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Angus Steak HouseNewest Review: ... to us). We decided that we would have some cocktails so when the waitress came over we tried to order two woo woos, the waitress looked confused "no we don't do cocktails" really that was strange as there were cocktail menus on each table, and flashing neon cocktail sign on the wall ???. We settled on a couple of diet Cokes and ordered some Steak and chips. there was no 'Thankyou' 'have a nice meal'. When the food arrived, it was hot and very nice, the steaks were cooked perfectly and we were given a selection of sauces. We finished our meal and waited about fifteen minutes for the waitress to come and give us our bill, please ... more |
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by - written on 12/09/08 (Very useful, 99 readings)
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The Aberdeen Angus Steakhouse is a chain of American style restaurants, the first branded restaurants in London infact in 1976. I recently visited the one in Leicester Square for something to eat before going to see Chicago at the theatre. We came across the restaurant by accident, took a look at the menu and although it seemed rather expensive decided to go in for a meal. From the moment I stepped inside I got the feeling it was rather strange, the 1970's style décor certainly didn't help. For a busy London restaurant it seemed understaffed and the tables were very cramped in order to pack as many people in as possible. Seeing as we were in a bit of a hurry to get to ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/02/03 (Very useful, 83 readings)
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I visited the Angus Steak house on Londons Oxford Street in December, It was relatively quiet for lunch time very near Christmas so we were seated almost straight away. Then we were thrown the menus (I am not joking, they were literally thrown across a table to us). We decided that we would have some cocktails so when the waitress came over we tried to order two woo woos, the waitress looked confused "no we don't do cocktails" really that was strange as there were cocktail menus on each table, and flashing neon cocktail sign on the wall ???. We settled on a couple of diet Cokes and ordered some Steak and chips. there was no 'Thankyou' 'have a nice meal'. When ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/05/01 (Useful, 596 readings)
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As I go regularly to restaurants in central London with my wife I decided to go to one of these Angus / Aberdeen Restaurants. When we went into the restaurant they gave us a table near a place where they pile up the dirty plates. That was not only very loud but also a quite unsightly view. After they took our order we waited what seemed like ages. When the food was served by the unfriendly waitress we could finally start eating. But there were many surprises yet to come. First there was a mosquito in the salad and the pineapple juice for over £3 wasn't even natural. Later they charged us £8.90 for the salad, but on the menu it was ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/06/00 (Useful, 511 readings)
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This is the worst place in the world. The food is awful. The drinks are awful. The staff are awful. The decor is awful. Even the toilets are awful. I hate them. The food is ridiculously overpriced. The drinks are too. The only people you ever see in them are tourists. Especially American tourists. They get fished in by the whole 'Aberdeen Angus' Scotland connection. It is embarassing how bad these resturants are. Everytime I walk past one I cringe thinking about all those people inside, eating revolting food at revolting prices, thinking this is the best that England has to offer. DO NOT GO UNDER ANY ... Read the complete review
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