Bread Street Kitchen & Bar - Battersea - (Near , london)

2 /5 Aish: Unfortunately wasnt the greatest experience for my partner and I we have been to a quieter Ramsey place before which had lovely food. The staff and appearance of the place is nice but the food was less than mediocre. My supposedly medium rare burger was like rubber if the basics cant be done well Im glad we didnt go for the Beef Wellington. Best part was probably the fries, they werent anything special but they werent soggy. Staff are friendly I personally didnt want to make a big deal out of the issue we had with the meal to the staff and on the day but for the price of our meal and the drinks it was disappointing.

5 /5 Sam Neatrour: The best roast dinner I have had in many years. Their new roast dinner concept was absolutely stunning. We enjoyed a fantastic selection of meat, served with gravy, horseradish sauce, bread sauce, amazing apple sauce and inventively cooked and prepared vegetables. The Yorkshire puddings were so good I’ve gave them a capital Y. The children enjoyed a butter, chicken curry, and the kids menu was absolutely brilliant and very reasonable. Seriously a faultless lunch, keenly priced for the quality with fantastic service and all followed up with a signature sticky toffee pudding. We rolled home all very satisfied thank you everyone there.

4 /5 Una Ognjenovic: We rebooked this restaurant for our date night. The service was exceptional with the waiter understanding our sense of humour. The only negative I would add (but not subtract a star for) is that they pour the wine for you. On a busy night, you could wait for a top up for you wine which may can annoy you if you’re eating food without your wine. The food is expensive and I don’t believe is worth the price. My partner had the fish and chips which he stated was one of the best f&c he has had. I had the smash burger with fries but it was not something out of this world. Quite average and rather disappointing as I thought it would be something that melts in your mouth for £25. The wine was £35 and unfortunately tasted like a bland £10 wine you may get from Sainsbury’s. For £35 I would believe it wouldn’t taste like a cheap wine but unfortunately it did. Whilst we did not complain, I would do your research before ordering something with a mark up of 250%. The overall rating of 4 stars was due to the waiter being very accommodating and comedic. There were a lot of babies and families due to children eating free during weekdays, so please bear that in mind when dining in.

5 /5 Scott Wignall: A first time visit for me. Absolutely blown away by the amazing food. Nothing short of perfection as it should be being Gordon Ramsay. Bread basket was provided along with butter, which tasted delicious. Drinks were a little pricey but it is what you expect from a world-class chefs restaurant. Fish & Chips was totally delicious, flaky fish and crisp batter along with exquisite mushy peas and tartare sauce. Atmosphere was great as it was quiet and the service was exemplary.