The Port House (Covent Garden)

• I think it is the perfect place
• With beautiful seating and the walls were bare which accented the romantic setting
• I was given two menus one for drinks and the other was a specialty gin menu
• The accompanying pasta was plain stunning
• I finished my dinner with a raspberry sorbet
• We came to The Port House (Covent Garden) to satisfy our hungry stomachs with some gorgeous tapas before the event that we had to go to
• What options we ordered for ourselves were simply delectable
• The food and the drinks were delicious both times
• The atmosphere is friendly and fun
• The bar is situated in a prime location and is easy to find
• The service was very efficient and quick
• The prices were also very reasonable in my opinion
• The catch at this restaurant is that the drinks are served in small fish bowls
• The Port House (Covent Garden) has an amazing collection of wines and gin and you cannot miss this one if you are a fan of those
• These were the best Tapas I'd had in the UK
• Most of the dishes tasted amazing and the service was quick &
• The prices were what is expected of Central London
• My time spent here was simply incredible
• The Port House (Covent Garden) is located in a busy location and though the exteriors might not look so accommodating the interiors are huge and the decor in total sync with the food that is served here
• The serving staff at The Port House (Covent Garden) is also very hospitable and caring to the customers
• The dishes that are served here are absolutely brilliant
• All the items on the menu are delicious and best of their kind
• I would recommend trying the potata gratas and the spinach stuffed peppers and most definitely the best tapas ever
• The Port House (Covent Garden) is quite a decent one
• The ambience is cozy and atmosphere is vibrant
• The dishes are palatable and very reasonably priced
• We had kings prawn which were slightly on a greasy side
• Black pudding was undercooked for my taste and potato bravas were overloaded with mayonnaise
• I think The Port House (Covent Garden) is an underrated and a concealed gem
• The exteriors might seem so extraordinary but the interiors are quite spacious and wonderful
• The seating arrangement are varied and can accommodate a lot of people
• The menu was very attractive with yummy dishes and drinks options
• The service here is really hospitable and knowledgeable
• We decided to order about five dishes and they were all in appropriate portions and enough to give us a taste of how the food is at this restaurant
• Everything we had was exceptional and very well prepared
• Except the Patatas bravas which were delicious but lacked the zing
• The drinks were very delicious and offered in large glasses
• Another great thing about The Port House (Covent Garden) is the Gin and tonics
• Were amazing and are served in some really innovative flavors
• Don't miss the gin and tonic and book in advance if you are more than 7/8 ppl
• I walked in and was quite enchanted by the place
• It is extremely dark and cosy with candlelight
• 15 and get a table but it must get a lot of pre theatre business as the place was pretty much full
• Paprika and olive oil with a fried egg on top instead of manchego
• The dishes were a bit hit and miss
• The vegetables were really just a slightly watery ratatouille which an egg on top didn&rsquo
• The membrillo sauce it was served with was a nice
• The patatas bravas were decent &ndash
• Tomato sauce was particularly hot but the garlic mayo was definitely garlicky and I liked them
• Everything is around the £
• Perhaps fairer review but there are so many places to get to
• A repeat visit is low on my priorities
• Stay a while with a nice glass of wine and give it a try
• ) and the setting is just as dark and romantic
• Everything was really tasty and delicious
• Even though the place is a bit small

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