So, we went for Sunday lunch the other day at No 50 Cheyne. The food was seriously yummy, the place itself was gorgeous, and the people working there were mostly nice. But, and it's a big but, the wait times were just awful. We got there maybe five or ten minutes early, but still had to hang around for like twenty minutes before our table was even ready. After we finally seated by staff, it took another 20minutes for our drinks to show up. I get that Sundays can be crazy busy, you know? But, we waited, get this, 50 to 60minutes for our food to come after we ordered! That meant we didn't eat until about an 1hrs and a half after we were supposed to. It was especially tough with a 5year old child with us. The only reason they gave us was that the steak needed to be cooked, which is the most hilarious excuse I’ve had for a long wait for a meal, and I didn't really buy that, to be honest. Basically, we liked the food and the vibe, it’s a bit pricey for a Sunday roast, but the long waits made us feel a little… unappreciated, I guess. It's a real pity, because it could have been a fantastic experience.

Having seen a review by eatingwithtod, we were looking forward to Sunday Lunch. As nice as it was, it unfortunately didn’t quite live up to expectations. Nice welcome and lovely server. Order was taken quick enough and the trio of meats was served fairly quickly too. However, the chicken was dry and the lamb and beef were tough. Shining light was the roast potatoes and chocolate mousse for dessert. But for the price, I’d expected better and we kept having to ask for our Prosecco to be topped up! The waitress who initially served us seemed to be rushed off her feet.

Staff were really pleasant and very professional they made us feel welcomed. The beef wellington was great. As well as the lobster. The deserts were delicious to. The decor was beautiful and the washing facilities were very clean of a very good standard. The only thing we didn't really like was the prawns but they weren't too bad but probably won't get them again. But I really would go back again even just for the wellington.

We were in London for 8 days. We had dinner at your restaurant the last night. It was by far the best dining experience we had. The Beef Wellington was cooked perfectly! Everyone was so nice. To the gentleman that we spoke with who had been to Alabama (sorry, we can't remember your name), you were very welcoming and nice to speak with. Thank you for allowing us to take a menu to commemorate our perfect dining experience! Sincerely, Jason and Mary Jo Montgomery.

Me and my Girlfriend has a Sunday dinner there. The food was amazing the service wonderful. I had the lamb and it melted in my mouth, she had the roast beef. We both had sticky toffee pudding for dessert. A couple nearby had a shared beef wellington that looked amazing. We will be back in the future to try it.