Rainforest cafe

If you've got kids, forget TGI Fridays and the like and take them to this wonderful themed restaurant in the heart of Central London, located to the back of the Trocadero Centre, its within 2 minutes walk of Piccadilly and Leicester Square tubes and is accessible by all manner of buses on Shaftesbury Avenue., Meals are served from midday to 10pm on Monday to Thursday and Noon to 7.30pm on Friday and Saturdays. We took some little family members here and they loved it, the place is themed around an imaginary rainforest so there are animatronic wildlife, waterfalls and strange jungle noises throughout the meal. Staff are excellent and build the ...  Read the complete review

Wonderful place for kids and families. It is fairly easy to find not too far from Piccadilly Circus tube station. I booked a table a few days ahead of our trip and we were seen to our table within 15 mins. It is well worth a visit from families visiting London. The 9 and 10 year old with me loved everything about it from the shop that you enter and exit through to the bar where they sat on tall stools painted in animal prints. The tables were a good size with comfortable chairs. The food was in my opinion cheap but this was beacuse it was Kids Week and the children ate free because we were going to a show! The meals were well prepared and there was a reasonable ...  Read the complete review

When I bought my boyfriend tickets to a west end show we thought wed ,make a night of it! Id previously heard of the rainforest cafe and was eager to experience it myself! Although we are 18 and 20 respectively, my boyfriend and I are kids at heart!The rainforest cafe fed this enthusiasm to be kids whenever we choose! On entry there is a large toyshop full of every species of stuffed animal you could imagine! There was so much I wanted to take home! The Safari man told us the wait was 45mins so we played some air hockey and won loads of tickets in trocadero! By now my belly was rumbling! We were taken down into the restaurant to get a ...  Read the complete review

I wanted to do something a bit special for my 10 year old's birthday so i booked a table at the Rainforest Cafe in Shaftsbury Avenue, London. Things didn't get off to a great start when i called them a week before the event and they had not made my booking, but to be fair to them they sorted things out over the phone so that all ended up ok. When you walk into the restaurant you have to walk through a toy shop before you get to the restaurant proper, this is a clever marketing ploy as kids being kids will obviously want something from here. After speaking to one of the staff, they gave me a slip of paper asking me to go downstairs ...  Read the complete review

My friend Katie suggested just over a week ago that a group of friends should go to London, which is about 30 miles from where we live, and go shopping in the January sales. Being a woman I love shopping especially when prices are reduced so I and two other friends agreed. They wanted to go to the rainforest café for lunch, a place I had never heard of. We checked the menu on the Internet, and decided what we wanted, sadly the prices weren’t on there but at least we knew what food there was. But I’m not here to talk about the web page so I’ll move on. We arrived at the restaurant at 12.15, which was 15 minutes after it opened. The ...  Read the complete review