Humble Grape Fleet Street

Truly lovely wine bar, but I have no idea why businesses in the UK now all think it’s OK to add a mandatory donation amount to all the bills. The salt on the wound is the charge for a fancy bottle of still water that I thought would be tap water and free… I essentially paid almost 50% extra for no real value add. If cost of living is too high for the staff, why not just charge more service fee? At least respect us with some transparency. I did not make a fuss this time since the staff was lovely but I guess I will have to next time 😪

2 months ago · via Google

We had a fantastic experience at Humble Grape and honestly couldn't fault a thing. From the moment we arrived, the staff were attentive, welcoming, and genuinely knowledgeable. The service struck the perfect balance between being professional and friendly, making us feel looked after throughout the evening without ever feeling intrusive. The wine list is exceptional and clearly curated by people who are passionate about what they do. Whether you're a wine enthusiast or simply looking for something to complement your meal, there's an incredible selection to choose from. The food was outstanding and easily some of the best I've had in a long time. Every dish was beautifully presented, full of flavour, and cooked perfectly. It's rare to find a restaurant where both the food and service are equally impressive, but Humble Grape delivers on both. A wonderful dining experience from start to finish. I would happily return and highly recommend it to anyone looking for excellent food, exceptional wine, and genuinely first-class hospitality.

2 months ago · via Google

Service was good. There seemed to be a lot of first dates at surrounding tables on a Friday night. Tables not too close together, comfortable level of light and no music. Just the sound of conversation and clinking tableware. We ordered the cheapest bottle of red at £36.20 which was not worth the money. Too acidic for my taste and otherwise lacking in personality. My companion liked his starter of aubergine terrine redolent with cumin. My crispy cauliflower was okay but a little greasy. Nice and tender though. We both got the lamb burger as main. I ordered as rare as health and safety regulations would allow, but was informed I would be getting it well done. When it arrived I was happy to see it was still pink inside so more a medium. My companion loved the fries but I found them a little greasy on the outside and too firm on the inside. Definitely not double or triple cooked.

8 months ago · via Google

My my finally found this tucked away place which down a side street and under a staircase this restaurant could easily be missed. Possibly a good thing although the place was rammed so must be dependant on word of mouth and online reviews ! We all enjoyed our lunch and the burger I had was well tasty having started with a salad topped with roasted aubergine. Good overall vibe and very atentive staff all helped to deliver a very satisfactory lunch. Would return if in the area and fancy a quick lunch. Would recommend to family and friends if ever in the Fleet Street area. Fernando Nieto having a burger at the Humble Grape.

3 months ago · via Google