London Wall Bar & Kitchen

I happened upon it. Being mid-afternoon, I needed a bit of restbite from the glare of the last of the summer sun and my aching legs. A very open decor invited me in. I asked for a half and stayed for another. It was very comfortable and there was something about it that had an alure to it. Not a bad place for a pitstop. I would imagine it's rather lively during most evenings. A hidden gem in the heart of the Financial sector. Not too shabby. Rating - Stella. AMG

I Was here with a friend of mine, as we are visiting London. We were going to wait the museum next door, but as we were going inside a whole school were visiting . As we didn't want to stay waiting in line for 40+ minutes we decided to visit the bar next door. As it happens it was quite nice and the staff was were friendly . We only ordered a couple of beers , Wich were quite good. The food looked nice and they even had a Italian pizza oven so you know it's somewhat authentic . I can recommend visiting after a trip in the museum.

I don't get the opportunity to hang out in this part of london. This was a welcome stop before heading to the museum. I had Greek salad and mint tea, which l enjoyed. My partner had chicken with salad, and a ginger beer which l had to taste, and loved it. Though its situated in the middle of the city, it still had a good a atmosphere, regardless being surrounded by office blocks. Staff were welcoming and attentive. The menu had a good selection of teas, wines and spirits, and food selection.

This restaurant/bar is very close to the St Paul's underground station, located just outside the Museum of London. It is a convenient spot for a coffee, meeting, chat, lunch with colleagues or post-work drinks and pizza. Unlike many other restaurants in the area, it is rarely crowded or excessively noisy so an informal chat with a colleague contact or client can be had comfortably here. Their cocktails are great and the food is too. It has garden space overlooking the centre of a roundabout which is entirely walled so one cannot see or hear it. If you do get a chance, be sure to visit the excellent and insightful Museum of London, the history of London is simply amazing, a lot to learn here. Remember, this museum is free, as with all public museums in London, so that's another positive point.

Good service despite being busy during the lunch time. We went without booking but luckily got a table. They seem to be really busy during lunch time, full of professionals people around. Standing right next to the London museum might be of great advantage for them as it’s a quite good after museum visit rest place and great food. We totally enjoyed our Caesar’s salad and margarita pizza and on top fish fingers and chips for kids :) Loved this restaurant to the fullest #letsguide