http://www.london-eating.co.uk/24826.htm Le Suquet Readers Reviews - London Eating en-gb Copyright: (C) London Eating 17 years have passed since my last visit to London and I can't wait to land there this coming first Saturday of August. On my agenda, a "must" dinner at Le Suquet. I have been there quite a few times throughout the 80's. I have nothing to complain about. The food was always good, the "accueil" very warm and the prices quite ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/4171.htm As someone who spends a lot of time in France I am always sceptical about "French" restaurants in London. This was my first visit to Le Suquet and we(4) all found the atmosphere authentic, the staff truly Gallic and the food excellent. it was expensive but we all felt we had had pretty good value and we will return. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/4171.htm I have eaten at this restaurant a number of times. The last time was valentines last year when despite have booked a table months ago - on the night my boyfriend and I were kept waiting for 1.5 hours before we were seated. The female manager was not remotely apologetic and had clearly over sold her tables on what is meant to be a very special ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/4171.htm Whenever I am in London I go to this restaurant which I enjoy very much. In fact in my view Le Suquet is better than any seafood restaurant I had been in Paris. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/4171.htm What a let down - dreary atmosphere, bland food (reheated brown spinach and yesterdays potato rosti) plus they tried to overcharge by £20. It was expensive and bad value before that mistake. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/4171.htm I used to go there very often because I lived 100 yards away from it: we got stuffed with oysters and fish. The food is excellent, very high quality and simply prepared and presented. Sytraightforwardly good. It's very brightly lit, but has great, authentic charm. Looks like a real seaside place. The staff are efficient, not overly friendly ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/4171.htm I agree wholeheartedly with the reviewer below. I also thought the service was spot on - attentive without being overbearing. The food was delicious, I started with a large plate of mussels followed by a mixed plate of haddock and salmon in a superb cream/butter sauce. The house wine was good and a reasonable price at £15. I agree that ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/4171.htm Le Suquet promises much, and delivers…sort of. Looking a little out of place between such leading lights as Itsu and Daphne’s, you’re transported into a typical French family restaurant, like you’d find anywhere down the French west coast. Service is superb, and I didn’t experience any of the grumbles other ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/4171.htm Visited Le Suquet for a business dinner on Valentine's evening. Accommodated booking for 4 with reservation made on day. Dined on first floor in very pleasant room with good "French" ambience. Food was excellent - very, very sea food - feuillete crabe, turbot and creme caramel - good wine at £25 a bottle. No criticisms of ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/4171.htm Went to le Suquet with my wife last night. I have to admit that we enjoyed the fresh seafood (good oysters and grilled sea bass) but the service was slow and rude (the maitre d' tried to sell us the most expensive dishes and complained when we asked to share a desert). Coming out at £110 this was very expensive ofr OK but nothing ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/4171.htm