Urban Food Court - (Near City of London, South East)

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).

Joost Mi-Maltha I had a wonderful experience at Enoteca da Luca. The food was absolutely fantastic - fresh, full of flavour, and genuinely memorable. I had their fresh pasta with crab in a rich, creamy saffron-style sauce. I also enjoyed the pâté served with caramelised onions and toasted bread, which made for a delicious super yummie starter. The ambience is warm, cosy, with warm Italian elements and a charming and stylish rustic décor. It’s intimate, inviting, and full of character. The staff were incredibly friendly, attentive, and welcoming, which really added to the experience. Highly recommended if youre looking for delicious Italian food and a cosy environment to relax in.

Jeavon Moo-Young We (wife and I) went to the Leonardo St Paul’s recently… The lady Kathleen who welcomed us at reception with welcome drinks and then later we saw her in the executive lounge was so friendly and informative without being to intrusive she was fantastic and kind… the group of hotels we have been in before and as usual, it was a great get away from home to have night away… spa was good and we were in the executive room so it went down well with the wife…. Well worth the get away and easy to get to from Blackfriars tube station

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.

Matt Weston Went here for a work lunch. It was superb. The people were awesome and the pizza was delicious. And the vibes were great, with a warm casual sociability.

Laura R Lovely resturant with tons of tasty choices! Everyone thoughtfully plated and delicious! Our server was friendly and the atmosphere chic and festive! Highly recommend!!