L'artiste Muscle - London

A pleasant and well-placed re-establishment of one of these tiny shop front restaurants that you will find in Paris. Good base, menu. Beef Bourginon was generous and rich. The experience was abandoned by the poor-mass bread and a pretty sweet, possibly sold-out salad dressing for the tiny green salad side-dish. A small, but sufficient and comfortable table in the shop window provided a nice entertainment, but a strange, obtrusive pipe music playlist of loud 1970s references. Winelist appeared, but along with some originality of thinking and procurement with some decent and affordable bottles. Overall, a reliable place to eat when you are in this piece London. Not pretentious, amiable, not overestimated. Some small tweets could make it even better.

Good French cuisine, excellent value for money, reasonable prices for wine, etc.

We were forced to change tables by someone's reservation. When we left two hours later, our original table was still empty on the window. We won't be back.

Eat well; service on the slow side; Dining area tiny (although more space below)

This restaurant has been a beloved favorite for 35 years. It is a small, intimate dining spot that serves delicious French cuisine consistently. What makes it even better is its location in a charming area of Mayfair that remains untouched by large chain stores.