Matthew Norman's review of The Brackenbury (The Telegraph)
The Brackenbury reviews
It's 100% a restaurant, not a gastropub. No pubbing involved whatsoever. Set lunch is usually a blinder.
by badman (2 reviews), 20 Nov 2008
by badman (2 reviews), 20 Nov 2008
The restaurant looks very nice from the outside and is cosy inside. What is letting this place down is the poor service (if you are not buying one of their expensive bottles of wine). We had to ask for absolutely everything. Also, if you decide to go, make sure they don’t seat you in front of the door - everyone coming and going, the door doesn’t close back automatically (the worst was when one of the waiters went for a cigarette outside and didn't close the door - I had to stand up and close it myself). The food was good but very basic considering the prices they charge and the elaborate descriptions in the menu.
by pjotterand, 18 Oct 2008
by pjotterand, 18 Oct 2008
Absolutely fabulous! Food was 'WOW', service was very good... an all-round great experience.
by Anonymous, 01 Dec 2005
by Anonymous, 01 Dec 2005
It's a restaurant not a gastropub. Nice, small, sweet modern european that wavers between better than fine to very good.
by Anonymous, 26 Apr 2005
by Anonymous, 26 Apr 2005
Have we missed a great gastro pub in London? Let us know.
