. I do enjoy the dinning experience here as a 1st timer, service werent rushed at all like most competitors, attentive enough, could be more, overall still a lovely dinning experience. Overall, I would highly recommended Guoqi, and will definitely visit again to try their Peking Duck and other set menu.