Plants of Roselyn — Restaurant in London

TLDR: For us they're more than worth the 20% tip we gave them

Went there last month with a group of friends. Food was okay, average but not out of this world. We had requested for no onion no garlic and the waitress was aware. She brought out the starters with no OG however for the mains, all our food contained onion and garlic and it was very obvious! Not sure how the kitchen and staff made this mistake. The guy who served us was very nice and apologised and took the food back to give us new ones with no onion and garlic. However the girl who took our orders was VERY rude, did not even apologise and instead, when the incident happened, just brought out the allergens menu, which she should have done in the beginning as that would've been much easier! But we only saw this menu after the staff made this mistake. Anyway the food itself was okay but pricey. After an incident like this happening, we would've expected some compensation or desert on the house, but nothing! Instead, we also had service charge added to our bill, lol! 😅😂 thankfully none of us were allergic to onion and garlic (we don't eat it for spiritual reasons) but not sure if we would go there again or recommend to anyone as getting multiple orders wrong can be dangerous if a person...

Second visit and this time I enjoyed the food far more than the first - everything was delicious and well portioned. Dishes tried included the prawn toast, prawn crackers and a chicken curry dish with jasmine rice, followed by cheesecake. The curry didn't really need the fake chicken - the veggies would have been great on their own. The other aspects of the meal, I wouldn't have known were vegan if that wasn't the USP of the restaurant. The cocktails are also fantastic. Had to knock off points for atmosphere as not much work seems to have gone in to making this place feel cosy. The basement is very brightly lit, with the tables so close together that I could hear the person on the next one better than I could hear my own date. Upstairs is a little better but not massively intimate given the wall-to-wall window out onto the busy street. I would recommend some transculent glass covering so it feels like fishbowl-like. Food came quickly but we then had a delay getting our table cleared - this was the case last time I visited too. The staff were lovely though, so that's my only...