Barbican Lounge

Good food, stunning terrace. the barbican, in all its brutality, is one of my favorite spots for a walk in the center of london. after a happy time with the exploration of the autobahns that connect the london museum to the barbican centre, we stopped a few weeks in the lounge to lunch./ we dived after we checked out the very disappointing food hall in the ground floor and we were quickly shown a beautiful table in the dining room that was for a woken afternoon. the lounge is a functional but attractive space; quite stylish with a slightly Scandinavian feel to the room. that is somewhere where I would come alone, as couple or as part of a larger party./ the menu is short and well balanced with a series of directed that are available as small tellers that are ideal for shaking and sharing. the weinlist is also well worked, with a decent choice at a reasonable price for this location./ as we were in the mood for snackage, instead of a fully flew lunch, and a little warnig that we have read some of the previous reviews, we ordered a bit brot and started trying the whitebait with aioli and the fishcake. both dishes were good, went very good and were good value for money. we washed this with the house white, that was fresh, fruity and full of taste.Having enjoyed our fishing nibbles we decided to order a few more dishes; we had the grilled spicy chicken with mango and the parmesan and olive meatballs. again, both dishes were well executed and beautifully presented; nothing to pick up their socks in terms of culinary delights, but they did the job and were very tasty. this is a fantastic space with a wonderful view and a really interesting selection of fragrant and visually appealing planting. if they find themselves close to the barbican on a sunny day, I would recommend taking a cold refreshment and spending an hour on the terrace, they will not be disappointed./ upon our visit the workers were friendly, attentive and did not seem to think our mistaken method of making our way through the menu, I think this may be a different experience

For food and service. we had crooked tapas in two of us, it was just okay. I didn't enjoy deep fried prawn . it had totally wrong sauce like Chinese. service was very casual. I wouldn't go back there.

After a surprisingly good dinner in the barbican lounge, I decided to come back so I could enjoy some of the delicious tapas again. the bright and airy restaurant serves a selection of dresses that have pleasantly surprised me for their consistent quality and taste combinations.

Eating in the barbican lounge is performed with surprising love for detail and is very favorable. they do not just dive in front of a performance and rush it here: it is worth visiting in his own right. cinammon infused meatballs, spiced squash and mandel in the barbican lounge next to the barbican food hall opened the Scandinavian barbican lounge in autumn, which promises the diners a many modern European small teller. recently I have seen the king’s speech in the Barbican cinema, making it the perfect opportunity to visit the new barbican lounge for dinner before. going into the lounge, it is visually not what I expected. the Scandinavian style chairs add a hauch of...read more

Barbican lounge is a great place the hotel is located in the city of london, near the museum of london, about 5-10 minutes from the tube station barbican. the kusine in the venue is usually British. I can recommend ordering a page, such as the Ploughman’s( westcombe cheddar, smoked ham hock terrine, ochse wange “Schottenei”, homemade piccalilli, apfel chutney, beerenbrot , combined with a bottle of white wine like the pinot gris huia from new zeland!