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Went with the wife and kids for a pre-Valentines day lunch. Parking was very easy on a Saturday and got a space right opposite. Food was excellent. For appetisers you get a selection of vegetables and dips with bread. I also ordered the breaded mushrooms and my wife got the salmon. I got the Holstein schnitzel whilst wife got the chicken princess. Both very tasty with a good selection of sides, was not disappointedby the fried zucchini and spinach. My veal was very tender and no gristle or fatty bits so 10/10 from me. Only complaint was that it was a lot of food and I couldn't finish my dessert :D My son got a free chocolate mouse cake which was delicious. My wife got the apple strudel which came out warm and would get that next time. Price was £55 for lunch including drinks and service which is reasonable for Central London. Would 100% go back. Thank you for great food and service and being so kind to our kids.
Daniel LesterDaniel Lester
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An unusual French restaurant, reminiscent of traditional old fashioned 1970’s ambiance tucked away in a residential apartment block in St Johns Wood which I would recommend. In a timeless setting of cheerful old-style service waiters, black suits and bow ties, my companion and I were seated for dinner at what was possibly the best table in the room. With a menu that includes a variety of old time favourites, it made it difficult to choose from. We began with generous portions of appetizing Crudites, garlic mayonnaise sauce and Melba toast before we even ordered. For starters, I had the Lobster Cocktail which was sweet and the sauce flavoursome and punchy. For mains, I chose the grilled Dover Sole which I would normally find insanely boring. My companion had it ‘a la Meuniere’. However, accompanied with chunky chips and tartare sauce as well as sautéed potatoes, rice, broccoli, spinach and mushrooms it turned out to be a true indulgence. My companion described his as having the perfect balance between the brown butter and lemon. The final flourish was when their legendary Egyptian dessert waiter runs through their desserts with a remarkable enthusiasm. Sadly, the strawberry Pavlova was far too creamy and the chocolate Profiteroles verging on mediocre. The bill came to £60 per head including service, tea and coffee. With the exception of the desserts you come away feeling that with such huge quantities, it is value for money. So why not travel back in time into a bygone era for some real old school establishment where staff want to make you happy.
TheChefandJuryTheChefandJury
10
Oslo court is our go to restaurant for celebrations, anniversaries and birthday days, and it seems to be everyone else's too, as there's always at least 4 times the waiters all sing happy birthday. The staff are simply fabulous, nothing is too much trouble. The food is outstanding. Yes it is very pink and yes it's like a trip to a bygone era, but you'll love it! everyone does. The meal is a fixed price menu with starters such as Coquille St Jacques and lobster cocktail to be followed by steak Diane or Dover sole. And as always they save the best to last. Neil the dessert waiter is the most camp, the most nutty and the most wonderful person and he always saves his last creme brulé for you. We cannot recommend this place highly enough.
Ed WilliamsEd Williams
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I recently visited this restaurant with some friends for a business meeting. The truth is that it was a good experience from the moment you enter the restaurant. The service is attentive and very pleasant. The feeling when you enter the restaurant is that you have been transported back in time, it doesn't seem old but it gives the sensation that you have traveled 49 years back. My friends chose the food but I have to say that they were happy with everything. The scallops with bacon were impressive, the tuna tartare was very good and fresh. The T-bone steak was very good, perfectly cooked, and very tender. The desserts were exquisite. Congratulations! I will be back.
Jose SolJose Sol
10
I've been going to this restaurant for over 25 years and the standard has been consistently excellent. I love the traditional layout and the warm ambience. The same family has owned the restaurant, and I've grown up with them. My only recommendation is to turn up hungry - the 3 course meal with unlimited sides will leave you very full. Every dish is a delight, but just like a child I wait to hear the specials like I'm anticipating Christmas! My favourite is always the dessert where Neil is on hand to bring out the surprises. Fabulous restaurant for everyone of all ages - I should know I've been going since I was a teenager and this week I took my children with me!
Nicholas CharlesNicholas Charles
10
Nothing like my usual restaurant of choice. However, I wouldn't have missed this as the experience of the food, service and atmosphere were perfect for the occasion of a family birthday celebration. I can't remember when globe artichokes were on a menu, and they were served with hollandaise and of course the obligatory finger bowl! The sole meuniere was perfect and the selection of accompanying vegetables was only let down by slightly undercooked potatoes. I could have chosen all of the desserts but went for the apple strudel with ice cream. The birthday celebrant got a special plate of profiteroles and a candle to blow out. Perfect lunch.
S Leigh MyersS Leigh Myers
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Nearby Attractions Of Oslo Court Restaurant
The Regent's Park
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Charlbert St., London NW8 7EN, United Kingdom
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+44 20 7722 8795
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oslocourtrestaurant.co.uk
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French classics presented in an old-school dining room with pink tablecloths and napkins.
attractions: The Regent's Park, The Regent's Park, London Zoo, Primrose Hill, Primrose Hill, Lord's Cricket Ground, Abbey Road Studios, London Central Mosque, London Central Mosque & Islamic Cultural Centre (Regent's Park Mosque), Flower Station, restaurants: The Ivy St. John's Wood, Boulevard London, Drunch, Lahori, Panzer's Delicatessen, Paris's Cafe & Restaurant, Maido Sushi, Maroush St John's wood | Crockers Folly, The Waterside Café, Soutine
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