lima floral in City of London

Delicious food! We had a great evening with friends. Very fresh ingredients and super friendly staff. The menu is short and it may happen that certain dishes are sold out, but for me it’s just a sign that food is more than fresh. Cocktails are great as well. The interior is stylish. It’s a bit of a noisy place but I think typical London style. I will be back, the food was a real pleasure!

Had high hopes for this restaurant but the overall experience didn’t meet our expectations!Firstly, the price they charge is way above the standards for the food provided.Everything in the kitchen is a bit off, in terms of flavours and cooking.The king prawns dish was the most disappointing. Never had such badly cooked prawns in my life!The slow cooked beef was the best out of all but lacked in taste.The croquettes were very bland!The duck starter was also very bad and tasted off. Like they had kept it on the fridge and served to us.On the good side, staff were friendly and the drinks were good.Would not recommend to a friend for food though. They need to change their kitchen I believe and bring their prices slightly down if thats the flavours they serve!

Lovely little place I chanced upon after popping to the gym early in the week, so maybe why it’s not empty. Hoping they have more staff when it’s busy, but potentially the waitress was either distracted or didn’t realise I asked for the bill 🤷🏻‍♀️ Wasn’t in a rush but was exhausted after long day, waited for a long while whilst 3 members of staff including the waitress was assisting another table for what seemed like a glass of warm water while I continued to wait on the bill, until I put my coat on…Anyway, the food I ordered was still delicious and somewhat different. I enjoyed starter, nibble and dessert, along with a cocktail. I had tuna tartare, beef empanada and matcha mousse. I really enjoyed the tuna tartare, though price is high for the amount on the plate (area pricing and effort with ‘gourmet’ I suppose. Beef in the empanada was still a little juicy, the sauce it was with was tasty and complemented well. Santa Teresa Old Fashioned was very well mixed and I loved the cherry which sweetened the deal.I’d say it’s a Peruvian restaurant with an experimental twist.

I was super exciting to eat in a Peruvian place, but the food is not Peruvian (sorry guys).We try 2 different ceviches and the fish does not taste at all.( It is uncooked fish, it should be in contact with the leche de tigre and taste like leche de tigre)The pisco sour cost £11 and I still wondering where was the pisco...Quite disappointed.The people in the kitchen are Spanish, perhaps counting on native Peruvians, the food can be called Peruvian

Service was fast, staff friendly and helpful. Laura (the host) was superb! She made our evening super special. Food was good; the highlight has to be the sea bass ceviche and the beef. Cocktails of pisco sour kept coming and we enjoyed the whole experience. A bit too pricey but that’s the west end for you…

It's a nice place to eat something different. The food is tasty and the location is ideal for a shopping afternoon. The Ceviche was very nice although we order more stuff and we didn't like the salsas from the dishes ( not included on the menu. You need to scan the menu at the entrance but there are no pictures on it. 😥

Fantastic place with great service (a luxury these days) and amazing food! I've never been to Peru but was excited to try new flavours and not disappointed. Nice atmosphere with live (soft) music. Strongly recommend, although keep in mind it's not the cheapest. I'll be back!!

A really lovely ambience, buzzing and busy, but not too loud. The staff were brilliant, very attentive and charming. The food was incredible. All well balanced flavours and textures. Fresh and delicious. Also the portions were great for the price. The tomato ceviche was fantastic, as were the aji panko mushrooms. Definitely recommend the milk brioche for dessert, sweet and buttery with a great chocolate mousse accompaniment.

Really nice atmosphere. Loved the Peruvian bread and the empanadas, they were the highlight of the meal! Mains were not as great. Really great service, we loved the performers that sang during our dinner. Something different!

While incredibly well located and offering a relaxed restaurant and cocktail bar environment, Floral does not live up to the standard set by its sister restaurant Lima. For starters it is overpriced for what is on offer - £4.00 for a bottle of sparkling water, £24 for a duck leg, £7.00 Chinese cauliflower. Secondly the food was a disappointment for the exception of the slow cooked beef which was juicy and cooked to perfection. The confit duck leg was dry while the chaufa rice was overcooked.The highlight of my visit was the music and the staff - friendly, efficient and cheerful. If you are after good Peruvian food that delivers on the premium price give Lima Floral a pass and head over to Lima or Andina instead. If you are after a relaxed unpretentious spot for cocktails then Lima Floral is your spot.