Lyle's - Menu

A wonderful atmosphere, very attentive and friendly staff coupled with modern British food. There is no separate vegan menu but the kitchen is able to prepare a few tasty plant-based dishes.

Had high expectations here as Lyle’s is ranked 33 in the World’s 50 best restaurants list. Having dined in a vast variety of restaurants in London, sadly I do not understand what the hype is about. The ingredients were fresh .. but flavours were not extraordinary.

excellent service. highly recommend the sea bass and smoked eel. bitter leave salad is of good balance. improvement needed on: razor shell lose the natural flavor, too salty. raw scallop is a bit bland. raw beef is a bit greasy due to the extra creamy sauce underneath.

The very simple decor does not reflect the exquisite menu. We had a most enjoyable evening celebrating a friend's birthday! The staff were knowledgeable and helpful. The menu was exciting and provided a great selection of dishes for all the taste buds! The drinks selection was equally enjoyable.

We had such a superb experience at Lyle's. The food was brilliant especially noteworthy are the porridge bread and the godly coffee/caramel meringue. Beyond the spectacular food, the service and atmosphere was great, with friendly and professional staff. A single sitting was enough to mark Lyle's as one of our absolute favourite dining spots in London.

We went in the evening and had the tasting menu with paring wines. The atmosphere is great, really stylish but low key. The staff talk you through each course which is lovely to hear. The food was delicious, so impressed! Only negative comment is I probably wouldn't get the wine pairing again, wasn't quite enough if it. Highly recommend this place. It's a great trip you go on to try all these tasty foods.

Best place I’ve visited in London so far. Not cheap but worth it. The ambiance is chill and relax, nothing pretentious but you get your Aesops and toilet goodies. The staff is cool and friendly, the sommelier planned a very interesting pairing and gave a lot of context for every wine which we enjoyed. The food was very very good. We had the cheese before dessert which we could have skipped but enjoyed every piece. Would definitely recommend for a special occasion.

Had a lovely mid week dinner, that started with a warm greeting from the host upon walking in (she came by to talk to us towards the end of our meal she was a hoot! . The of dishes was perfect starting with a memorable oyster and shaved apple ice on top. Sublime. I love that there's a pescetarian menu alongside the main 1 (the only difference was beef vs monkfish last week . Meal per person was £165, with a shared bottle of wine a couple cocktails (their pear vermouth cocktail was also phenomenal! . Lastly, I could probably live on their brown butter cake. Absolutely divine. Only constructive feedback would be that the table service isn't as attentive as other 1 stars I've been to (where the...

One the the 2 restaurants in London to make it to the recent world s top 50 list. Lyle's had been on our list for sometime now. Finding a convenient lunch time reservation, we went to Lyle's in January to see what the fuss was about. Located in Shoreditch in a very nondescript building. The restaurant is not pretentious. A very simple, canteen like feel. The food was brought up one by one, and the chefs could be seen busy in the open kitchen. The restaurant wasn't very full at lunch, but everyone seemed to be very happy with the flavours and the simple presentation of the food. The service was the only reason why I can't give this restaurant a 5 star. It was lacklustre and a bit confused and...