3 South Place Restaurant & Grill - (Near City of London, london)

Don R Campbell Warm welcome, informed and fun service accompanying the authentic food. 4 of us all very much enjoyed our food. In fact, our vegetarian friend said "This is the best arrabbiata I have enjoyed in my 60yrs." The veal was superb, subtle flavours, light breading. The salmon piece as a main was large and done to perfection (not overcooked as it often can be). The gluten free pasta (penne) portion was large and done very well. When in this neighborhood again, well return to try some of their other options. We sat upstairs, its cozy, comfortable and the glass ceiling added to the ambience

Vaibhav Naik Very nice ambiance, impeccable service and succulent food. We celebrated a birthday here with family and we had an absolutely wonderful time at Mint Leaf, London. Aloo Tikki Chaat, Paneer Tikka & Chicken Tikka were the best starters we have had. The mojitos and lassi were delicious to go with the starters. For mains we had Bhindi, Koftas, Daal Bukhara & Lamb Nihari. Their garlic naan and butter naan were crunchy, buttery and delicious. Thanks to the staff for very attentive and impeccable service.

Daisy Lang Love visiting this place for healthy lunch when Im in the office. Queues are often long, but do move fairly quick and they offer click and collect if you want to order ahead. I love the field trays, which are very customisable and a lot of delicious food. It gets quite noisy inside but there is outdoor seating. (This post was made in connection with a Toast promotion)

w z Had breakfast here for few days. Loved the foods, coffee, everything and the famous bagel from Beigel Bake Brick Lane is here too! Everyone was so nice, attentive and friendly. Always feels welcomed. Thanks again to Karim for the lovely service.

Dany Ashkar There are places you visit… and there are places that truly capture your heart. Piazza Italiana is the latter. From the moment we stepped inside, we were surrounded by breathtaking architecture and the most elegant decor. The grand ceilings, the beautiful detailing, the soft lighting — everything feels romantic, luxurious, and timeless. It’s the kind of setting that makes you slow down, look around, and simply admire the beauty of the space. The food was just as unforgettable. Every dish was crafted with such care and authenticity, full of rich Italian flavors that felt both comforting and refined. Each bite felt like a love letter to Italy. And the service made the evening even more special — attentive, warm, and genuinely kind without ever being intrusive. We felt welcomed, valued, and completely taken care of. Piazza Italiana isn’t just a restaurant; it’s an experience filled with beauty, flavor, and romance. I left already dreaming about my next visit.

Olga Artjomova Wild Izakaya is one of those rare places where you start by ordering “a few things” and somehow end up trying half the menu, cause everything is that good. The aubergine was smoky, silky and perfectly glazed - the kind of dish you keep thinking about the next day. The sushi? Incredibly fresh, balanced, clean flavours, no overload, just precision. Every plate we tried had depth, texture and real attention to detail. Nothing felt random or rushed. You can tell the kitchen actually cares. This isn’t just “nice Japanese food” - it’s thoughtful, confident and seriously delicious. London doesn’t need another restaurant. But it definitely needed this one.