Crib De Rib - Menu

We enjoyed Crib De Rib on our European vacation. It was nothing less than phenomenal.

the restaurant accepted my booking when I arrived, it was closed. I took a taxi there to get one more. terrifying.

We went with the 50% off food offer, which is actually for everything on the menu aside from drinks. had the beef rib and chilli squid and both were very tasty, they also sell local craft beers would recommend!

I wasn't in the restaurant. but I have tried to change my order through open web and to make the restaurant call. for three days, not until the third day, I have an answer about facebook and it told me that the restaurant is a week closed. ?

this is my second visit to crib de rib and it was not disappointing, ordered the beef short nativity with chips and koleslaw and was very tasty, the restaurant was relatiw quiet, but then it was quite early, yet I would go back next time there is a offer on!

My starter, the crab, was covered in a thick layer of cream. It had hardly any flavour and I found it a struggle to eat. The ribs were of good quality, but no better than from a gastropub. The wine list was limited. The wine I selected was not available. All the wines were overpriced. £42 for an average bottle of Rioja crianza I would normally expect to pay around £30 for this at a restaurant of this standard. I shall not return.

Limited pre-theatre menu is fine, but not when we then discover that nearly a third of the dishes were not available and nor was 1 of 2 house wines...........................felt even sorrier for the quartet who arrived after us..........................as I'd had the last portion of [cold dish] crab at 6.15 pm. Food was good, service adequate initially but improved with a different person. Can't see how they'll survive at this rate unless someone starts MANAGING it. Won't get repeat business from me.

After we booked a late table when we arrived, we were told that it was too late to eat. it has the look of the owner or maitre de to change the mind of the waiter. we stayed when we planned this post-performance menu and didn't want to look for anything else in a way we didn't know at 10.30. it took a while before we felt no more like an inconvenience! it would be helpful if late bookings were not offered/ accepted if restaurants do not want to take them on a Saturday evening near the albert hall. the waiter was helpful, but it was a bad meal from the kitchen.

Checked online prior to booking as my friend can 't eat red meat and it had chicken on the menu so it was fine to book here. On arriving and checking the menu it had no chicken on at all which I found very silly and annoying for my friend. ordered 2 light ale 's of the same and then we were told there were only 3 in stock which was very silly to have so little. The crispy squid was chewy and too crispy felt like a reheat. The bread was ok but felt soggy. The beef was ok but not as I expected. It was quiet dry but had a pot of sauce to use if you wanted more. Tiny amount of coleslaw on the side and we shared some chips which said Tripple Cooked chips but looked more like McDonald 's chips. We...