St. John Bread And Wine

Despite a meat-heavy menu, there's plenty of stuff for your vegetarian friends.

I came to StJohn's for their famous filled doughnutThe doughnut was fluffy, and they clearly did not skimp on the custard filling.

Amazing food (surprising combinations, good ingredients, amazing flowers) and attentive waiters and kitchen staff who accommodated for allergies. Ver carta

As humans, we are genetically designed through years of evolution (yes, I believe in evolution), to seek, chase, takedown (for the lack of a better word),

Wonderful service and food to die for. Have been raving about it for the last few days and taking everyone I know there. Absolutely delicious! And unique combination, cooked to perfection with a real flavour punch

the mains are average at best. I understand that the food can't come all at once, but waiting for an hour for my main, while my partner already finished his 15 mins ago is too much. The value for money is not there. Ver carta

We had delicious small plates of food served by lovely people in a friendly, unpretentious space a perfect treat lunch out. The larger dishes looked very good too, but also seriously filling, so would have left little room to try anything else

A fabulous experience as always at Bread Wine. On this occasion we were celebrating my wife’s birthday and couldn’t have asked for a better meal. The food was gorgeous, the drinks recommendations were spot on and the service from Roisin and the rest of the team was exemplary. Thank you.

I've thought about what to write here for two weeks now — the res at St. John Bread and Wine was what I was most looking forward to on a trip to London (I flew from NYC) and I literally left the restaurant in tears, my hopes and expectations dashed. I remain hopeful that the original St. John is worth the hype, but Bread Wine did not live up to the St. John name and brand. Food was simply OK, service was awful. I'm also hopeful that it was just a rough night — unexpectedly busy, unexpectedly short-staffed, who knows? But hospitality is hospitality and I felt none of that during our visit. Ver carta