Bistrot Walluc

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1. Levter Tonev ★★★★★

   ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Absolutely Wonderful Experience at Bistrot Walluc !Bistrot Walluc is a hidden gem in London! The atmosphere is warm, intimate, and full of character — the kind of place that instantly makes you feel welcome. The Italian food was absolutely delicious, fresh, and full of authentic flavour. Every dish was beautifully presented and tasted like it came straight from Italy. The live music really sets the mood — soulful, vibrant, and perfectly balanced with the cozy vibe of the restaurant. It made the evening feel special and lively without being overwhelming. The staff were friendly, attentive, and clearly passionate about what they do. You can tell they care about giving guests a memorable experience. Overall, it’s the perfect spot for a romantic dinner, a night out with friends, or anyone who just loves great food and music. Highly recommended — can’t wait to come back!

   almost 5 months ago
2. Sandel The Wolf ★★★★★

   I recently visited this hidden bistro and was pleasantly surprised. The atmosphere feels cozy and authentic, making it a perfect spot to relax. The staff were absolutely amazing—friendly, attentive, and genuinely passionate about what they do. Their hospitality made the experience even more memorable. The food was delicious, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. A real gem worth discovering!

   almost 5 months ago
3. Jose A. Garcia Alvarez ★★★★★

   What a hidden Gem. Walked into it last Saturday and it was like stepping into a cozy, eccentric living room filled with curiosities, magic (literally), motorbikes, music echoing from vintage vinyl, and an ambience that feels both intimate and theatrical. It’s not your standard “eat-and-then-leave” kind of place — it is about the experience Luca, the owner, creates. In addition, the fondue is superb!

   almost 5 months ago

1. Lizzie ★★★★★

   A really special evening at Bistrot Walluc! Amazing food and service. An intimate unassuming gem of a venue. It did take a minute to find and we arrived before they were open after booking online. However a quick text message to the number on google revealed someone was about to open up. We were promptly seated and shown the set menu which we ordered. I think theres another review we read about them not serving food but they definitely do and it is exactly the menu on my review and online. We chose the red wine, a very reasonably priced but quality italian wine and were served charcuterie (meats, gerkins and cheese) with bread and a soft cheese and honey dip. This was followed by fondue, bread and potatoes and finished with a shot of ameretto. Cannot wait to return again and enjoy the amazing food wine and atmosphere. I feel lucky to have found such a hidden gem!

   1 year ago
2. duncanaustin1978 ★★★★★

   What an awesome little find this place is! Being a huge fan of Savoyard fayre, I was eager to find out if this quirky little place could match what I'm used to in The Alps, and it certainly didn't disappoint! The food and atmosphere are great, with regular music and comedy nights, and Luca is the perfect host. He's passionate about what he does and loves to chat and entertain the guests. I ate there a couple of weeks ago and I'm heading back this week with some friends for another helping.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Paris Emmanuel ★★★★★

   Really a unique and fantastic experience had at the Bistrot. The food was delicious, very cheese and tasty. The service was very polite and on time. And the same evening I went with my friends, was a very entertaining, and they had live music and stand comedy. I really recommend going here, is really a special experience that's very uncommon to find here in London.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Francesco Giorgetti ★★★★★

   What to say, I came from a very small village in Italy and the Bistrot reminds me home. I even been lucky cause I’ve had the chance to play there 3/4 times during the delicious dinners that they made, I had food in there too and being Italian I can tell you when food is good and when is not. That’s Italian style, as if we were in Italy. And then don’t forget that it is a bistrot, so if you want 5stars restaurant food this is not the place for you. Same for the wine, I had 2 bottles last time I’ve been there and it was delicious. So thumb up for that! Then, unfortunately I have to keep myself safe from bad reviews, cause last time I’ve played in there it was quite busy, and there was this unsatisfied customer that first wanted to bring her own wine from home and expecting to do not pay for it, and then was making complaints for everything. I was checking her google profile and she thinks she is a food blogger, but she’s got 4 reviews and 0-ZERO FOLLOWERS, so that makes me understand how much professional she is, thinking to be an expert but maybe she just found out how London works. I’m sorry for her, cause she puts all of this bad mood everywhere she goes, definitely not the best company to hang out with. If pop/songwriting is not your musical genre I’m sorry but you should go to a disco club to have fun, or if you know how to do better than me please feel free to come on the stage and play your way. I’m not Freddie Mercury and I know, you shouldn’t come and say that to me, but you were the only one unsatisfied about my music so I’m sorry for you but next time go somewhere else where musicians uses laptops and no one is playing live. Again, I’m sorry for her and for her bad music culture. That said, I wish you could go at the Bistrot and enjoy the food they made and the music and the shows they hosts, you’ll not regret!

   almost 3 years ago
2. Lê Caetano ★★★★★

   I’ve been to the Bistrot a few times and I absolutely adore the vibe and ambience of this place. Last time we had the company of the authentic musician Paco Moustache, who played the guitar very passionate and sang classic rock n roll - for those with good taste. Luca is a proud host and he’s always looking after his guests. The Bistrot is a lively place where you can always find good food, good wine and good entertainment.

   almost 3 years ago

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