Kitty Fisher's

Most exciting British food in London. This intimate and charming spot serves up some innovative dishes at very reasonable prices. The cocktail and wine menu is also a good value packing a lot of flavor.

Cornish crab with bbq'ed cucumber (5/5) - very light and refreshing crab meat well balanced with vegetables

Whipped cod roe on bread (5/5) - this is more decadent in flavor than foie gras but... more

Before we had the steak I was going to rate 4 stars for all the dishes we had. However, the steak was burnt and it was a big disappointment since the manager strongly recommended this dish.

From the picture, the steak looks very good but the it was burnt outside. We had to cut the parts w/black because it was NOT eatable. Inside was ok, not good not bad.

I don't recommend the steaks and it... more

This will be unacceptably short, since I am writing it a bit late, but I can say that this place is a real gem. Everyone involved has a certain modern sensibility, warmth without pretension.

I ordered a Hanky Panky while waiting for my dinner companion, and had a chat with the bartender. The drink was delicious. The upstairs has a few tables but the main event is downstairs below ground... more

Pretty darn good, more like a 4.5 in my book. The whipped cod's roe on toast snack is heavenly, do *not* skip it for dear life. I had an ox cheek starter and a duck main which were both done to perfection, but the rice pudding was a bit of a let down. Also, not a cheap place to say the least.

The upper floor is cozy to the point of crampedness, be sure to ask for a lower level table when you... more

We wanted to try this spot due to the good reviews and interesting menu.

we were a party if 4 and were sat downstairs, the space is small and cosy but it lacks ambience, the lighting was not good, dimmed and more more mood would have been nice.

The waitress hurried over and barely introduced herself or the menu to us, instead just said, the kitchen closes at 9.30 so you need to order.... more