Stone & Grill Restaurant Victoria - (Near Westminster, london)

5 /5 Alex: Excellent experience. Made a booking for a group of 10 of us and that process was seamless. From the moment we walked all the staff were so accommodating, welcome and friendly. Maggie, in particular, made things very easy for us and constantly checked in to ensure we were alright at the table. Food was also excellent, especially relative to the waiting times. Will definitely be back here and would recommend this place to anyone looking to enjoy a great meal and experience as a group. Kudos to Stone & Grill and their excellent team!

5 /5 Sandy Middlemas: First time at Stone & Grill. Visiting the area we were happy to find this place for our late lunch. Lunch menu with a decent number of dishes runs till 4pm, but a more extensive menu available. Dishes were tasty and generous portions. Quiet on our visit but lots of seating on other levels, I believe busier in evenings. I think reasonable value for location. Would come again. Toilets upstairs were very clean and pleasant smelling.

5 /5 Tom Matava: Excellent in every way. Kind, friendly, funny staff. Busy but chill vibe, dining experience not rushed so good, fresh, tasty food could be enjoyed. If I was local, this would be a regular place - and a good spot to take friends!

5 /5 Jamie: Group of 12. Handled our table well, always around when we needed service and got all the orders right. Everyone said how great their meals were! I agree had the cheeseburger and chips and it was the best Ive had in a while, maybe even the year! It was a good portion which I appreciated. Cost is good considering it is Victoria. Paid under £30 for my meal, 2 beers and coffee. Will come back again

5 /5 H dyman: This Italian restaurant offers a great-value lunch set for around £12. It is an excellent deal if you want to enjoy a proper meal in the Victoria area. The price is reasonable, and you can choose from nine different kinds of sourdough pizza. I tried the Bosciola, topped with mozzarella, Italian garlic sausage, mushrooms, and parsley. The pizza base was wonderfully chewy and crispy at the same time. Baked fresh to order, it arrived piping hot and full of flavour. The waiter recommended a lime cordial since I didn’t want a soft drink and it was a great suggestion! Refreshing and slightly sour, it balanced out the richness of the pizza perfectly. Overall, it’s an affordable and satisfying lunch spot in central London.