P J's Grill

It is a crying shame that rents have gotten so high in this part of town that this amazing institution couldn't survive another 27 years. I loved this place

PJ's is known for its great atmosphere. there is something special about it. it's a busy place, reminds me of NYC. the food is good, nothing special though. Having a drink at the bar is always plaisant.

Fantastic restaurant, just off Covent Garden. The food is impeccable and it has such a fantastic atmosphere, its not noisy but its just got great character, downstairs near the toilets you will see loads of great photos of famous people that have visited the restaurant over the last 4 decades or more. Its not pricey either. If you want a decent lunch or dinner with plenty of variety this is the place to go.

Unfamiliar with the area, we took a chance and booked online for the fixed two-course meal so that we could eat after a busy touristy day in London, prior to our trip to the Fortune Theatre for Woman in Black . We needn 't have worried, the meals (we each went for a different choice) were delicious, beautifully presented and brilliant value for money. Our compliments to the chef and kitchen team! Staff were very friendly, the atmosphere and ambiance was stylish and comfortable; we were served in good time and were able to stroll to the nearby theatre feeling very relaxed. What a contrast to trying to find somewhere excellent and good value to eat in Paris this summer! We 'll definitely return when we are next in the area for theatre visits. Highly recommended

I ate here with friends and went for their fixed two course menu, which included a glass of Prosecco in the price. Starters were good, I had beetroot gazpacho which was really tasty and refreshing, although a bit of an alarming pink colour! My friends had Ham hock rillettes which they enjoyed. For main course, most of us went for the beef tips cooked with mushroom. Soft pieces of steak cooked in a mushroom sauce with mushrooms, delicious. the bill, including service and a beer each came out at £20 per head, which I thought was good value given the quality of the food and the central london location.