Hunters Of Cockfosters

This restaurant has been a favourite for special occasions for many years now. Excellent, relaxed service and very good food.

Romantic meal for anniversary... Great menu, very attentive staff and a step back in time. Enjoyable evening and worth a visit.

First time for all four of us to Hunters and we were really impressed. Attentive service, good food and nice atmosphere. Will definitely visit again.

This restaurant, La Petite Auberge, closed in February 2016 for renovations under new ownership. As of August 2016, it remains closed with no visible progress being made on the renovations.

Hi. Visited Hunters for the last time today. Sadly it will be shortly transferred from a brilliant family run restaurant to a theme chain of restaurants. Thank you to all the staff for all the fab food, courteous service and good times.

The owners make you feel very welcome and the service is excellent. This is what I describe as an old style restaurant giving great food, good portions and great service. The menu is varied with sufficient options to meet most tastes but save a bit of room for the excellent dessert trolley.

I visited this restaurant a few weeks after it was under new management. They seemed to have added more tables, which made the place feel crowded. I was seated in a cramped area and the restaurant felt uncomfortably warm. The service was not up to par and when we ordered the duck à l'orange, it was tough and disappointing. Overall, I couldn't wait to leave and I have no intention of returning in the future.

This has to be one of the best restaurants in London! Tonight, 5 September, was about the sixth time I have been here and for the sixth time, I can't fault anything. The service is typical Cypriot hospitality and can never be beaten. Nothing is too much for any of the staff and you are made to feel incredibly welcome. The T-bone steak is the best I have ever tasted. So succulent and cooked to perfection, it just melts in your mouth. The menu caters for all tastes and leave space for the desserts for the Amazing Greek made cakes. Overall, don't bother to travel to the West End, just head up to Cockfosters. Need to book, it gets very busy.

I went with 5 friends for our Christmas get together to Hunters where we had eaten previously and greatly enjoyed it. No one helped with our coats either on arrival or departure, which was one of the special 'old fashioned ' services that made Hunters so unique. However on this occasion, despite the restaurant being 2/3 empty, the service was very slow, the portions considerably smaller than previously and one of my friends commented that she felt the ingredients used were inferior. After we had finished the main course, we tried to get the attention of a waiter to ask for dessert. This took a while but eventually when a waiter came to our table, we asked for the sweet trolley, (which was a...