BRIX, Lounge

Had the Sunday roast! It’s was lovely! The waiter was very pleasant and I believe it was the manager who nice as well. Presentation was excellent The only downside - they left random stuff in the lift as if the lift was storage. My friend had to ask them to remove the items out the lift. The guy that came did it was not the most friendly. He went in the lift and took the lift to the ground floor and remove the items but never told us when he was done. Thought it would be kind to tell us he was done as it’s through the floor lift. However another guy came and was very pleasant. He made easy path for my wheelchair and allowed me to sit anywhere. ( it wasn’t busy at the time) in general I had lovely time. Music was relaxing, the food was great and the staff were mostly pleasant. I would return again.

The staff were welcoming and attentive from beginning to end. The food was delicious, fresh and full of flavour. The sole was cooked perfectly and fell off the bone. The biscuit and bacon felt more like a dessert and was served hot; I would like to imagine it came straight out of the oven. I ordered too much as the dishes were very filling. Might be better to share a few small plates along with the main. Thank you for having us.

Review: Sunday Roast at BRIX London I recently visited BRIX London for their Sunday roast and had a mixed experience. Let’s start with the food. Unfortunately, the roast didn’t quite meet expectations. The roast potatoes were not cooked to my liking—they lacked the crispy exterior and fluffy interior I usually look forward to. The gravy was far too thin, offering little flavour to bring the meal together. The sirloin of beef, while promising, came as only two very thin slices, leaving me wanting more substance. On a brighter note, the charred cauliflower was a highlight—beautifully prepared and packed with flavour. However, the grilled pork belly was a letdown, as it was a bit too chewy to fully enjoy. It’s worth mentioning that the restaurant was exceptionally busy, and we waited 1 hour and 45 minutes for our food to arrive. While I understand that a bustling venue can lead to delays, this was quite a stretch, even for a packed house. The entertainment was fantastic; the singer was undeniably talented. However, the sound system didn’t quite do her justice. With the high noise levels in the restaurant, her voice often faded into the background, which was a real shame. Overall, while BRIX London has a lively atmosphere and great entertainment, the food and service didn’t quite live up to expectations this time. A few tweaks could really elevate the experience.