Sugar Hut reviews
The most unfriendly staff around. Oh, and if you don't dress like a hooker don't even bother to wait for your turn to come up, cos it NEVER will. A big disappointment.
by CindyB, 20 Jan 2008Nice atmosphere, but it is too dark on the stairs by the door and many people were falling down them. This is a bit of a health and safety hazard, don't you think? Sort it out, or someone will end up sueing!
by s_king69, 27 Nov 2007We stumbled across Sugar Hut by accident last Friday night. Nice, intimate venue. We relaxed and sipped lovely cocktails. Not tried the food as yet. Would recommend for couples. Wonderful ambience.
by Ceri1, 01 Jul 2007I organised a large group booking for a friend's leaving party and everyone was very accommodating. I recommend the set menus, which work out quite reasonably and mean that everyone gets a bunch of different dishes. Good tip: booking dinner at Sugar Hut means you also get free entrance to their sister club, Kbar in Chelsea. We boogied the night away! It all gets a bit fuzzy after that... I blame the cocktails!!
by Miss Lickedy Split, 28 Feb 2007Sugar Hut is a fantastically cool venue. We go almost every weekend and have never had a complaint to make, quite the opposite. There is music on the weekends, which adds to the ambiance, and a really cool DJ on from about 9.30pm in the bar. It's one of the few places where you can enjoy smoking shisha pipes too.
by Dominique La Salle, 13 Oct 2006Highly over-rated and very disappointing. Made booking for the restaurant 2 weeks in advance for friend's 30th birthday and on the evening we had to wait for over an hour to be told we would not be getting a table that night due to over-booking. We were offered a small table in the very smokey bar area where you couldn't hear each other speak and there was very little oxygen and were told by the manager if we didn't want that we could "F**k off". Need I say more?!
by Olivia, 09 Oct 2006Went for a friend's birthday on a Monday night and just laid back all night on cushions, drinking red wine and cocktails.
A bit pricey- £75 between the three of us for a bottle of red and 2 cocktails each. However the cocktails are great and strong so only need a few. £25 each can't complain really.
I haven't been there on a weekend but it's suppose to get packed, I think however it will be better on a day like a Monday when it's empty and you can just chill.
I went on a Sunday evening. It was far too crammed and I thought the band playing that evening weren't very good at all.
by rs1982, 16 Jan 2006We never got around to eating but the cocktails were fantastic also the band was really great! A wonderful London experience.
by Anonymous, 06 Dec 2005This is a great place to eat or drink. Bit expensive but if you book on via TopTable you can get great discounts. Well worth the visit.
by lou05, 11 Nov 2005This is one amazing place! Firstly you are greeted by the cosy, cushioned and relaxing chill out area, and then you marvel at the Moroccan décor and the wonderful ambiance.
With fantastic Thai food and some fabulous wines you cannot go far wrong with this excellent restaurant. I was totally impressed, and am planning my next visit. You have to check it out!
Very cool bar on a pretty shabby street! I've been there quite a few times now and always seem to have a good time.
Sunday nights offer very good live music that blends in perfectly with the Moroccan feel. The bar can get a tad busy, so its advisable to bag a cushion or two if you can get there early enough. The cocktails are good though not the cheapest I've had. The staff are friendly though the odd smile wouldn't hurt!
On the whole a very cool place, I would definitely recommend checking it out on a Sunday, a great way to end the weekend in a great atmosphere.
Really lovely atmosphere, very enjoyable food, the bar area is very comfortable and looks very chic, the restaurant area is nice although our table was slightly close to the people next to us - other than that a lovely restaurant, gorgeous food, friendly staff and worth a visit.
by Zo, 21 Mar 2005Went last night (Sunday). What can I say... in a word 'amazing'.
Friendly efficient staff. The best Thai food I've tasted in London without a shadow of a doubt and the band that played later in the evening blew us away. They've got it seriously right!
Amazing place and one of the coolest in the area. The decor is out of this world - a mix of Buddhist and Moroccan which sounds odd but really works. And the cocktails and food are good too. Quite unusual!
by capital girl "top london reviewer" (59 reviews), 31 Jan 2005Came here for my birthday and absolutely loved it. Felt very decadent sipping Bellinis while reclining on cushions. Amazing cocktails, fantastic atmosphere aided by the exotic decor and low lighting. Food was also out of this world and I would recommend the tom yum soup. One of the best dining experiences I have ever had.
by Anonymous, 16 Dec 2004This place is as good as it looks.
I went there on a Friday night, the service at the bar was great... very helpful... but the food was something else!!
Without doubt, the best Thai food, that I have ever eaten. Give this place a go - you won't be disappointed!
This place is quite amazing - especially for North End Road. The design is a mix of Moroccan and Thai, with groups of drinkers reclining on raised banquettes and passing around hookahs filled with apple tobacco. The cocktails and service are excellent, but we haven't tried the restaurant yet, which appears to be Thai.
If you're living anywhere near West Ken, Barons Court or Fulham Broadway, you need to check this place out.
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