Le Vieux Comptoir - London

Very special French place. beautiful wine shop with a charming French deli and caffe. the place is well designed and many characters. the charcuterie and cheeses are probably among the best in london and similar to those in france. the menu is attractive and well executed. the service is beautiful and typical French (and not pariser. but the best part is connected to the weeps. the corkage on French wise is a wonderful sound. they buy their bottle wein, in a selection of 200 bottles (best buy prices in marylebone, and probably in london,) and with an additional 10 they can enjoy it with a cheese or charcuterie teller. that was delicious and brilliant. Will...read more

Le vieux comptoir is a slipper of an ortes. it opened up as a French wine shop and then expanded the ground floor into a caffe with a charming courtyard and a delicacies. we found that it was a nice place to go to the brunch in marylebone. I liked how there were many French courts that they usually do not see in other caffes such as oeufs cocotte, and I thought in the time, it would offer a healthy competition for the massive popular pious bran next door.

Le vieux comptoir is a slipper of an ortes. it opened up as a French wine shop and then expanded the ground floor into a caffe with a charming courtyard and a delicacies. we found that it was a nice place to go to the brunch in marylebone. I liked how there were many French courts that they usually do not see in other caffes such as oeufs cocotte, and I thought in the time, it would offer a healthy competition for the massive popular pedagogy next door, but at our recent visit I found myself very satisfied with the changes. the layout has been added with more seating opportunity and the strangest supplement was the presentation of three different menus: breakfast, brunch and a...read more

This was by far the worst dining experience we have ever had. The manager informed us at 9pm that we needed to order by 9.30pm before the kitchen closed, which we did. However, he proceeded to make casual insults and act inappropriately while rushing through the service. He then abruptly announced that the restaurant would be closing at 10.30pm due to licensing laws. My main course was taken away before I had finished it, and the bill was presented to me while I was still chewing my food. My date, who the manager had flirted with earlier, was shocked by the audacity and rudeness we experienced. I would recommend avoiding this French version of Faulty Towers unless you are looking for an alternative to a local comedy club.

We recently gathered to honor an old friend at one of his preferred eateries. The restaurant truly exceeded our expectations. The staff were friendly, efficient, and attentive the entire time. The food was top-notch, the wine choices extensive, and the prices fair considering the quality. Definitely worth a visit.