Roxie Steak — Restaurant in London

Had a fantastic dinner at Roxie and can't recommend it enough! From the moment we walked in, we loved the cozy, rustic atmosphere. It felt very personable and homey. The service was impeccable - super quick and incredibly friendly. The staff were attentive and efficient, getting us seated and served promptly. The food was the star of the show! We started with cocktails, and my "Sevillian Swinger" was absolutely delicious. It was so refreshing and had a great kick of elderflower, which is often hard to find in cocktails. For our mains, I ordered the sirloin, and it was cooked to perfection. Beautifully tender with a wonderful sear, and the chimichurri was outstanding! It had the perfect amount of spice, something that many chimichurris lack. We also shared the mac n cheese, which was wonderfully saucy and packed with truffle flavour - a truffle lover's dream! The grilled crust added a delightful crunch. For two people, including two cocktails, two small glasses of Merlot, and an extra side, the bill came to £109. Considering the quality of the food and the overall experience, this felt like excellent value. I can't wait to go back to Roxie to try the burgers and the...

Third time we have been here. Food has always been fantastic. Small disappointment this time was that we went on a Sunday specifically for the Sunday Roast option. We had made a reservation got sat at a nice table. They took our drinks order and left the four of us to make our food choices. All good so far. When drinks came staff asked us for food order which was easy choice....4 Sunday Roasts. The reply was sorry, they had ran out. Could they not have told us that when we were shown to our table??? It would have saved time making our food choices. So it was back to the menus for another 10 mins and then it was Steaks times 4 with some lovely sides dishes. Food was delicous as usual. Some dinks can be very expensive especially if its a beer you are after. Wine is fairly priced along with the cocktails. We had a lovely meal, beer, wine and cocktails and we look forward to returning in the...

This is a lovely little restaurant a few minutes walk from Earlsfield station. The restaurant is quite small so it is advisable to book as it gets busy. I went there on a Saturday evening for dinner.

The lady who greeted me remembered our telephone booking conversation because at the time she said she only had one table left by the kitchen. When I arrived she said she had a better table for me. She noticed I was cold and sat me at a table by the radiator. The radiator was not actually on, although that did not matter as the restaurant was warm enough.

I ordered the BBQ rack of ribs and when it arrived I thought I would not be able to finish it as the portion looked huge. Although they were so delicious I did manage it all. My partner had a burger which was just as tasty.

The service was friendly and attentive and I would definitely recommend...