I'd like to feel I'm honest about my reviews. I like to shine a light on the exemplars as well as the unpleasant experiences. For me, Lost and Found fell into the latter. The restaurant belongs to a chain, so my expectations weren't set high. From the decor I was expecting a cut down version of 'Walcot House' in Bath, but even making the comparison is derogatory to the Bath experience. I'll try not to labor the review too much (reading back I failed) but these were my observations. L&F need to understand what a ribeye steak is, especially if they're prepared to declare it's Argentinian. Have I been to Argentina? No, but I have been to Montevideo, which is pretty close to Buenos Aires! (only separated via the river Plate). A city proud of its quality steaks and synonymous with the title of 'the best meat in the world'. A grand statement and how close did the quality of the 'Argentinian Ribeye' produced by L&F approach my previous experiences. Well .... its a bit like comparing spam and Iberico Ham. The steak presented did not meet the definition of a ribeye. The ribeye, cut from between outer side of the rib, is renowned for being a highly marbled cut of steak, a lot of fatty lines running through the red meat and its fundamentally delicious. The steak I received had no marbling and from the first bite, it was tough ... really tough. I promptly pointed this out to the waiting staff, who after walking the steak around the restaurant for further assessment and classification by the manager, chef or any other interested party declared this was indeed a ribeye. Having returned the steak to me, the conversation then rapidly developed into the 'dead parrot' scene from Monty Python. "This is not a ribeye", "yes, it is, look at the marbling", "exactly, that's why I'm returning it, there's no marbling!", "The chef has said there is marbling", "Well yes, the chief may have said that but there clearly isn't" and so on. I returned the steak to the kitchen paid the the bill and we were on our way. In L&F's defense they did provide a 10% discount on the bill. Generally from the remainder of the group there was dissatisfaction and grumbling. The majority of the food came out cold, comments of tastelessness of the masala fish, we waited too long to be served drinks and taking the orders. We were served by four employees (possibly because they knew of the probable outcome). For us it just wasn't a great experience. Going by all the good reviews that are on this site, it might just have been timing plus a series of coincidental events that led to our evening being spoilt. I truly hope this is the case and hope no one else has to suffer at not so insignificant cost.