http://www.london-eating.co.uk/26954.htm Roast Readers Reviews - London Eating en-gb Copyright: (C) London Eating Went to Roast on Saturday for a late breakfast and I have to say it didn't wow us. Food was very nice but the service was very slow despite having around 20 waiting staff working the room for about 40 guests. My portion of kippers was huge but lacked a bit of presentation. The room itself is lovely but still got the impression that they ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/6515.htm Not sure if my mother would appreciate me calling it the best roast ever, but it was certainly pretty damned good. Had a great Sunday afternoon here, rolled out very full but extremely contented. I had the roast chicken, which was enormous and the roast potatoes were perfectly crunchy. The pork and the beef were exceptional, particularly the ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/6515.htm I have avoided this place because the reviews were so bad when it first opened. But when we pitched up on a Friday night they found us a table and wow - converted. Oysters and scallops were both great to start. Main course sea bream was one of the best fish dishes ever - a superb fresh bit of fish with no messing about. The significant other ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/6515.htm I took my mum, dad and sister to Roast for Mothers day. It was a sunday so there's a resident saxophanist, double bass player and singer for background music. Really adds to the atmosphere. We had a typical sunday roast and my dad said it was the best he'd had in London. It is expensive but worth it. There were even a few celebs there too which ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/6515.htm What a great place, we had never been before and from the moment we entered the restaurant the staff were pleasant and so helpful. We both had the roast pork which was out of this world, probably one of the best roast's I've eaten in a long time. The sides were also delicious although they were large so best not to order to many. The only down ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/6515.htm Great food, but you should get far better service for the price. The menu was simple and basic. The quality of food was exceptional with the meat being some of the best I have tasted and real melt in the mouth veg. However the prices are high and they charge for every little thing (including tap water!). I wouldn't have minded as it was a ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/6515.htm I was taken by a friend when they were doing a two for one offer on afternoon tea. it was a Friday, and we decided to have the £24 champagne tea. This involved a glass of champagne to start. We then chose our teas which were brought in cute little pots. They brought a three layer cake dish. On the bottom there were masses of ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/6515.htm I've only eaten here twice before, but both times have been fantastic. The first time I had the lamb off the menu which was amazing, although the mash was a little more like garlic puree, so left most of it. Second time I choose the beef special, which was average, however my starter and dessert definitely made up for it. Just a word of ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/6515.htm I am fortunate that my customers are based very close to Roast and therefore is the obvious choice when taking clients to dinner. We had dinner there last night and although I rang on the day the front of house staff were exceptional in fitting us in for dinner. The meal, as always was fantastic and the wine list has so much choice you could ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/6515.htm Breakfast here is mediocre and over-priced. The coffee has all the flavour of dishwater. For the full english you get two sausages and two eggs, which to be fair arent bad; three rashers of streaky bacon without the streak, because they are 90% fat; one very small tomato cut in half; one small mushroom swimming in fat; a slice of over-fried ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/6515.htm