Coya in City of London

Half decent place for dinner but weekends in the city are slightly devoid of ambience. Also kitchen closed by 9pm but I'm fairly sure that's a one-off. Better to come here for a boozy brunch.

Worse customer service ever. Don't ever go there for a special occasion, they simply don’t care. I booked a table for my birthday in advance, it was for 2 adults and one child ( 8 yrs) which I said at reservation. All confirmed and all chuffed about our plans then three days before my birthday they let me know we cannot go because children are not allowed, only allowed to go at 6pm which is impossible since we both work. They completely ruined my birthday plans and no solution at all and we all know it is hard to find another good table in London three days in advance. Nowhere in their website it stares that children are not allowed. Guess they dont need any business after the pandemic

The chiliean sea bass with saffron risotto, and generally the mains and alcohol are to die for.The starters are not on par, but still quite good (3.5 out of 5)Food, atmosphere and service are superb and definitely highlight a much more 'empty' part of the city, food-wise.That's why I go with 5 stars despite the starters.

Great restaurant! Food was awesome and also the service!

I would never visit again or recommend. Visiting for the bottomless champagne Brunch. One of the most expensive in London we were expecting something amazing. Food, service , performance wise. There were six of us and we were rushed. Service was terrible. Therefore value for money was not there. The vegetarian option for a friend was poor. I have been to many brunches and this is the worst by far. You will be left feeling gutted.

Great service and wonderful premises. The food is delightful and there's a fantastic wine menu. The lunch menu is perfect. Use the starters between two/three and share the various items to try a bit of everything - that's my tip.

Really great food and service. We went for the tasting menu which is £70 pp but well worth it and we were very satisfied with the selection and amount of food. The chicken skewer was disappointing but everything else was great. The ceviche is amazing and so was the cod. Recommend but the angel court location does need a little spruce up.

Food and service were fantastic - only minor point was the furniture bizarrely! The tables for 2 guests are quite small considering the sharing concept of the menu, also quite tightly packed in meaning the waiters are unavoidably brushing past guests to serve other tables. Other than this, superb and well worth a visit if you fancy trying something different!

This is a very nice stylish restaurant with very friendly staff. The food is tasty and I don't like spicy so all these meals the mushrooms, tiger prawns, corn salad and the beef with mushroom was very yummy. As you see that meal would be enough for 3 people or maybe even 4 if you have some sides with it. The chocolate fondant with almond ice cream was yummy too.

This cosy little restaurant presents the best Peruvian restaurant this side of London. Just a few yards from the hustle and bustle, COYA serves up beautiful deliciousness for a moderate price, affordable for its neighborhood.We had the yellowfin tuna sashimi with a delicious creamy sauce that complimented the pickled garnish very well. The star for me was the beef tataki, served with some peanut butter droplets and crispy pieces that provided some awesome texture to the dish.Tamarind glazed pork ribs were good but were a little less fleshy and a little less tender than we expected them to be. The ground peanuts were a nice touch though.The sea bream was awesome, smoked in a very similar way as the "tinapa" in the Philippines, lying on a bed of soft pink fir potatoes. Great way to polish off our lunch.The service was very good, although the staff tend to hover around a little too much, distracting from the conversation. All in all, would recommend this resto if you need a good place for a lunch date or a quick catch up with friends. Great job COYA!