http://www.london-eating.co.uk/22461.htm The Archduke Readers Reviews - London Eating en-gb Copyright: (C) London Eating We have eaten in the Archduke many times, beginning when it first opened. We have never been disappointed, friendly service, nice modern british food and a good ambience. Having read some bad reviews here I was a little worried going back last night, but nothing has changed. I suspect some of the non british diners who had a problem with lack ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/227.htm I hardly ever write reviews but feel compelled to write and say just how poor a dining experience this is, even to the point that whenever we walk past it now (being a resident of the area) we point and laugh at just how bad an experience it was. OK, to start with the food was just so plainly average, the bangers and mash which normally is a ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/227.htm I know the Archduke well from some years ago, and many of my friends know it well too. On a recent visit to London I naturally decided to go there again. Searching the web for its opening hours, I came to this site and was surprised to see how poor some of the reviews were. We decided to take a risk and go anyway, and we were glad we did. I can ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/227.htm We are the touris from Italy, me and my friends saw this website online, and saw there is a good deal for eating out, therefore we made the reservation for the 2 course discounts online. After arriving the resturant, we have been told that the offer was ended, and if we mind to have the meals from their original manual, otherwies they cannot be ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/227.htm My friend and I have just dined at this restaurant for the first time. Her choice of main course was the calves liver with mashed potato and I chose the pork fillet with rosti potato, both served with brocolli. The presentation of the food was appetising and everything tasted really delicious. For dessert we had the strawberries with ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/227.htm Six of us needed somewhere to eat in a hurry yesterday evening before our visit to the RFH - local restaurants had already disappointed with either being closed, having a huge queue or no chef(!), so The Archduke it was. And we weren't disappointed. All of us opted for the 2 courses + tea/coffee for £14 deal, which proved to be very ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/227.htm A place where the deco could be much improved, the promise of 'Jazz' keep our spirits alive, and when just a pianist arrived, which we couldn't here from our table, we were mildly disappointed. Then the food arrived, an undercooked egg (the whites were well, transparent) we returned the dish to be laughed at by the staff and told that the egg ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/227.htm no really, please do not go here, The food must have been the most overpriced rubbish I've had in london for years. "fresh out of the fridge" stale starters. Our mains where only saved by over-seasoned ready made sauces, and the deserts genuinely reminded me of my school dinner days. This is not to mention the uninspiring menu ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/227.htm We've been satisfied customers for 27 years and have eaten here five times this year, at different times of the day,in the restaurant and in the bar. It might not be the cheapest place to eat but for quality, consistency and friendliness it would be hard to beat. Even at the peak of Christmas bookings, service was professional and friendly. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/227.htm I have visited this fine establishment for fifteen years, with the unique perspective of having worked away for over ten between visits. I can say now that some things not only don't change, but improve with time. The same owners, servers, and fine food, wine and jazz persist. How nice to know the foundation of Waterloo Bridge remains intact! http://www.london-eating.co.uk/227.htm