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Have you eaten at Steak & Co.?
3/5 Charing Cross Rd, Leicester Sq, London, WC2A 0HA
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Steak & Co. Restaurant Diner Reviews
"The cook on the stones concept has a bit of fun attached to it but in all honesty, I'd probably rather pay that price and have someone knowing what they're doing take control. All felt a bit 'gimmicky' which I guess is the point to some extent. Service was fine, gains a mark for keeping the table water topped up. Where I was impressed though was the setting, it was nice and relaxed despite being in the bustle of Covent Garden and had a really pleasant feeling to it. There are better places for sure but it does a job and is a bit of fun"
"Wouldn’t be a natural first choice, however table available for pre theatre. Staff friendly and welcoming. Asked about allergies and double checked, don’t have QR capabilities, so staff very helpful with menu guidance, overheard nearby table with allergies being helped as well. Limited menu but portions generous, shared chips and broccoli which were ample. Good range of soft drinks, including high end soda and tonic options. Restaurant became busy and more staff appeared. "
