Restaurant Name: The Electric Brasserie
Type of Food: Seafood, French, English, American
Average price per person: £30-60 (Dinner)
Website: http://www.electricbrasserie.com/
Branch Visited:
The Electric Brasserie 191 Portobello Road London W11 2ED
Review:
One of the most trendy and hip places to be seen in West London. In the heart of Portobello Road (Notting Hill)
From the outside looking like a bar but when you venture inside it's top quality.
This place is a reservation must and it was very painless booking online. One problem is you got to book way in advance to get a decent time slot.
The website says table are for a max of 2 hours and the dress code is smart casual.
When I arrived at the Venue i was greeted by by a lady who took out jackets then showed us to our table. My inital reaction was oh god everyone is more better dress than me... so remember it isn't smart casual it's more super smart casual.
Waiters were well spoken and very friendly explaining each dish and recommending us the best choice.
In the terms of food. The food is cook in an open kitchen and like a place like this it was class food was top quality. I chose the dozen oysters and the hot seafood platter. Was a little disappointed inthe oysters as the person opening them kinda made a mess and shell was on the oysters but the oyster itself were very tasty. The hot platter consisted of a whole lobster prawns and mussel and yes they were cook perfectly....
Place is quite pricey but for the service you get and the quality of food... it is well deserved.
Note: Oh during the day they do a really good all day breakfast for £10
Rating (Out of 10)
Atmosphere: 8/10
More to the luxury side of the scale but in a very brasserie way... don't go here for a quiet romantic meal... as with the trend these days its not musics just pure chatter.
Service: 8/10
Waiters well spoken, fast and friendly.
Food: 8/10
top notch..... prob one of the best place to eat in Notting Hill.
Quality to Price: 8/10
For the price you are paying you are not being ripped off. You are payign for some top quality food and service.. Not a place you would eat every week unless you have the money.
Final Rating: 8/10
I really can't find nothing bad to say about this... I even stayed more than 2 hours and wasn't even reminded to leave... I was very dressed down no gel looking like a bum but was treated like like royalty.
Food was very good... actually the only thing i can think as a negative point was the fact its very hard to get a decent time slot but that because they are popular, oh and also the tables near the bar are quite nasty... cos theres alot of people pushing past you.
Saturday, 24 March 2007
The Electric Brasserie
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Thursday, 22 March 2007
Randall and Aubin
Restaurant Name: Randall and Aubin
Type of Food: Seafood
Average price per person: £30-£50
Website: http://www.randallandaubin.co.uk/
Branch Visited:
16 Brewer Street
Soho
London
W1F 0SQ
Review:
Wow the most upbeat restaurant i have ever been to. This is not a restaurant for a quiet meal... The seating is informal (all stools and shared tables) but the funny thing is it works. The music is loud & banging and the waiters are very friendly.
I really loved the atmosphere here but lets forget the food.... the food was top notch... i have been here a few times tried there warm and cold dishes and i was very impressed each time.
Rating (Out of 10)
Atmosphere: 8/10
Mordern Urban type place but in a Traditional looking restaurant
Service: 8/10
nothing to complain about above average
Food: 6/10
Food was good... very tasty..
Quality to Price: 8/10
quite pricey... you're prob paying for the high rent they must pay... but you kinda forget that cos the atmosphere and food pays it back.
Final Rating: 8/10
Not the best seafood place i have been but its gotta be one of the best.
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Thursday, March 22, 2007
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Loch Fyne
Restaurant Name: Loch Fyne
Type of Food: Seafood
Average price per person: £30
Website: http://www.lochfyne.com/
Branch Visited:
- 51 Queen Charlotte Street, Bristol, BS1 4H
- The Maltings, Bear Wharf, Fobney Street , Reading, RG1 6BT
- 2-4 Catherine Street, Covent Garden, London WC2B 5JS
- 175 Hampton Rd, Twickenham, Middlesex, TW2 5NG
Review:
Probably the best seafood restaurant you will ever got to. The quality of the produce they use is top quality and the price you pay for it is fair. Service is really good as well, the waiter i had at the bristol branched was polite and well mannered.
Rating (Out of 10)
Atmosphere: 8/10
Good for a romantic meal
Service: 8/10
Can't complain.... really good actually
Food: 9/10
Top quality. Considering the restaurant aren't by the sea... the catches are very fresh.
Quality to Price: 8/10
You pay for what you get and here you get top quality food for a fair price.
Final Rating: 8/10
Best Seafood place by far
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Thursday, March 22, 2007
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Labels: seafood