Best Historic Restaurants in Willesden

We had Diego as our waiter, he was very good. Helpful at every point and offered recommendations to help us make decisions. We had 3 different type of starters the salmon tacos weren’t that nice but the empanadas were lovely. The focaccia bread with the prawns in tomato and oil sauce was lovely too. We both enjoy the taste of the steak but weren’t too keen on our side the broccoli was a little too crunchy but softer broccoli might just be my preference. The mash potatoes were okay and the mac and cheese was not great. I’m usually a peppercorn sauce but I didn’t enjoy it there but the chimichuri was very nice. Finished off with cheesecake which was nice. The restaurant is lovely in terms of decor and ambience, this was my first time at this particular gaucho. They also cater for a halal diet, which is great.

Amazing food. Festive ambiance and great service. At the end the bartender starting removing our place mats before it was time to go. I found it rude. Would have preferred for her to say, ‘ La mother guest is waiting for the seats’ if that was the case instead of asking me to move my things to remove the menu and place setting. Otherwise wonderful.

Fabulous restaurant in the heart of SoHo/Theatreland. Large bar area separate from the restaurant. Pleasant, attentive staff serving a French inspired menu. The cheese soufflé is to die for! And the crème brûlée more than ample for 2 spoons (think dinner plate not ramekin size)! Lovely selection of cocktails and wines by the glass, the carafe and the bottle. Good chance of a celeb spot too. Recommended.

Just the most excellent food at reasonable prices, perfect ambience and lovely people

Me and my friends were there yesterday for a birthday. I actually did not expect such an authenticity in every little detail. This restaurant makes you feel like you are in Rome, even though is located in a small street in Knightsbridge. We enjoyed so much the food and the ambience, both 10/10. Compliments