Casse-croute

Humble, substantive, quaintly filled with intellectuals and varied kind of epicurean. Has a full bar for wine, hard drinks, etc. Ambience is so French, but decorations make you feel like you are in a small Café in Paris. The waiters are very busy, but have time to speak to you about the restaurant and the food. And the food is absolutely superb. You must try out this place. But be forewarned, that if you are unlucky, you will need to book way ahead for a seat. Menu changes daily. We'll worth it. Perfect for a dinner out with your partner, before or after a show, movie, or concert.

It was my very top wish list to visit London. They change the menu daily, and if you are lucky, you can taste their best beef, wellington. I visited many fancy places for Beef Wellington, but it was the best among others—the thick sauce with a ground mushroom on top riches the taste. Even the meat was so fresh to be cooked, nearly rare. Bean sprouts are cooked generously. The tomato soup was delicious. I assume it was not that great, but it is imposing. You will not regret having a starter even though the main is a too significant portion to finish. Best restaurant near London to Tower Bridge. Bordeaux’s wine was well-matched with the main.

Amazing French restaurant find in London! The atmosphere absolutely makes you feel that you are in a small Parisian bistro - the restaurant is small with tables close together and a menu that changes every day, written on a chalkboard. It has an intimate vibe that feels super authentic and would be great for a date night. The food is creative yet homely and comforting. I had rabbit with mustard mash potatoes and loved it - wish I could eat it again but the menu changing every day means I will go back and try other dishes! They also have a great wine list, as any good French restaurant should! Given the small nature of the restaurant, there are only a few tables and so booking is very much needed, even mid-week.

Finally we had a chance to eat at this restaurant. As they don't have many seats, if you want to go you have to book at least two weeks in advance. It really was worth the wait. The food is delicious, they change the menu everyday, the food is a typical French restaurant/brassiere, you would feel like you have travelled all the way to France but you are in London Bridge. We will definitely go again. The staff is very professional.