Dennys Lobster & Oyster Seafood Restaurant — Restaurant in London

My wife, God-daughter, and I had a perfect evening at Dennys Lobster & Oyster Seafood restaurant- our very first visit!.... I for one very impressed with all aspects at Dennys - rather a novelty at first site within the location ( on Chislehurst railway station) and inside the restaurant with its 'quirky' decor, fittings and interesting old time maritime framed wall paintings along with all other period furnishings. Although not totally spacious in floor space ( originally part of the station!), I found an embracing cosiness and a warm welcoming reception from very friendly staff and owners. Thank you to the kind generosity of staff with their efficient service and in looking after us so well, and who also took photos of us at our table for memory keepsakes. Also to passing useful information about the adjacent parking alongside the restaurant and station. The seafood was absolutely memorable and delicious in every way - professionally cooked and presented. I myself a big seafood lover, I praise the food admirably. The atmosphere nicely balanced with the Spanish music in the background too. We arrived at Dennys at 1900 pm and left very happily at around 2030pm more than satisfied. More customers were begining to arrive later with nearly all tables taken. And yes 👍, we will definately return. All the very best to the owners and staff at this delightful restaurant - and thank you so much for your warm kind hospitality and brilliant...

Came for a meal here,love seafood so really wanted to try the place. Great choice of dishes. Service was welcoming, friendly and helpful. Booked a table but to be fair it was only the two of us here on a Sunday lunchtime, not sure about other peak times. Food was tasty although I thought the monkfish, whilst very tasty was a bit small with large bones so not a huge amount of flesh. I was a bit unsure about our wine choice, we ordered a bottle of Spanish Valencian white wine, but the wine we got didn't have anything Spanish about it. Admittedly it tasted very nice but when the bottle says "vin du France" and says on the back product of France I was a bit unsure, I asked the head waiter guy who assured me it was Spanish but I can't understand what makes it Spanish? Was it...

Bland food. Very disappointing. Monkfish with smoked salmon in a coconut cream sauce promised a lot, delivered a flavourless uninspiring plate of food which lacked any joy. Did I ordered badly? Packed restaurant of happy customers so perhaps I was unlucky in my menu choice. However, lovely friendly service. So welcoming. Sticky wooden tables with placemats which were as worn out as the age of the restaurant - 36 years old. The mussels for starters were okay at best. Not sweet and succulent and with too much cream in the sauce which masked any flavour of the sea. In the end, the an old fashioned restaurant and menu which was poorly executed in the choices we made. £140 for two people for three courses a bottle of wine and a coffee. Great service cannot...