Fish at 55 - (Near Kent, london)

4 /5 Kopman Richard (RSK London): A great place to enjoy tasty fare. All dishes were really well prepared, and very flavoursome. Restaurant interior is also welcoming, along with the service. I would say that the monkfish and pancetta was overcooked and dry, probably a one off, as all the other dishes were great. Would recommend this place if you get the opportunity to try it, or why not actually make the opportunity, book, and head out there.

5 /5 Andrew Kirkby: Went for dinner here whilst on a work course. Was dining solo, but staff made me feel very welcome, and had chats with the waiters between courses. Restaurant was busy for a Wednesday night so had a good atmosphere. Fish dishes and dessert were all really good, and Id definitely come back again.

3 /5 Lauren Williams: This is meant to be a really good fish restaurant and although there are some good points to the restaurant it doesnt compare favourably to other top restaurants i have been too. I found that the food that was going round the tables was thoughtfully and creatively presented. My food when delivered to the table was well presented but not imaginative compared to some of the other dishes. The food did not deliver, it was very low in flavour and the chips were of a poor quality. The desert I had was tasty but it didnt stand out. It seemed like a mid tier restaurant with ambitions of being higher. The service was faultless. Waiters and waitresses greeted us both with genuine smiles at the door. The smiling service and genuine interest in our welfare continued throughout the meal. They checked on us and checked to see if we had been happy with our meals. I didnt enjoy the atmosphere, I found it very basic. There isnt much in the way of a strong vibe with little decorations and basic tables. The decor fits a village fish restaurant but does not reflect the amount of money that is spent there. They could do more to upgrade it particularly in the lack lustre bathrooms. It also became very noisy at points and hard to hear my dinner partner.