Prix Fixe

JESUS CHRIST!
I know one isn’t meant to say the Lord’s name in vain BUT trust me people it is not in this case!
I’ve walked past this place a dozen times and never thought twice about it but today I was reborn! Ok enough Christian quotes you get the picture…
The manager/​owner was there when I arrived and greeted me with such hospitality, I knew I was in for a Good time!
On to the good stuff! I ordered the sea bass with octopus, wild broccoli and pok choi in butter… SLAP ME TWICE AND CALL ME JHONSON!
Sooooooooooooooooo delicious! The sea bass was cooked to perfection and the octopus was tender and flavoursome. Best seafood dish I’ve had in a while I must admit!
The portion was generous so I battled through it but that’s we all love right?! A good old dinner battle! I then ordered the White chocolate and raspberry crème brûlée… Ugh something that good must come with dire consequences if not I want more! Soooooooo good lol. I topped this all off with two glasses of the good stuff… What a great way to have lunch! Friendly staff delicious food and even better prices! Winninggggggg

A lovely slice of french cuisine. A beautifully simple décor reminiscent of a french bistro, complimented by the easygoing nature of the staff, helps set the scene for some of the most elegant french cuisine I have found in London. From the good selection of wine to the homeliness an quality of the entrées and main course, I would recommend this restaurant to anyone looking to treat someone to a relaxed evening.

Amazing mussels, brilliant steak and genuine and friendly staff. Will definitely be back again soon!

They were accommodating to our party of seven fairly late in the evening. The goat cheese and bacon salad was delicious and the bread beforehand hit the spot since we were pretty hungry when we arrived.

Food was so delicious! and the waiters were lovely!

This place is a true London gem — proper French brasserie fare and a subtle atmosphere made it the easiest thing in the world to while away the evening hours with my friends.
I also had the best steak of my life here. Make of that what you will.

Went in for escargot and steak frites after a matinée theatre performance. The ‘escargot’ are actually mussels in garlic butter — vile. The bavette was a curious slab of beef slathered in onions — mediocre. Frites were okay. Maybe I ordered the wrong thing but will not return.

Our family ate here in late June during a trip to London. Food was very good, we all had some version of steak, but a different one, including the main course steak tartare (husband), which was still very good. Frites were yummy, too! We found the service here to be very good, our waiter very attentive and interesting to talk to, too.

Tastes very good, but the quantity was still not ok. I had rhe stake, and im hungry after that meal.

The food at prix fixe was excellent but the service was terrible. This was our second visit to the restaurant after a great visit last year and my recommending it to friends and family. After this visit I won’t be singing it’s praises quite so much.
We arrived around 7.30pm so after the fixed price menu had ended so we ordered from the more expensive a la carte options. I had the fois gras starter and pork belly main and it was simply fantastic. The reason for the low score is not the food but the service.
It took over an hour for us to get starters and another 45 minutes before we got our mains.
Several times we asked for some more bread as we were extremely hungry and saw tables who had arrived after us get served. There were no apologies from the waiting staff, no offer of a drink while we waited and not even so much as a «sorry there’s been a delay in the kitchen it will be out soon»
Several times we spotted the girl by the serving hatch send people to check on our food and could hear them discuss it from our table but no one ever came over to apologise for it.
At the end of the meal they not only charged us for everything without any compensation or apology for the delay but they actually over changed us with adding extra drinks AND added on a £12.5% gratuity!
We of course informed them we were not happy, made them remove the extra drinks and the gratuity and told them we were extremely unhappy at how long we had had to wait with people being served food before us and clearly having seen and heard the staff discussing that our food was late — their response was to tell us «our target is 2 hours, you only waited 1 hour for your entrees».
It’s easy to hit the target when the goal posts are wider than normal!
As I said the food is good and the staff seemed to want to help but their hands seemed tied by rules and regulations that I would guess come from bad management who rely on tourists and don’t worry about good customer service and treating people well so they come back.

The set menu deal is pretty good, only 13 – 15 pounds per person.
Arrived at 6:45 pm on a Wednesday evening, and it was fairly empty. However, after an hour, business quickly picked up.
The service is pretty good, there were many servers, with several working our table. The food came quickly, and it was nice. My friend recommended this place, and it’s definitely a place I wouldn’t mind coming to back again. The atmosphere is pretty nice, romantic, even!
So, this is a good place a date, if you need suggestions.

