Les Deux Salons

We come here again and again. Typical Paris bistro, superb food and wine allied with excellent service. Speedy enough for pre-theatre eats and posh enough for a special meal. Great place.

this place is good value, great atmosphere, opens later than most so no rush to get out. i've eaten here a dozen times and nearly everything has been perfect most of the time. you feel like you have left london and visited paris.

Stumbled across this restaurant last night and was virtually the only place local (except McDonald's) serving food at 1630... great food, great great wine, great service. Would buy again.

We had chicken terrine and salmon to start, both excellent. Fish courses for main course both tasty also. Recommended highly.

Usually nice and quiet and always get a table. Food is a little prices but good. You can also go for drinks only but cocktails range from £9.50 up so keep that in mind.

Still good value pre theatre menu, tasty, well proportioned food promptly served. A very meaty menu!

Great ambience, attentive service, and tasty food. Liked the carafes of wine. Definitely recommended.

Great food, great decor: good value high quality french cuisine.

Great food and service. Good for family too.

Great French quisine in a wonderful art deco environment.

Went for 2-course pre-theatre dinner on Saturday 16th June. Steak tartare was poor - far too much mustard left the steak without flavour; you'd get better in an average French bistro. Sardines were great - but then you'd have to struggle to ruin sardines, wouldn't you? My partner enjoyed her pollock, but only once it had been sent back and re-cooked: we had explained that she is pregnant and it was served pink in the middle. Unimpressed, given the pedigree.

Nice looking place near Trafalgar Square which feels like a Parisian brasserie. Good for business lunch but doesn't pass the own money test. Shame as am a great fan of Wild Honey in same ownership.

Nice French style brasserie. Pissaladière is amazing. Too bad the "vegetarian menu on request" doesn't really exist.

This has become my go-to for most business lunches, given that my office is a brisk 3-minute stroll away. Since the renovation, the decor hasn't changed much, (and that's a good thing, as it was splendid before, with lots of dark wood, leather and well-planned lighting). The menu has been upgraded slightly, and the food is as reliable as ever. Service as one would expect in a French restaurant; attentive but never intrusive. The first floor restaurant leans more into fine dining, whereas the bistro/cafe on the ground floor is great for a coffee or a lighter lunch/dinner.

My brother is a huge steak fan and this is one of his favourite places. We had a grill selection and the meat was cooked excellently. The waiter gave good wine recommendations and had a bright and breezy demeanour which fitted perfectly with the table. We left stuffed and happy!

Came here before The National Portrait Gallery and had a great time. As I arrived thankfully there wasn't a queue and a seat in the window opened up. The staff was extremely friendly and the food and wine delicious. I ordered the Croque Madame and was pleased with both the presentation and size of the dish. It was sooo tasty. The bread was toasted well and every bite had a nice mix of varying textures and flavors. Saved this restaurant and will definitely return the next time I stay in this area. Alex is amazing and will definitely be back to visit.

Very nice food, lovely venue

The food here is good but it is kinda expensive.

Rather good french food. Excellent bread. Beautiful settings. Feels like a proper French brasserie.

I only had a martini at the bar and it maybe a bit expensive but they do give you 75 ml, which is the equivalent of three singles sold for £9.50, which sounds reasonable for a well executed martini.

A bit on the pricey side, inside has the feel of a modem french brasserie. Food was good, but not on the wow-side.

More low-key then the sister restaurants, it is also less impressive. Service is good, the decor is nothing special.

Gorgeous French restaurant right in the heart of London. We had a lovely lunch here.

Nice food and good service but can get loud when busy

Good French menu, interesting choices and good service

pricy but wonderful rib eye and very good service

A leeetle beet of France in the west end....lovely welcome just waiting for the charcuterie

Quality establishment. Lovely food. But poor service for breakfast trade. Shown to the wrong table and introduced to someone who wasn't the named contact given upon arrival. Was quite funny to be fair. Shouldn't accuse a customer of having ordering food they hadn't ordered. A toastie isn't an omelette.

Came here for valentines day. Service was spot on! Ordered muscles and steak tar tar. It was just okay. Perhaps needed more marination or flavour. Just missed the point here

We went on New Years Eve for a meal. The staff were helpful and the food arrived promptly after ordering. For starters I had the scrambled egg with haddock which was fantastic, my wife had the veal, which was OK - salad was a bit bitter. We went on to have steak which was good (but not sure about the sauce) and the pasta which was way too salty. I probably would have given it 4 stars had it been a bit cheaper, but for the money it's not excellent value.

Great service. Took a client for lunch and would have to say I've enjoyed lunches served by other nearby vendors

Tasty food, friendly staff, but rather expensive and 12.5% discretionary tip charged automatically.

Le Deus Salon used to be one of my favourite places in London to eat. Unfortunately the refurbishment has killed the character of the place. Previously it was like stepping back into the 1930s or some classic French restaurant. Now it's just a bunch of tables in a dark atmosphere. It might be OK if you've never been here before but for those who frequented the place in the past it's best to go some place else. Hang onto the memories that this restaurant once was.

It's very rare that I dislike fries, but even their fries were disappointing -- over salted. The gnocchi were in an overly-rich, too-salted sauce. Companions disliked too- cheesy endive salad and tough beef tartare. Bread was good, but the rest of the food was not.

I went for the Café Gourmand. Service was a bit slow. The madeleine was very bitter on the outside, the apple pie was underwhelming and the crème brûlée tasted very fatty. I won't be back here.

Overpriced for what you get and not a lot of it. The fixed price menu doesn't give a great deal of choice and once you've added on extras i.e vegetables is not good value for money.

Our Saturday lunch featured mostly disappointing food and surly staff, perhaps evenings are better but we won't be returning to find out.

We made pre-theater reservations here before going to the Apollo theater. As it is a french restaurant we were expecting quality, french food, nice ambiance, friendly staff, all around a good experience before a night out at the theater. So you can imagine our dismay when we arrived and they had changed the menu that day to American hot dogs and the like. Still pricey, but terrible choice in food. I get it, the restaurants around this area are pretty much pub and fast food. Great going, Les Deux Salons, for blending in rather than being original. But you should probably change your name if you are no longer going to serve french food. Can't rate the food because we left after seeing the menu.

We went here for a pre theatre dinner once. Served my husband inedible steak, twenty minutes after my meal arrived. Meat was tough, overdone and terrible. Thankfully great service staff took the price of the uneaten steak off the bill. Have been here on other occasions and food has been good, so unsure why it was so bad this time.

Drunk waiter, rude manager, got all our orders wrong, and didn't even bother to speak with us!! Food was ok, not worth the value though