Paradise Green - (Near City of London, london)

Atefeh - Ati O Coya City London offers a vibrant atmosphere, stylish setting, and attentive service. Most dishes were good and beautifully presented, but the octopus was average compared to the rest. Overall, a lively spot worth visiting for quality Peruvian cuisine.

Ruxandra Vitale Beautiful, posh bar and restaurant with live music. We had a great time and it had a lovely atmosphere. We also appreciated the fact that it wasnt too crowded. Despite being a walk in they were able to accommodate us very quickly with no waiting time. The food was exceptional and delicious. I would totally recommend this bar and restaurant.

Lisa Griffin We had a wonderful experience dining here. The service was outstanding — the staff Don & Joana were attentive, friendly, and made us feel genuinely welcome from start to finish. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, creating the perfect setting for a relaxed and enjoyable meal. The food was absolutely top-notch. Every dish was beautifully presented and packed with flavour, clearly made with care and high-quality ingredients. It’s rare to find a place where the service, atmosphere, and food all come together so perfectly. I would highly recommend this restaurant and will definitely be returning! Thank you from Lisa G x

Don R Campbell Warm welcome, informed and fun service accompanying the authentic food. 4 of us all very much enjoyed our food. In fact, our vegetarian friend said "This is the best arrabbiata I have enjoyed in my 60yrs." The veal was superb, subtle flavours, light breading. The salmon piece as a main was large and done to perfection (not overcooked as it often can be). The gluten free pasta (penne) portion was large and done very well. When in this neighborhood again, well return to try some of their other options. We sat upstairs, its cozy, comfortable and the glass ceiling added to the ambience

Diana Savvatina very tasty! awesome service and quality. nice big portions except for steak which wasn’t that big)

Olga Artjomova Wild Izakaya is one of those rare places where you start by ordering “a few things” and somehow end up trying half the menu, cause everything is that good. The aubergine was smoky, silky and perfectly glazed - the kind of dish you keep thinking about the next day. The sushi? Incredibly fresh, balanced, clean flavours, no overload, just precision. Every plate we tried had depth, texture and real attention to detail. Nothing felt random or rushed. You can tell the kitchen actually cares. This isn’t just “nice Japanese food” - it’s thoughtful, confident and seriously delicious. London doesn’t need another restaurant. But it definitely needed this one.