The Needles Landmark Attraction - (Near , london)

Ksenija Kozlova A great place with delicious food, a pleasant atmosphere, and friendly staff. The best breakfast Ive ever had! Thanks to the employee, Rose, she was very nice and friendly to me!

Lukman Otunuga One of the BEST abula in the United Kingdom. The dish feels like a trip back to Nigeria as the rich spices tantalise the taste buds. Very handsome portion sizes and great customer service with a short wait time. If you want a dish packed with explosive tastes that leave you full and satisfied...look no further

Phoebe Bedford Very tasty gelato! I had the fig and marscapone flavour (pictured) which was really nice. One scoop was £3.95. Friendly service and lots of seating. Definitely coming back !

Lukasz Kuich I am very glad that I managed to find another place which has my full recommendation. The food was fresh and full of taste. Had a chance to speak with Andy who is running this restaurant, he is very nice person and looks like his priority is to keep high standard. I like his approach. Would I visit this restaurant again, 100% YES. Hope will be around soon to visit Harvest Moon again.

Suhan Alom We had crêpes with fries and a cup of tea, and everything was absolutely lovely. The food was fresh and tasty, and the staff were very helpful and kind. Overall, it was a really pleasant experience and I would definitely recommend this place.

ahm albed The Wolseley is one of those rare restaurants that feels timeless the moment you walk through the door. Set on Piccadilly, its grand Art Deco interior immediately creates a sense of occasion—high ceilings, gleaming black-and-white floors, and a gentle hum of conversation that makes it feel both elegant and welcoming. The menu leans toward classic European café cuisine, executed with confidence rather than flash. Dishes like the eggs Benedict, steak tartare, and Wiener schnitzel are dependable standouts, while the pastries and desserts—particularly the crêpes and seasonal tarts—are indulgent without being overdone. Ingredients are high quality, portions are generous, and there’s a reassuring consistency to the food that keeps regulars coming back. Service is a highlight. The staff are polished, attentive, and unflustered, striking a balance between formality and warmth that suits the setting perfectly. Whether you’re there for a leisurely breakfast, a business lunch, or a pre-theatre dinner, you’re made to feel looked after without being rushed. The Wolseley isn’t about culinary trends or experimental flair; it’s about refinement, comfort, and tradition done exceptionally well. It’s the kind of place you return to again and again—not because it surprises you, but because it never disappoints.