Everest Inn - (Near Greenwich, london)

Sarah Fowkes They sat us at a moments notice when our previous booking nearby was not satisfactory. Their ability to be accommodating on a busy Saturday is what used to be seen as standard in the service industry, now sets them far above competitors. The ambience was very relaxed and extremely comfortable, we never felt rushed, service was on hand but not pushy, we were left to have our time together, which was perfect. So many places are overbearing and invasive these days as they want a quick turnover, but they know how to pitch it. The food was superb, we had the starters and mains ... just a couple of choices but perfectly executed. I travel globally with a large corporate hospitality provider, and am very happy when I find great places in London. People want experiences, not a quick feed at exorbitant prices, I was very pleased with this experience and will be back.

Hannah Louise I have eaten here on a few occasions now & I can honestly say it’s some of the best food I’ve ever had! The hash is hands down incredible amongst the nachos and many others, the roast dinner is also one not to be missed, I’d recommend the beef. The atmosphere, staff & overall vibe cannot be faulted.

Lisa Collins Nice sunway roast, says unlimited Yorkshire puds and gravy but the add on ones wernt as nice! Great stuffing balls, well worth the extra ! Meat portion small, nice lunch bit could have been a great one!! Staff very hard to grab/find and just could be raised easily! Door hanging off hinge in ladies loo, few tweaks could be great!

Lorraine Kashdan Really nice atmosphere. Its wheelchair accessible although the entrance is at the back and the back doors were closed, but locals sprang to the rescue and we were in! Two of us used wheelchairs and it was manageable though for two powerchairs it would be awkward and due to how busy it gets, the staff were not the most forthcoming. The Sunday dinners were as expected. There was pleasant livr music. The accessible toilet was easy enough to get to, though strictly speaking not that accessible, if youre not ambulant and have no carer and you have a chair longer than the q300r, then you cant use it! Plus the throughfare was blocked with a large plant, which is fine if for example youre with friends, are fine talking to the management and dont also have autism. From a neuro diverse point of view its not suitable because of the windows being at the same level as the tables causing noise refraction. Overall I loved the place and would go again, they just need to bear in mind that if its advertised as disabled access then doors need to be left open, signage would be helpful and blocking entrance or exit points with heavy plant pots isnt great. Otherwise - see you next time!

Annie Gentil-Kraatz We just had our Christmas dinner in Cha Louis and had a really good time. Food and drinks were good. The menu was quite short but food was delicious. Most dishes required a side dish apart from the Pad Thais. It has been stylishly refurbished and the atmosphere was lovely (Christmas music and warm conversations). Our waiters were friendly and especially Sophie. We will definitely go back.

Shobna Sami I had a truly special experience dining at this relatively new Indian restaurant at The Standard. The space is beautiful and spacious, the food was excellent, and the service exceptional. I was delighted to learn it’s a family-run business—Sayed and his brothers welcomed every guest with genuine warmth and gracious hospitality. Thank you for creating such an authentic dining space that reflects the vibrant spirit of our local community in Greenwich and Blackheath.