Honey & Co. Great Portland - (Near Westminster, london)

Maham Chaudhry Absolutely loved the food. And the service was impeccable. Was surprised at the end with a cake as it was my friends birthday so glad this place actually looks through booking notes as I had mentioned it. Loved the two guys that entertained us. Deffo worth visiting.

Nina Margareth The best sunday roast chicken i’ve ever had in London!! Absolutely yummy bloody mary as well. Highly recommend for good food. Definitely will come back for the roast!!

Vandana Shah Wahaca never disappoints! And this particular branch is perhaps the best of the lot. Friendly and warm service. Food was lip smacking good, fresh and piping hot. The plantain tacos were just melt in the mouth! Wahaca for 1 is great as it offers you a bit of everything and good sized portions too. Cant wait to go back again!

Amir T Really enjoyed the Suya and jerk chicken with jollof rice here. Simple setting, but good food freshly made to order, and friendly service. Would defo return!

Stewart Murdoch Came as I am a big fan of their sister restaurant. Had the Octopus Doughnuts, Chicken Skins, Wings, Thighs and the 3 Seafood options. Its 1 stick each apart from ghe skins and dougnuts which could be shares. So we split the options based on what we liked and everything was amazing and really happy with our choices. Also had cocktails and they were very good. Service was really good also. No complaints.

Vijay B Sambasivam Veeraswamy is an unforgettable dining experience in London. Located on Regent Street, the restaurant has incredible history, beautiful ambiance, and a very upscale feel, all while staying warm and welcoming. I booked this place with a friend for my birthday dinner, and to my surprise they made it extra special by bringing out a birthday card along with a small cake. Such a thoughtful touch. The food was outstanding. Loved the tikka and beetroot tikka appetizers, and honestly every dish we tried was excellent. The drink selection was great as well and paired perfectly with the meal. Yes, it’s expensive, but absolutely worth it for the food, the experience, and the heritage that comes with it. Nearly 100 years of history is no small thing for a restaurant, and you really feel that legacy when you dine here. A must-visit for anyone looking for refined Indian cuisine with history and character.