Brasserie Blanc St Paul's

Restaurant was very cold so not comfortable overall. The food was average with a nice starter but disappointing, overcoomed main course.

Visited on a Tuesday evening (not very busy). Staff was very helpful and was going all the way to ensure that we had a nice dinner and experience.

I visited this place in November this year with my friends. the place is nice and cozy. the staff were very friendly and helpful. The food was very good too..though they had few vegetarian options. overall very good place to eat.

Would I go back. Probably not. It was ok. Just not special and there is so much choice in St Paul's. The service was different, the food was as you would expect. Had to send the steaks back...all three of us...nothing more to say.

Hardly had my buttocks grazed my chair when waitress thrust a menu at me and demanded that I order quickly because the kitchen was closing in an hour. As I raised the last fork of my main to my lips she was back: had I decided on my desert.

I visited here for a work Christmas party and we had a good time. I am a big fan of Raymond Blanc so had high expectations. Although I did have a nice meal, I did feel that as it was Christmas time, it was more mass catering that perhaps lacked some more of the finesse you would expect.Could not fault the friendly staff and I like the atmosphere in the restaurant, particularly the Blanc Christmas crackers!I will go back out with Christmas time to see the restaurant at its best I think!

The venue feels a little stuffy (due to its City location perhaps? and the service was patchy, with several different servers involved meaning little continuity, and several examples of the wrong items being brought to the wrong tables.The menu was better with interesting dishes and good quality cooking, although three scallops for a main dish felt and looked rather mean. Eating gluten free was, as expected, pleasantly easy.I definitely preferred the Portsmouth outlet where I've been before and, while I really like this chain and will return, I would avoid the City outlet next time.

This was my first time at Brasserie Blanc, but work sponsored an interesting meal for the 20 or so of us. My glazed pumpkin pieces were delicious, well 6 out of 7 were cooked perfectly however one was still raw. The chicken in a tasty tomato sauce was nice, but dry. All in all, these are very minor issues. The problem really came from the slow service, waiter not really paying attention to these two tables. Often we had to call the two of them over to order a couple of drinks. I would have expected for the location, the beautiful decor, the price! That service and the food would be top instead it was average.

Visited Brasserie Blanc for a late lunch on Thursday so the restaurant, although beautifully decorated, was empty and we were the only customers so felt a little odd until staff gathered to have their lunch altogether. Received a good welcome, and waiting staff was quick to take order from set menu and serve us a drink. Although on the menu there was a seasonal soup, and a seasonal dessert, these were not offered to us – we had to ask. Enjoyed starters. My partner did not finish his hamburger (slightly overcooked to his liking) but rump steak OK and cooked how I requested. I selected Poached Pear for dessert but unusually this wasn’t actually cooked – asked a server if it should be cooked (a...