Jackson & Rye - Carta

Another late night place that thinks it’s a “gem” but in reality is a badly run dump. 15 minutes waiting to be served to be told no food. Avoid. Dreadful.

Visited on a Wednesday evening. Well located in Soho. Friendly attentive staff. Nice range on the menu and had the salmon fillet. Nicely presented and tasty.

I have been twice with my friends to this restaurant for breakfast. A nice menu cart and great food. Friendly staff and nice environment. The only thing was that the payment took bit long otherwise it was 5 stars. Ver carta

Many cocktail choice not the very creative one but basic one suitable for travellers and cocktail beginners to experience some traditional ones. Most cocktails prices below 9 pounds so considered as quite reasonable.

Jackson Rye were able to accommodate a group of 19 for breakfast they did suggest we order in advance if we were time restricted. Food was great and very well presented, service very good and it was good value for money. Would go there again.

The steak was absolutely fantastic, we were so satisfied with our meal that we never wanted it to end. Despite not having a reservation, we were quickly seated at a table for two on a busy Saturday night. The staff was incredibly attentive and friendly. I would highly recommend this restaurant. Ver carta

This place serves brunch to 4pm on a Saturday, we fancied brunch not lunch it grabbed our attention as we walked by. Great vibe lovely menu serving a wide variety of brunch, very reasonably priced. We were seated really quickly despite no reservation service was fast attentive. Enjoyed Bellini's and smoked salmon, scrambled eggs, endless tea, coffee etc etc. Just lovely. Very cool American bar type atmos. Give it a go...

I had a late Saturday morning brunch at this restaurant before a theatre matinee. It is highly recommended to book a table in advance as it is very popular. The prices for brunch are reasonable considering the central London location. The staff is attentive and the food is very good - I would recommend the Forester brunch for vegetarians. The noise levels in the back of the restaurant can be high, especially if there are only two people dining, so I suggest trying to sit at the front as it appears to be nicer.

Since organising a brunch party for over 10 people in London at the last minute is a bit of a nightmare, this place was great in that we managed to book a large table in their basement, and they didn't make a fuss when we sneakily added two or three more people to the table. My order of poached eggs on avocado was tasty, but a little small portion-wise and could have done with a side salad or something. The banana pancakes were out of this world and I ate them up in two seconds. It was a shame they didn't offer Mimosas by the jug as we were all in a festive mood, and service was a little slow and confused (the table next door was seated after us but got their food first), and we would have p... Ver carta