http://www.london-eating.co.uk/22303.htm The Ivy Readers Reviews - London Eating en-gb Copyright: (C) London Eating This is truely the best restauant i have been to. I went there last night just before i went to see the Mouse Trap. Everything was perfect from the Crispy duck and watercress salad to my main course of chicken curry and rice. I finished with the cheese board and a bottle of blue nun. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/19.htm A bit of a mixed night at the Ivy on the weekend. Starters of Lobster tart & steak tartar were great but followed by sub standered mains. Veal Holstein was okay but the Ivy burger was the driest bit of meat I've ever attempted to eat. On telling this to the waiter he agreed that others had already mentioned this to him. Baked Alaska for 2 ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/19.htm on reading several comments some good some bad here's my take. My new wife and I whilst on honeymoon in London arrived on the doorstep to the Ivy on wed June 4th, 3.30pm. A friendly porter invited us in as we explained our desire to dine there even though we hadn't booked. 7.30pm we returned to spend a lovely 2 hours under no pressure to leave ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/19.htm My friend and I visited the Ivy for lunch on Friday 6 June, 2008, having booked six weeks in advance. We had travelled up from Southampton for a birthday treat. Yes, all very nice, BUT I was absolutely AMAZED that they produced fries which were obviously from a frozen packet! The burger was very dry, even though I had asked for it to be ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/19.htm Well choosing this place for food was the idea, forget the celeb spotting! The food was hearty english fare as expected but the service was rather pretentious this time round and not so homely as the described dishes... the food seemed to be rather ungraciously flung out and unfortuately really my grandmother made better staples than this visit ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/19.htm Once again had a fab meal.Service was extremely good,no rush to finish up and go and the waiter recommended a gorgeous wine. Had crispy duck to start,liver & bacon for main and shared the based alaska. All 10/10 and highly recommended Will be returning soon http://www.london-eating.co.uk/19.htm What I love about this place is its simplicity. Had a Prawn cocktail strater, fillet beef steak, fried egg, french fries and lashings of fried onions and a bottle of Medoc Ghaffur all for under a £100.00! bargain http://www.london-eating.co.uk/19.htm Visited with my girlfriend for our annivesary and we both were extremely impressed. The crispy duck starter was superb, trumped only by the veal T-bone with melted Dolcelatte. The service was top notch. I would thoroughly recommend the restaurant and I can't wait for my next visit http://www.london-eating.co.uk/19.htm We went to the Ivy one Saturday night. Table was booked for 10pm. I was worried that this being to eat but what the hell it was the Ivy restaurant after all. Once we arrived we were very fortunate to meet a lot of celebrities which include Joan Collins , Denise Van Outen and the one actor from Pirate of the Caribean (forgot hisname) and ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/19.htm Been loads of times - always been pretty good....however last night had a pre theatre sitting where we found the service shoddy the staff snotty and some of the food WAY below average - especially for a place that prides itself on simple seasonal food supposedly cooked to perfection. Disappointing. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/19.htm