Salt whisky bar and dining room in City of London

Nice place to go to when it’s already after 11pm so when other places got closed this one has the doors wide open. Nice interior and it was a bit busy so i love it, that’s how it should be. Prices are right and the service is good. Outdoors you can order a Shisha so you have quite few options to choose from. For me it was a great third place to go before heading back home 🏠 nice vibe there 😃

The food is very good at this place and the cocktails are amazing too. However the staff is very slow and also unfriendly. I asked our waitress if she forgot about our drinks because they were taking forever and she raised her voice and said „no, i didn‘t. they are coming just wait“ but then she actually did forget one drink and we had to order again and it was just annoying. I wish they would hire friendlier staff.

One of the best dining places in London, specially for Asians. Service is appreciated. Cleanliness is good. Food is freshly prepared and tasty. Location is great.

Best Indian food served in and around west london (Marble arch area) and food is available later than the time regular restaurants serve it…Besides this it has sheesha so just the cherry on top!!! Lovely music… awesome cocktails.. loved the old monk special cocktail!!

My husband and I travel to London once a year because of his work. After shopping or sightseeing, we’d usually end up at Edgware Road to grab a bite and relax with some shisha. After trying out other expensive places on the strip, we discovered this place over the weekend. The music, the crowd, everything was just attracting us to check the place out. We sat down after 20 mins or so, and realized the shisha was cheaper but good, the music was good and it was probably the only crowded place on the street. After that first visit, every time we’re in London, we always go here. Awesome place to relax and unwind.

The food was good.However, we had a member of staff sitting besides us smoking sheesha and then another couple.It would have been fine if we were asked.We had come for a Birthday Dinner and it was a special night however it was ruined when we had random people sitting beside us.We paid more than £100 and a better service was expected. It would have been okay if it was a weekend but it was Wednesday night. It just downgraded the whole experience.The food was good however I would not return again given the level of service at a high priced restaurant.

A great bar and restaurant with kind staff, a good choice of drinks and amazing Indian food. The food is genuinely one of the best in london for Indian Cuisine.

Good ambiance. Food is good too, not too many varieties still a decent menu. A bit on expensive side. Book the table in advance for friday and weekends. Service is good.

When I saw the name, I was quick to judge. Normally bars serve average food however it’s not the case with this place.The ambience felt as if I’m going to see the godfather. Interior is dark, you can see the bottles at the bar and good music is playing.If you’re up there only for a drink, I’m sure you’ll enjoy it- but that’s not all, the food!We were planning to go elsewhere however one of us ordered food anyways, and it was a blessing!What surprised me the most was the basic jeera aloo! The flavours were just spot on!The paani of the paani puri just as I would make it at home, and the mix grill, the meat was juicy, soft, succulent and flavour!It is great food! Definitely worth trying - warning though that it’s on the pricy side.

The food was definitely very tasty and the quantity was sufficient as well but the drinks are very pricey and this excuse of "Oh its central london so it has to be expensive" does not work with this place. I would recommend this place for the food but if you want to drink elsewhere please do cause £12-£14 for a drink here is worthless as you can get one for the same price at the Shard and the view alone will justify that price over there. The servers were helpful which is always a great sign for a restaurant.