Came on a Sunday which has a different menu from weekdays that focuses on roast dishes. Has a rustic feel that lends this place a great atmosphere to dine in or just chill. Food was well done if a little heavy on the carbs and slightly on the pricier side. Other than that, worth checking out.

Had a friendsgiving brunch here with quite a few items to share family style. The food was good and service was also nice. It wasn't mind blowing and meats were a bit more tough than I'd expect but it was fine. I'd go back for drinks and night scene for sure

Really nice looking place and the food was good, but service is slow and the food is overpriced. The policy seems to be that the one barman is the only person qualifed to pull pints, despite there being plenty of wait-staff. I understand cocktails being a speciality but pouring beer isn't the same thing. The rooftop is heavily advertised (including a large billboard at the front of the building) but is actually only open in the evenings. Could be much better.

Potential! But- no. We ordered 2 drinks and BOTH tasted like 1/2 the recommended alcohol + watered down. Think of a drink that you drank 1/2 of then let sit for an hour. Pretty much that. You can tell where it *could* be good- but just isn’t so much. I forgot to take a pic of the fig Stilton salad- but it was pretty good. Maybe not $19 good, but I liked it better than the drink! BTW- rooftop bar is closed indefinitely for renovation. Probably not a return place for us.

Roof top bar doesn't open until 6 pm so that gave me time to enjoy watching the world go by with my lush gin and tonic on the buzzy street. It was worth the wait though. Amazing views in a simple yet effective setting of naked bulbs and a green telephone box. The gin on offer on the rooftop is particular to Oxwell & Co. and there is always room for one more for the road!