Bills Greenwich Restaurant - (Near , london)

Autumn Y Youre directed to a check in area upon arrival where you can drop off your stuff in a locker (free). Youll need to hand in your ID at that time to get a visitors pass. Following that, you make your way into the prison. Youll have to remove jackets/jewelry/extras, go through a metal detector, and get a pat down. Youre then led into the restaurant. Youll be sat, given time to look over the menu, and ask questions if needed. The environment itself looks like one of a regular restaurant, with the exception of plastic cutlery. The staff were partly in training when I was there, so they were decently chatty and eager to help with anything. They did try to upsell a decent amount, but that is probably in part to the training bit, in terms of learning how to work that in more flawlessly. Ordered a pork chop that came with soba noodles and a smashed cucumber salad. The food tasted good overall. They have their regular desserts as well as ones that are made by the inmates there (separate menu for these). So ask to see what those are to support them if youd like. When leaving, you will need to be escorted, so just be sure to ask for your host before you head out.

Lewis Brusby Had their chana and roti and both were delicious! Great value and the chef was very humble and polite.

Tom We went for the bottomless brunch at Daddy Bao and had a great time. The service was very attentive, with our cocktail carafes topped up as soon as they were halfway empty. We tried the Dark and Stormy (rum) and the Paloma (tequila), and I would 100% recommend the rum cocktail as your bottomless choice. Food wise, the Szechuan cucumber is a must order for sharing, and the aubergine and fried chicken are also great picks. The absolute star of the show though is the shiitake bao. Easily the best bao I have had in London, and that is coming from someone who does not even like mushrooms!! Overall, a really fun brunch with great service, food, drinks and good value for money.

Supersupergirl Polish Village Bread Ltd is really good and helpful especially their website. They have their cakes and bakery in English which really tells a thousand words when you are new to Polish bakery and really want to try.

Rae Tasyaka What a fabulous night out with friends, listening to the great music of Fleetwood Mac and Tom Petty. The bar was buzzing before and after, and the staff are very helpful and friendly. A place I highly recommend and I can’t wait to visit again soon.