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Just great, for real wine and good honest food! £15 deal cant be bitten... really. Will want to come for dinner as the buzz must be great!

Doing their best after lock down but very narrow menu and at £48 per head two courses with cheapest wine very expensive. Halibut good but the rest pastry and sugar

Loved this place. It’s a small wine bar with mix of food from snacks to full meals. Malbec by the glass was excellent but the exceptional meal was veal chop with broccoli. Hard to see how could have been better. Busy on a random Thursday night so says it all.

First time here, will definitely be back! Lovely food (can recommend the terrine and the chicken to share) and a great wine recommendation for a beaujolais. What great service too our leftovers were boxed ready to take home and I forget them… the waiter ran out of the restaurant across a busy road to hand to me. Can’t recommend this place enough

Excellent food: three of us ate the speciality : 'Whole Chicken for two or three people '; we couldn 't finish it all, so we given a doggie bag to take the remnants home. Utterly delicious as were the starter plate of charcuterie, and the apple tart for desert. A most helpful manager/head waiter, who chose for us good wines at a reasonable price.

A friend booked this restaurant on the basis of the reviews but I was a little nervous about the menu. I shouldn’t have worried Chicken and Wine Monday was fabulous. The 4 of us shared a charcuterie platter extra bread not a problem) followed by the 1/2 roast chicken accompanied by a couple of bottles of Muscadet. The service was excellent , the food delicious and the Wine excellent. Not cheap for a northerner £45/head) but I would definitely go again.

We love Soif, we initially came in one Sunday afternoon for a few drinks and were recommended a great wine for the waitress, the service and atmosphere was so great we came back the next weekend with a friend and the waitress remembered us and our order! The staff in here are always so attentive and kind, and the food is top notch. We came for dinner for the first time next week and it’s one of the best we’ve had in this part of town. They also have some great mid-week dining deals! Thoroughly recommend Soif.

Soif is a French bistrot and bar in Battersea Rise which judging by our recent experience on the first Saturday lunchtime of the New Year we have unjustly overlooked. Particularly as it almost on our doorstop as we live just a short distance in a westerly direction off the A3 in Wandsworth. The authentic French feel is not just provided by the food but decor including maps of French wine growing areas, some amusing posters advertising Terroir-istes and a huge balloon bottle of raspberry eau de vie on a shelf overlooking the lower half of the space. But above all its the hard working maitre d able to single handedly serve the whole upper space with an unique Gallic charm and humour. We shared...

A really good dinner venue which is sensibly priced, has a great young team, a varied menu and a really eclectic wine list with some great wines (and value on it. On the wines, we started with a carafe of the white wine of the month pinot Gris and blanc mix, which was excellent and onto a Sicilian red (see photo . We shared 3 small plates, all of which were excellent, and the corn dish had some Indian spices which enhanced it, but didn’t overwhelm. Tomatoes with capers and anchovies was subtle as I find anchovies can overwhelm, and this didn’t. Cheese with asparagus also light, and our nephew polished off a plate of bread (3 types . Our waiter suggested that if we wanted a rotisserie chicken...