Planet Of The Grapes

Lové thé idea that you can choose a really tip top wine for great prices. Alongside the wine you can get some decent enough tapas. The wine concept is really à gréât concept and the food is good enough to compliment the wine, but perhaps without knocking your socks off. 5 stars anyway

I went there with my partner, having popped in a few times over the last 2-3 years. They serve exceptional wine although this time I opted for prosecco, my other half drank beer. I ordered roasted nuts to accompany my drink. For £5 I received a jar of salted nuts, mostly peanuts and was rather disappointed. I ordered the deep fried Brie and pardon peppers. The peppers were fine but the brie came as two small crumbed and fried slices served on pickled beetroot cubes. I really didn’t feel like I was getting £8 worth. It was a bit disappointing all in all.

This is a lovely little gem, relatively quiet given it was a Friday lunchtime in the city, and they served a great burger. We will be going back soon!

My trip to the City are few these days, but it was much quieter than I remembered and that was everywhere. This restaurant was known to our friends, for us the first time. The decor is a mix of old school like furniture, and bottles. Table tad small for six, especially as we ate tapas style, so several dishes crammed in.

I popped by on a Friday lunchtime for a business lunch and the experience was pleasant but not especially memorable. The wine was really good, the tapas was ok, not bad, but not great and the choice was a little limited. The service was ok but nothing more. In my view there are better places in both the City and London generally.