dean street townhouse

on our first night out in london, we were after something that was delicious and gave us a true feel for what the city had to offer. a few different people had recommended dean street townhouse and was perfect as it was so close to our hotel. it was a thursday evening, and were quite surprised at how busy it was, only being able to get a table at 8:30pm. when we walked in, the restaurant and bar area were both full. we did have to wait for our table to be cleared, so decided to order a few drinks at the bar while we waited.

the room is a little lacking in atmosphere, a bar lines the wall, with the most ridiculous stalls that are so tightly packed together, making it almost impossible to maneuver in or out. tables are quite close too, so conversation is a tad hushed. not sure i'll hurry back, but the roast is good, definitely filling, go hungry.

after several unsuccessful attempts, i finally managed to secure a reservation at dean street townhouse! you couldn't imagine my excitement. this restaurant has set the blogosphere alight, and i've been pretty keen to try it ever since it opened late last

ortam cok guzel ve sakin. servis cok iyi. yemekler ortalamanin ustunde ve lezzetli. ortalama kisi basi 50-60 pound arasi. rezervasyon olmadan yer bulabilemk mumkun.

amazing place in london. i love the food. can’t wait to come back here again. congratulations to the staff.

we had an excellent lunch in a very beautiful atmosphere. comprehensive menu with many options. tasty foods, nice people, good service, a pretty place. highly recommend. we also will try breakfast later this week.

absolutely loved the dishes i ordered from the menu for breakfast. some of my favorites from this place are smokes salmon and scrambled eggs, wild mushroom on toast and the muffins. perfect place for breakfast.

this place having one pros and one cons and the pros is the service is very good and ambiance is very nice and one cons is that food item need a small brief prices are ok some a little on the high side
p.s don't forget to order fruit salad or grapefruit on the side do come and try there fabulous high tea and don't forget to try matcha latte

great service, tasty food, nice ambiance but the menus is limited, needs more depth. the food items need a small brief. prices are ok, maybe a little on the high side.

dean street town house is pure class, from the doorway to the bathrooms! the staff and service are perfect. there breakfast and high tea menu is sublime! we love that you can order fruit salad and grapefruit for breakfast and not just one or the other. you want eggs and bacon? no worries. you want full english? no worries. you want salmon and spinach? no worries. dsth also do a cracker matcha latte it is lovely. there are so many lovely teas to choose from on the menu as well, and they offer you honey as sweetener if you want it instead of sugar! dsth also give you such generous servings! and so much toast!!! toast you say? yes sir, 4-6 slices instead of 2!!! plus you can choose your bread?!? they don’t put the toast on the plate so it doesn’t go soggy - amazing. also they bring out jam, butter, honey with the cute little sliver toast platter holder, if you didn’t want to eat it with your eggs?! we know it sounds like a dream come true and that’s because it is!

tip: do order the full english - it’s grand. don’t forget to order fruit salad or grapefruit on the side. do come and try their fabulous high tea! don’t forget your matcha latte!

it was recommended by the taxi driver. we went for breakfast. very nice decor. the staff are nice and welcoming. excellent service. the food was served quickly. tasty smoked salmon and scrambled eggs. muffins and croissants are a must try.

part of the soho house group, dean st townhouse is the only rep in the area now old compton st's soho hse and cafe boheme is now closed for refurbishment. the bar and brasserie has a great vibe. we sat at the bar with biggest clunkiest chairs which i must say is a design flaw in such a small space. the could have fit more people and made comfort a priority if they had normal stools. that was the only negative. loved the guests, all down to earth, no pretentiousness. staff are on point. pricing is as you would expect in soho. really nice for a girls night out. eastern standard (gin, cucumber, lime and mint) and a french 75.

went for a post-theatre dinner, as the place is open late and were taking orders past 11 pm. – which is unusual for london as even though restaurants advertise themselves as being open till midnight, last orders could easily be at 10.30 p.m. or earlier. we tried the venison hot pot and the roast chicken. the food was delicious and flavorful. service was prompt and friendly. 

the restaurant can be a bit crowded but has a lively ambiance. all in all, a goof choice.

delicious food and pretty house to dine in. definitely fine dinning but i found the food though good was a little under whelming. the service was could have been better but they were packed.

we went there for a brunch on a sunday. we've booked a table in tea room but we end up in the common room. we've ordered eggs royale and a freshly squeezed orange juice. the eggs were absolutely amazing but the portion was really small. the juice was really awful very bitter and no orange flavour at all. in the end we've paid almost £20 each which i think it was definitely not a good value for the money.