Bar Caffe Ciao in City of London

Great food,. Wonderful staff, awesome vibe. The staff really know wine, and thier pleasure in feeding folks really shined through. The steaks and duck were great, and the spicy fries had some tasty heat . Tucked away in a corner, but worth finding.

Happened to stumble upon Cafe Koha on an early Monday afternoon with little to no crowd. We were immediately seated outside and Fidel was a delight to talk to as we ordered and watched the theater crews arrive. The boar sausage is juicy and creamy without being overbearing, with a matching sauce that completely won me over. My partner ordered the duck breast, which was cooked perfectly. And if they have time to recommend the house cheesecake, you better take up their offer. It is light and airy and creamy and wonderfully decorated with a variety of fruits. Everything is made in-house, the wait staff was super attentive and informative. Altogether an absolute joy to find this place. Looking forward to coming again on our next trip to the city!

An old haunt, excellent food freshly prepared, limited but good wine menu, all at very reasonable prices. Friendly and attentive staff. Highly recommended.

Delicious food great place to have dinner before a show

I went to Cafe Koha on Saturday to celebrate my birthday. The staff were so friendly and welcoming. We were a large group but this didn't seem to make any difference, the service was quick and the food was delicious with something to suit every appetite. The waiter was so attentive, took pictures for us and made sure we were all happy. Thank you so much! I would highly recommend

Pre Theatre meal at Koha, arrived half hour early but staff managed to seat me, all i can say is excellent food served by excellent staff, will be my first port of call next time in London

Try the burger, you will not be disappointed!! One of the best burgers we have had in a long while. Lovely cocktails to die for. Aperol Spritz was the bomb.

I can't comment on the food as we never got to eat here. I made an online booking ten days before a theatre trip. Three hours before we were due to arrive got sent an email that it had been cancelled - no explanation. When I called was told they were fully booked and after querying how that could be since I'd had a booking for ten days they hung up on me. So now too late to get a seat anywhere in the West End. Time to make some sandwiches.

We visited Cafe Koha Bar randomly and the reason was it was the only one of the few restaurants with available table on a Saturday night. The staff was friendly and attentive but just kind of slow.Their menu wasn't in a great variety but pretty decent. We got their Pan Roasted Duck Breast and Rib-Eye Steak with port sauce with a hint of truffle. The portion was good enough to share with two of us with reasonable price.The food was overall delicious, especially the steak, it was well-grilled, tender and perfect with the amazing truffle sauce. However, the duck breast could’ve been better, it was a little overcooked and tough to chew.

Delish! Baked octopus full of flavours and tucked just off the bustling street enough to hear the buzz of town without feeling overwhelmed by passers by. A real hidden gem with lovely friendly staff only too happy to make your experience enjoyable!Also has enough indoor space and a snug downstairs for more intimate evenings.