Urban Food Court - (Near City of London, london)

John Downs Dinner for two on a quiet Thursday night. Very good food..the sole exceptional, the cottage pie delicious. The menu had a good mix of interesting dishes..."British" cuisine..in a very good way. Drinks reasonably priced for central London. Very close to Cannon Street station but tucked away off the main road, and below ground. Quirky decor that I found very appealing. Attentive service from staff who know their dishes. Note...not open at weekends...this is in the commercial part of town! Highly recommended for couples, small groups and business meetings (they seemed to have a projector screen discreetly concealed...so maybe good for small group lunchtime meetings).

Wiebo Grobler If Id known this place was 5 minutes from my work Id have been here more often! Amazing menu of SA food. They even have a Biltong trolley. Theres a cheese and wine room too, what more could you want? I had the best Ostrich steak Ive ever had, some nice boerrie, pap bread, steak, and Brannas and coke pork belly. Im definitely coming here for my birthday in Jan. Will lift the winter blues.

Florin Mihali Delicious sandwiches, the staff is very friendly and they pay attention to detail. Great value for money. Great variety, they all taste great!There is a bit of a queue at lunch time, which for me is a good sign always. Totally worth it!!!

MDH Enjoyed our late lunch experience here. The pub is in the legal district in London, and it more felt like people working nearby are coming for lunch, not tourists. The pub is really old and has a history. The staff were very friendly and recommended us to try the duck and fish n chips, both were great and good portions. It was pretty quiet during the afternoon, music wasn’t too loud, neither were people :)

K Rosales We had a lovely birthday dinner at The Vintry - just before their refurb. The service was smooth throughout and the soup was an absolutely delicious. A wonderful evening and a place we’re grateful to have enjoyed in its original charm! Looking forward to the re-vamp!

John Joseph Gutierrez With the cold weather setting in, my wife and I were looking for some comfort eats in London and came across Koya serving authentic and creative takes on udon noodle soups from Japan. We started our meal with slow braised rice wine pork belly and agedashi tofu from their specials menu. We followed the starters with thin-cut pork belly served in udon noodle soup. The flavors from the pork and udon were absolutely delicious! If you’re looking for good udon and braised pork belly in the city with Japanese cuisine flavors, I highly recommend Koya.