Casa Do Frango Piccadilly

Location super great Food , grill chicken nice a charcoal can’t go wrong Africa rice nice and good texture Sod crockett was nice Cauliflower the most expensive dish. Bit of disappointment, soft and soggy, may be was precooked and cover with too much steam , so lost the crunchiness . yogurt dress was nice Desert - custard tart felt a bit of powder custard, with lemon was rather unusual, pastry is rather nice Biscuit camels rather nice, bit sweet , good for sharing Conclusion location : great location for seat down and eat Location is a 5 Food is bit between 3.5 - 4 if Cauliflower lift up the expectation , or just order other veg , you can reach a 4 with the price Cheap eat for seat down the location that is why get a 4 Price point for the food touch pricy but for location I will still recommend to people Staff is super friendly so get a 5 Atmosphere and deco for location / wheelchair friendly - get a 5

Thiere's nothing bad that we can say about this restaurant. It delivered, from the impeccable service to the delicious food. The chicken, the slaw and the fresh sourdough were definitely the highlight for us. That chili oil - we could drink it if we weren't worried about our blood pressure. Hats off to the staff as well. All of them were just accommodating and attentive. The Romanian lady was a hoot! :) Definitely worth the visit.

I was lucky enough to win a competition which included a meal for 2 at this little gem that is tucked away, just off Regent Street. Food and service were first class and I highly recommend you visit. The restaurant itself is light and airy and has a really nice feel to it. There are also a few outdoor tables in a very nice courtyard. We would certainly visit again.

Very nice restaurant tucked away in a small pedestrian side street next to the busy Regent Street. It had ample indoor and outdoor seatings. It was quite relaxing when seated outside, away from the noise and pollution of London traffic. It had a rather small menu with only one main course, piri piri chicken ! But had plenty of tapa like small dishes to make an interesting meal. The piri piri chicken was very tasty, perhaps slightly overcooked, as mentioned by some other reviewers. The pork croquettes were also nice, but I wished they would one day offer authentic Portuguese beef croquettes. Service was friendly and efficient, and prices were very reasonable for the area.

Visited for lunch as a group. The menù is pretty restricted: you can basically order only chicken as a main - nothing else. There are also some sides, like rice and vegetables and some appetisers to share. Nothing too fancy or exciting! Ordered the chicken (obviously) and it was ok, not dry but not even special. Slaw was very nice in my opinion, way better than some slaws drenched in mayo I had in other places. Service is pretty average, waiters are pretty inexperienced and not very present. Overall a passable experience- very affordable.

Recommended 5️⃣⭐Excellent! No words can explain, great service from the all team working at time, food was delicious and very tasty. Very fast service. I can say for sure, they do really Portuguese food "frango assado" it's like used to eat back in my country. The main, the shares "chouriço" and African rice to the desserts and Abafado wine with the bica what a pleasure of meal. Recommended again, I will be back again. Parabéns pelo excelente trabalho.

Lovely little restaurant off Regent Street. They have a lot of seating outside, even had live music on Saturday weren't we visited. It was quite busy but service was excellent. Staff very friendly and attentive. The food was really nice though portion sizes of the "sharing" sides compared to the price was disappointing. All the food was very tasty nonetheless, especially the chicken and the rice.