Cat & Mutton reviews
I have to agree with Jenn29 (I live across the park too) - it is a nice pub apart from the staff and service. Though I have never eaten there, from what I have heard of the hygiene in the kitchen I would never dare to - it'd be like playing Russian roulette.
by boozerboy, 03 Mar 2008Truly awful bar service, possibly the worst in London. Sadly, I only live just across the park and have yet to persuade my friends to drink in another establishment. Even when there is NO ONE in the place, it takes forever to attract one of the oh-so fashionable and trendy bar staff to acknowledge you, cease chatting with each other or the chefs, snarl at you for interrupting their important social lives, pour you one of their overpriced and flat pints of beer (despite having three pumps you never get more than two to choose from, as they can't be bothered to go and change the barrel), stop for a chat at the till and finally chuck your change back at you.
This place was teeming last year, especially in the summer; however, I have noticed it's getting a bit quieter - most probably down to the extreme rudeness of the useless staff.
It looks great, but doesn't deliver on food or service. Distracted staff, expensive food (£13 for a Sunday roast), and a long wait for food which was passable but nothing more.
by marty21, 20 Jan 2008I drink regularly at the Cat and Mutton and it is normally quite a pleasant pub to be in. The food is good and the staff are friendly. However, the manager is an incredibly rude woman who is clearly unhappy in her job. I would suggest that if she can't be hospitable, she leaves the hospitality industry.
by Dave Gunts, 15 Mar 2007Great Sunday afternoon pub. Unpretentious, reasonably priced, good food.
by Noel Edmonds (2 reviews), 28 Sep 2006I live just round the corner and think this place is great - a real plus for the area. It's come along way since opening and the last three or four times I have been the food has been spot on. As for the last comment, yes the Prince George is also a great pub but in a completely different way, as for the Duke of Cambridge it's one of the most pretentious overpriced pubs I have ever been to, no wonder their other boozer is now a dodgy tapas bar.
by Lanky, 20 Mar 2006Anodyne gastro eatery. Obvious crowd. The Duke of Cambridge or Prince George are far superior.
by Albion Ben, 20 Feb 2006Great place for good food and fabulous people-watching. Proper, good honest food, well priced. Portions are huge and delicious, and there's a great choice too (the menu changes all the time). They've installed a spiral staircase and opened an upstairs dining room, which is great as the weekends are so busy. Well worth a visit - nice, easy atmosphere and a cool crowd without knowing it!
by RODNEY, 09 Feb 2006I have been several times to The Cat & Mutton, but it looks like the food has gone downhill of late. Where are the times of that amazing gazpacho, sea bream, suckling pig with the most tasty apple and black pudding sauce me and my friends had ever tried? We will be back for fun but not for food.
by Quecuxo, 05 Oct 2005Really relaxed bona fide gastropub, good food, good wine, boring beer.
by spicer (2 reviews), 29 Apr 2005I really like this place, it dosen't try too hard to be cool but it is. The food is really very good, sometimes it takes a while but I've always had a good time. New staff arrived recently and there were a few jitters but in now seems better than ever. Definitely worth a visit or two.
by Anonymous, 09 Nov 2004Seriously good food and a great atmosphere with friendly staff and a great mix of customers. Best pub for miles.
by Anonymous, 05 Aug 2004Very impressed with the refurb of this place. Close attention to detail and stylish and I think is is superb that they have kept the original pub sign hanging outside. I love the ceiling, the huge door to the toilets, the tall bar and the slate used for the blackboard. The food is of a good standard and the drinks offering ok although it could be much better. Not too sure how friendly the staff are, maybe I havn't been enough. The one serious criticism I have are of the benches outside. They have to be the worst pub benches I've ever seen and do not fit in at all with the stylish design of the rest of this cool and classic gastro pub. Please swap them asap!
by Tom (5 reviews), 29 Jun 2004I love the Cat and Mutton. It is one of the friendliest pubs I have ever been to in London. The food is fabulous and when my pregnant friend decided that she had a craving for ice cream rather than what was on the dessert menu, the chef nipped out and got her some!
by Anonymous, 24 Jun 2004The Cat and Mutton serves fantastic food and the staff are incredibly friendly. They are happy to adapt the menu to suit you . I have been about four times and it has always been fab . The only gripe I would have is that here is no standing room if you just want to pop in for a quick drink . If you don't have a seat then there is nowhere to stand .
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