So I’ve seen the Prix Fixe ads on Unilocal when I’m searching, and it’s the first place that I’ve been to after having seen an ad for it. At the beginning of April, a friend and I were hunting for french fries, and I know this is like totally weird (sarcasm), but all the places that came up were French restaurants. We chose Prix Fixe because of their strong Unilocal presence, and were rewarded by checking in to receive a free glass of prosecco.
The food we had was amazing – their chicken salad was a great choice! I think (memory is a bit fuzzy) we did a two course selection, and had our fries, so it was good food for a good price. Service was great too, and I ended up striking up a conversation with one of the servers who was very friendly.
The location is ideal, right in the heart of east Soho, a short walk from Tottenham Court Road (and other stations, I’m sure, but that’s the direction I came from). It feels French, a little bistro in the heart of the London bustle. I’d recommend having reservations, as it can fill up quite quickly. Definitely a great choice – listen to what the Unilocal ad tells you!

This is another underrated little restaurant on Dean Street which is very similar to Pierre Victoire (almost identical in fact). Expect some decent French food reasonably priced and some good wine. I always recommend red meat at these sort of bistros. The lamb and the steaks are always well cooked with some delicious buttery sauces and calorie busting French fries. Don’t expect to diet coming here! When I checked in on Unilocal last time I got a complementary glass of Prosecco which I was very chuffed about. Especially as most of my friends take the piss out of me for checking in everywhere. Thanks Unilocal

The best deal in London .
I come to London every month my office is around the corner
And I can’t resist I came here every day for lunch 10 – 12 pounds
For fantastic well cooked and full of flavor two course Lunch or dinner.

We came in here last night and really enjoyed ourselves. Lawrence, our server, was fantastic. Here’s the food rundown:
— Escargot Mussels: Really enjoyed this preparation — great w/​the bread they serve
— Scallops App: Enjoyed this one.
— Steak Frites (w/​Filet): wife loved this dish
Great atmosphere — recommended!

During this recent summer bliss in londons this is a perfect place for seating outside while at brunch. The service was polite and friendly.
We had the lunch deal 2 courses is awesome and at a very fair price
The options for the lunch deal were good and the portions were good

Had an excellent rib-​eye steak here! Staff was also very attentive. Though we had no reservation on a Friday nite at 8, they quickly found a space for us. And surprisingly the prices were very reasonable.
Good place to keep in mind when Soho eating seats start disappearing.

Pierre Victorie up the street and Prix Fixe are sister restaurants. I do not live in the UK and I know this fact. I ate at the Pierre Victorie in Edinburgh over a decade ago and really enjoyed the meal.
One of the few restaurants in London that knows how to properly cook a burger. I asked for rare and that was exactly what I got. Most London burgers are way over cooked. I loved the way the fries were geometrically stacked together. The price was right at 9.99 pounds for a two course lunch.

Really confused. I mean, this is a great little French Brasserie, generous amount and good quality food for a very reasonable lunch price. Nice décor, good service. But my confusion stems from the feeling that my other favorite French bistro, literally just up the street, Pierre Victoire, is almost exactly the same. The menu has slight variations. the art on the wall is different… but the overall food, down to the way the burger comes on a wooden platter with thick wedge cut potatoes, the starter of spring rolls or falafel. the generous glass of wine… c’est completement pareil! Is one parroting the other? Do they have the same owner, are they feuding brothers?
Anyway, maybe that similarity and competition is what’s keeping their price down, to our advantage. Great (but maybe not awesome) food, we left quite happy regardless.
My celeriac and blue cheese soup was amazing…

I can’t believe there is not a Unilocal page for this restaurant. it was AMAZING! Byfar the best meal I’ve had in London yet. If you go before 7pm they have a two course prix fixe menu for under £10… get there after 7pm and the menu price nearly doubles.
We had the two course prix fixe menu and it is a total steal. I had steamed mussels with a garlic sauce for my first course and then a warm salad with a baked cheese (can’t remember the name sorry) with a champagne dressing. Both entrees were huge and each tasted fantastic.
Their house red was robust and full of flavor. I almost wanted to buy a bottle and take it home, it was that good.
The décor was typical for a French Bistro… candles on each table, dark red walls with French art, ect.
Our waiter was super friendly and easy to talk to. It took a while for our dessert to come, but otherwise the courses were well timed.
This meal was so good I just had to spread the word. the place cannot die in this recession!