Blah Blah Blah reviews
Keep up the present standard and you will go a long way to satisfy old and new diners. Blah Blah Blah never ceases to impress us. How they produce excellent meals in a small kitchen is beyond me. The taste and artwork involved in presentation of all dishes always gets me and my partner. Maintain your standards and we are yours. Keep the potato cake on the menu always - we love the porcini sauce. Definitely worth a visit.
by Anthony Ngeorge, 27 Apr 2008
by Anthony Ngeorge, 27 Apr 2008
Lovely nosh, lovely atmosphere, lovely waitresses, lovely prices, not so lovely music (not punky), lovely place to impress lovely girlfriend, a lovely place to revisit. Maybe will take a few CDs next time if lovely people will play a few tracks...
by sid6771, 30 Oct 2007
by sid6771, 30 Oct 2007
If you like good food and want to impress your mates and don't want to spend over the top, then go here. Fridays and Saturdays it's quite full and all are having a great time. I'm always impressed how they put ingredients together to create such tasty dishes. Thumbs up, definitely!
by mandy67, 26 Oct 2007
by mandy67, 26 Oct 2007
Great grub at fantastic prices. They could look into having extra special dishes.
by mandyz, 16 Jun 2007
by mandyz, 16 Jun 2007
Fantastic. The food was delicious and the serving massive. Great place, not fussy how it looks but focused on the food, which is refreshing. Apparently one of the Beatles ate there.
by Anonymous, 02 Apr 2007
by Anonymous, 02 Apr 2007
Been to Blah Blah Blah a few times. You wouldn't even know that your meal is vegetarian. The menus are excellent for the money, but best to buy your wine beforehand as the place opposite isn't particularly good for anything other than Ernest & Julio Gallo.
by -Kai, 11 Feb 2007
by -Kai, 11 Feb 2007
I have enjoyed every meal I have had here, the service has been exceptional, the food just out of this world!
by Anonymous, 16 May 2006
by Anonymous, 16 May 2006
Was possibly one of the worst meals out I've ever eaten.
The food was over-priced, the portions were miserly and the presentation was over-blown, for what was basically a bean stew with tortillas. But the worst thing about Blah Blah Blah was the service.
I do not eat out to be sneered at by a jumped up middle aged waiter (who obviously made some great career choices) But that's what I got. My friend and I asked if we could share our starter and desert. From the waiter's reaction you'd have thought we'd asked for the blood of his first born child. After a bit of persistence on our part he backed down and allowed us the privilege of choosing how to eat our own food.
When I asked for a glass of tap water with my meal I was told that was not possible: I would have to buy a litre bottle of mineral water. I replied that I only wanted a glass. He stomped off and returned a moment later, viciously plonking a bottle down in front of me. 'It's on the house!' he spat, with all the grace and charm of a particularly nasty SS officer.
It completely ruined the enjoyment of our food. I do not eat out to argue with my waiter, to be made to feel like a penny-pinching scrooge. My friend and I were so wound up by the un-provoked disgust of the staff that it put us right off our bland, pretentious food. Would rather have teeth pulled than return to Blah Blah Blah .
The kind of experience that makes you tell all your friends to avoid like the plague. Or write a scathing review on the web. Hurrah for internet democracy!
by kalamityk8, 06 Apr 2006
The food was over-priced, the portions were miserly and the presentation was over-blown, for what was basically a bean stew with tortillas. But the worst thing about Blah Blah Blah was the service.
I do not eat out to be sneered at by a jumped up middle aged waiter (who obviously made some great career choices) But that's what I got. My friend and I asked if we could share our starter and desert. From the waiter's reaction you'd have thought we'd asked for the blood of his first born child. After a bit of persistence on our part he backed down and allowed us the privilege of choosing how to eat our own food.
When I asked for a glass of tap water with my meal I was told that was not possible: I would have to buy a litre bottle of mineral water. I replied that I only wanted a glass. He stomped off and returned a moment later, viciously plonking a bottle down in front of me. 'It's on the house!' he spat, with all the grace and charm of a particularly nasty SS officer.
It completely ruined the enjoyment of our food. I do not eat out to argue with my waiter, to be made to feel like a penny-pinching scrooge. My friend and I were so wound up by the un-provoked disgust of the staff that it put us right off our bland, pretentious food. Would rather have teeth pulled than return to Blah Blah Blah .
The kind of experience that makes you tell all your friends to avoid like the plague. Or write a scathing review on the web. Hurrah for internet democracy!
by kalamityk8, 06 Apr 2006
Have had 2 successful meals here, both in large groups. The set menu is always interesting and something to suit everyone and for £15 for 2 courses, a brilliant deal. The service has always been great when there are large groups and the fact that this place is a BYO restaurant too makes it even better!
Definitely worth a try- and I'm not a vegetarian by any means!
by Anonymous, 24 Dec 2004
Definitely worth a try- and I'm not a vegetarian by any means!
by Anonymous, 24 Dec 2004
Lovely to go to a restaurant where the veggie food is neither boring nor overly fussy.
The food is creative whilst also being tasty and very edible, with delicious puddings. I liked the lighting and the byo policy. My only complaint is that I have to travel so far to get to this restaurant and would like to see a similar one open in South London.
by ChristianA (14 reviews), 24 Jun 2004
The food is creative whilst also being tasty and very edible, with delicious puddings. I liked the lighting and the byo policy. My only complaint is that I have to travel so far to get to this restaurant and would like to see a similar one open in South London.
by ChristianA (14 reviews), 24 Jun 2004
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