Honey & Co. Bloomsbury

This was an exquisite experience, this place just gets better with time.Design wise it’s beautiful and I like that it’s somewhere far from the main london where tourists come. This place has become in a league of its own.The food is thought of, and very accommodating to my friend who had a peanut allergyTop tier was the musakhan, aubergine jeweled rice, falafel, and pear salad! Don’t miss out for drinks on the Bellini

Mediocre food, wasn't seasoned well, had very high expectations, food standards definitely have lowered.The aubergine had so much tahini, got inedible after a few bites.missing balance of flavourChicken was okay.Lamb meatball was the only decent thing on the order.The fish crudites had so much green chilli, again the balance was just off .Also not child friendly.

This was our first time visiting Honey and Co and it turned out to be a very good experience. This stylish , modern restaurant serves amazing Middle Eastern food that will leave your palate dancing with joy. There is also a lovely friendly atmosphere which is generated from the staff who look after you from the moment you arrive until you depart.The restaurant is situated on Lamb’s Conduit Street a buzzy little area in between Chancery Lane and Russell Square tube stations. We entered and received a nice welcome before being seated at our table. Once comfortable we took a look around where you could see the restaurant was separated into sections and the tables were nicely spaced apart. There was also tables around the outside and counter dining inside for walk ins.We then looked at the menu which is set out in small and large plates plus a separate dessert menu and gives you the freedom to choose what and how many dishes you want depending on how long you have or how hungry you are. There was also our choice which was the sharing menu where you had a Meze selection to share , a choice of a main course and a dessert. This was priced at only £55 per person and was not hard to see why it was very popular on the day. To accompany our food we ordered a fabulous Thymiopoulos Rose de Xinomavro 2021 from Greece with its orange/rosé colour and light strawberry notes was an absolute delight.We started with a Meze to share. This was a selection of all the small plates. This is a great idea as you don’t feel light your missing out on something and gives you the chance to choose your favourite when you return. The flavours of each little dish were amazing and you really felt like you were in the Middle East. Bread selection – pitta, milk bun, sesame bread & Greek olive oil Snack plate – house pickles, herby bureka, olives, crudites & tahini Creamy hummus, marinated chilli garlic chickpeas, pitta Aubergine & tomato salad, red onion, fresh herbs & chilli Luxor style falafel with lemony cabbage & parsley salad, tahini Labaneh, fried artichokes, pine nuts & sumac 
Spring salad – asparagus, broad beans, dill, lemon saffron dressing & dukkah. ( see pic below ).We then moved onto the main course where you had to choose one dish each. My wife opted for the Balkan Kofta - beef and kashkaval cheese kofta with peppers , tomatoes and garlic yoghurt. For myself I went for the Chicken marinated in sweet garlic , feta cream , pea and fennel salad that I have to say with hand on heart was absolutely stunning and I would defy anyone to better it. The Kofta was also amazing.We then moved on to Dessert where the waitress explained that a lot of people can’t manage one so they price the sharing menu with or without dessert. This wasn’t going to be a problem for us so we ordered the Warm Apricot and Hazelnut Cake and the Feta and Honey Cheesecake with a kadaif pastry base. These desserts were absolute heaven and a fantastic way to finish an excellent dining experience.We finished with a coffee to bring to an end a fabulous lunch of exquisite middle eastern food. This was matched by excellent friendly service that made our whole experience one to remember and to be honest I really can’t wait to return. So yes I would highly recommend a visit even if you’re passing by and don’t have much time because believe once you try their food you will be back.Thank You all for a fabulous lunch and look forward to seeing you all again soon.

The big breakfast is amazing. Really good experience. Food was fantastic and service was good. The shakeshuka is to die for!! Worth the hype.

Delicious. Had the chicken leg and was one of the best I ever had. Their cocktails were great too. The area around is super nice, tons of small cute shops I’d 100% recommend if you like middle easter food your just want to give it a try !

We were really looking forward to visiting Honey & Co (definitely book in advance) for our Friday night dinner/ date night and absolutely enjoyed our experience. Food was super gorgeous and the wine pairing was really good too. The staff were amazing: accommodating, knowledgeable and helpful.I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who’d like to taste the Middle Eastern food, done tastefully!

I went for breakfast to Honey & Co. this morning. It was lovely! I indulged on the big breakfast which came with a bunch of fantastic accoutrement as well as my choice of main. It was all quite delicious and filling.The restaurant is small but well appointed, and I was fortunate it was not too busy this morning as it often has no reservations.

Outstanding, delicious food in a lovely neighbourhood restaurant. Perfectly located. Excellent wine selection. Great value for money. One of my favourite restaurants in London!

Gorgeous food, really lovely for a group brunch. Service fantastic too! Quite a small place so make sure you book in advance with plenty of notice.

Without a doubt one of the best breakfast I’ve had in London. The shared mezze has everything to start you appetite, something sweet, something salty, fruit, bread, etc. then the main dishes are served in a hot skillet to avoid getting cold. Delicious!Their pastries are also something worth trying, I tried the orange blossom it was really good.