La Bistro Savoir Faire

I had the best pizza I'd had in years in this great little unpretentious café close to the British Museum. The La Cappriciosa was just mouth-wateringly brilliant.

Poor customer service: waitress didn't even know what the menu included and didn't understand English;Poor quality: quality of the food was less than acceptable;Very expensive for the horrible service and quality.

the precise service, the staff friendly and attentive! The food was fresh and soft. I talked to the manager and is in the business for 8 years, he knows his stuff! Nice food, excellent services... : Thank you for your hospitality! Voir le carte

Small restaurant a few meters from the British Museum, great and friendly welcome, but unfortunately the food leaves something to be desired. Avoid ordering Italian dishes like carbonara pasta, if you must, the hamburger is decent.

excellent food and lovely staff, very helpful and obliging. The food was really lovely and the salad served with the food was so tasty. Definitely going back when I'm in the area. Drinks were great too, smoothies were really good. Reasonably priced too for London.

I was amazed to find this little cafe and worth a visit.It is a small unit that the food is great and the drinks are worth a try.The smoothie that i had was lemon,kiwi and apple and it is worth a sample.The sandwich halloumi sandwich was great and the chicken sandwich is very good .One not to be miss. Voir le carte

Fiona D just said it right ! the owner is absolutely mental, makes staff cry in front of customers, the cakes are bought from Iceland and no food is fresh there, the staff rotation is so horrible that I wonder how many hundred girls have already quit it, and well to make it short the hygiene standards there are really low

This charming restaurant is located just south of the British Museum. We were lucky to grab a table near the front door, allowing us to enjoy some people-watching while dining. The menu provided a great selection of tasty dishes at an affordable price. Overall, the food was delicious and we had a wonderful dining experience.

When in London we always have a debate a chain Starbucks pret etc) or indie cafe for breakfast I always bank on indie cafe. There are some brilliant ones around central London . This isn't one! We should have seen the warning signs cheap non brand ketchup on the tables, pretty grubby. Charmless member of staff. Cheap bacon, even cheaper sausages goodness what was in them), It's near the British museum and am horrified if tourists find this it's the cafe equivalent of a soho clip joint. The signs look good but it doesn't deliver and you feel ripped off afterwards. Avoid. There's a Starbucks around the corner Voir le carte