Sapori - (Near Westminster, london)

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.

jose manuel rodriguez perez Amazing place, one of the old ones in London. Spectacular food, excellent cuisine, one dish is enough. The meatloaf and roast turkey were outstanding. Great variety of beers, I recommend Estrella Galicia o Cruzcampo Served in it own cup. The service staff was incredible, so friendly. And the place... Its on another level.

Kelly W Everything was hot and fresh. Siu mai tasted really good and you can tell they’re home made. Prawn siu mai is full of just prawns which is excellent! Great sized portions and really reasonable prices. Will definitely be back to try the rest of the menu!

Ellie Clayson It was fantastic here! The location was fantastic - right by Trafalgar Square. The pub was lovely inside, great atmosphere and was very spacious. I am gluten free and they were brilliant with this. Would definitely recommend!

Dee Edwards I came Tuesday 24th February early afternoon for a pre theatre lunch. The service was wonderful. They were very short staffed but honestly you would not know as the manager and the server worked so hard and seamlessly. They were very polite, professional and attentive. I had booked a table for three for my mother’s birthday as this is her favourite Cafe Concerto in London as it looks quite opulent and has a nice atmosphere. The food was really good. The mushroom arancini balls were delicious as was the calamari for starters. Very fresh and big. We had a combination from the menu and everything was delicious and well presented. They made us feel very special and we had a lovely afternoon. Food drinks and service were all wonderful and we will always come back! We were seated at the back area which is perfect if you want a little bit more privacy but you can still feel the atmosphere of the cafe.

Martha Medina We made a reservation to visit Lajo de Karahi, and I’m glad we did because the place was full when we arrived. The atmosphere was lively and authentic. This was my first time trying Pakistani food, and I was invited by my daughter, who told me it was one of her favorite restaurants — and now I completely understand why. The food was absolutely delicious. Every dish had rich, fresh flavors and felt perfectly homemade. Another great detail is that you can bring your own alcoholic drinks, which makes the experience even better. Even though the restaurant was busy, the service was quick and friendly, and everything we ordered was worth it. Definitely a place I would return to. If you’re in London and want to try authentic, flavorful Pakistani cuisine, Lajo de Karahi is a must-visit.