The Little Blue Door - (Near Hammersmith and Fulham, london)

5 /5 Courtney Mark: Great all round, no negative feedback. Lucienne was super attentive, friendly, and provided excellent recommendations. Our first time coming wont be the last - best service Ive received from a restaurant in Fulham. Highly recommend the Mad Men cocktail.

1 /5 D. G: Absolutely terrible experience. We were left waiting in line for at least 45 minutes, if not longer. When we first asked, we were told the wait would be “around 15 minutes”, which clearly wasn’t true. Standing outside that long for a pub in Zone 2 is honestly ridiculous. The bouncers were extremely rude and completely unhelpful. Instead of managing the queue professionally, they were shouting at people to stay quiet because of the residents living above. It honestly felt like being treated like schoolchildren rather than paying customers. When I asked to speak to the manager, I was told that the bouncer was the manager. Unsurprisingly, he refused to help and became even more rude and dismissive. To make things worse, several people were allowed to skip the queue because they were apparently “VIPs”. Many of them looked around 18 and some were even leaving the club vomiting right at the entrance. Overall, a truly awful experience. One of the worst clubs I’ve dealt with in London and the irony is that after all that waiting, we didn’t even manage to get inside.

5 /5 ella scarlett: Had the best time!!!! Ann and Stefan were amazing, incredible service! Delicious food and amazing vibes, couldn’t recommend enough!

5 /5 niloofar mzr: Very cute place! Good food! Great cocktails, very nice, helpful and lovely staff! The food and drink menu was limited, we expected more options, but what we ordered was great. Definitely recommend this place if you look for a good vibe and drink!

5 /5 Steffi Marie Opina: I went to The Little Blue Door in Fulham with my friends and it honestly felt more like hanging out at someone’s cool flat than being in a bar. You literally walk through a little blue front door, and inside each room has its own vibe — a cosy living room with sofas and books, a kitchen with cocktails and food, and even a study with games and a pool table. The cocktails were really fun and creative and we shared some plates of food which were good for snacking while we drank. The atmosphere was definitely the highlight — relaxed but lively, with music, people chatting everywhere, and a vibe that made it easy to just enjoy the night. If I’m being honest, the food wasn’t the most memorable part, but the drinks and setting made up for it. It felt like one of those places you’d want to take a group of friends rather than go solo — perfect for a fun night out.