El Vino at Fleet Street

The tiniest salmon sandwich with sparse filling and nothing else at a price that will almost buy you a good main in the local pubs. Very basic lavatory.

impeccable service, good wine advice with tasting offered before purchase, we had schnitzels that were perfectly cooked, relaxed atmosphere and nice surroundings. Very good value too. Will be back (again!

Very enjoyable wine tasting evening with a nice three course supper stater:hock terrine, main chicken schnitzel, dessert: sticky toffee pudding/ice cream or cheese board (other options) 12 people in attendance, ours was a Spanish night, other countries available. Speisekarte ansehen

between bedford street and blackfriars, i had a half hour to kill, perfect, pleasant greeting, not quite 12 oclock, but not a bit jobsworh, 'make yourself comfortable, i will be straight with you ' lovely glass of wine and a bottle of water, not expensive, nice glass, pleasant surroundings, would definitely return

Great atmosphere and the meze platter was great value. My wife and I went in as I had past El Vino a number of times on previous visits to London and always wanted to try it. I wasn't disappointed with the wine selection and prices (even in central London), the tapas selection was great with daily specials available also. The decor is like stepping back in time but the service is right up to date. Well worth a visit

Clientele seems to vary as to time and day but for a non Londoner and not working in the immediate area it was difficult to avoid imagining a link with Horace Rumpole and asking for a bottle of Chateau Thames Embankment. But we resisted. The wine list is well selected and fairly priced. The place is not awash with black jackets and striped trousers. It is a relaxed well appointed space and comfortable for anyone to drink and lunch. Affable. Speisekarte ansehen

I have a new favourite wine bar! The food was delicious, the wine wonderful and possibly the most charming and interesting staff a wine bar has ever had. And I’m not being hyperbolic. We had a really lovely evening with some delicious white wine (a Chablis and then a Maçon) and some excellent tapas. The patatas bravas were very good though the spinach and goats cheese empanadas with a honey and pine nut dressing were beyond belief amazing. I may have run out of superlatives!

This is a lovely little tapas wine bar on Fleet street. My first time visiting but came with others who had been before. Unfortunately two of the wines we had chosen were unavailable which was a little disappointing but the alternatives that we had were still great. The tapas was very delicious and the waiter let us just order as and when we needed more which was ideal. Probably a little overpriced but tapas usually is so can't really complain if you choose that cuisine. Overall a very pleasant experience and would return.

As the title says... It 's usually good, the food is pretty good, the wine list is brilliant. However the last time I visited with a family member things weren 't so great, well, at first all was well. Then we ordered a couple of glasses of a nice 1985 vintage port; this is where it went askew... There was more sediment than port in the glass, yeah, sure you expect a bit but if it has been decanted properly then there should be very little... and when we brought it up the waitress said something along the lines of 'you shouldn 't have ordered vintage port then '.... NOT great when you 're paying £25 for a glass of port. It 's disappointing because usually El Vinos is pretty damn good. Speisekarte ansehen