Tramshed

Saturday lunchtime (late) - met by the scream of kids, who apparently eat free. Wood effect table tops and booth seating. Staff not overly attentive and did little to reassure us that we weren't being neglected. However, mixed starters went down well, but followed by tepid sirloin & rib (how long to relax the meat?) - "rare" cooking instruction ignored. Thankfully hot/salty fries, but served with average sides. Eye watering mark up on the Malbec. Plenty of viable aternatives offer better vfm.

Best restaurant in London by a mile. I was a vegetarian for 10 years and work in restaurants, but this was the most melt-in-your mouth beef ever. really impressed with the selection of wines. it's so much more than JUST chicken and steak. i even forget that this is all it does cos you never need anything more. Great atmospher, helpful, friendly, interesting staff. Thumbs up.

I love the beef and i love the chicken. i'll always come back. First time i've eaten beef in a few years. even made my mum try some. and she loved it. i keep on bringing friends and family from around the world who are visiting me and they love it. what's not to love?

Great steak, not cheap but great steak. Best steak in London with my limited experience. Also enjoyed the shared starter very much. Will definitely go back for special occasion.

Having a typical Jewish mother who likes to stuff her family on a Friday night, I have high expectations when it comes to roast chicken. Yet Tramshed delivered an awesome chook: moist meat, salty, crispy skin. And those chips - OMG! Service friendly, efficient. It's made my happy and ready to face the rest of the week at work.

We had such high expectations of Tramshed, but were left very disappointed. The food was ok - but definitely not value for money. The service was poor and the atmosphere was non-existant. If you're looking for a great steak in London, head to Hawksmoor instead.

Very poor value for money, I am not against paying for my food but at least try to get it right!. Two articles on the menu and have to say overall very disapointing. With an average service on top of it we asked for the "discretionary" service charge to be removed . I won't recommend.

I took the children for an early dinner last night after the cinema. The food, the service and the atmosphere were all excellent. All in all a delightful evening which we will definiely repeat.

great building, but the chicken £25 no joking it was dry and to be honest in par with nandos, never again. despite the above good attentive service and great place to sit and be looked at.

I went here one or two months ago with my partner, with the simple aim of having a really good steak. Now while there are other restaurants serving brilliant steak nearby (see Rivington Bar & Grill), we thought we would give Tramshed a go, particularly since it's menu is limited to a few starters, chicken and steak. There were exactly three starters on the menu, which need to be ordered together - why? This may be an attempt at being original, we however found this unpractical and annoying. The starters were incredibly small in size and horribly tasteless, the worst being a bland, almost freezing cold yorkshire pudding with cauliflower cream that was horrible in texture, unseasoned and unpleasant to eat. Moving on from that, we both ordered a 200gram steak with some sides. Again the sides were tiny considering they charge around £4 per portion, however this could have been forgiven if they got steaks right. I had ordered mine rare and my partner had ordered his medium rare - both came medium well, so completely overcooked, were chewy and full of sinew. Our waitress was appauling, hardly paid any attention to our table and was very frosty, but worse - during the entire meal we were unable to catch her attention in order to send the steaks back. She didn't ask us whether we enjoyed our meal when she cleared the plates so that I had to bring up that our steaks had been disgusting. She then brought a manager over, who was very very friendly and professional and offered us a free dessert. We chose the marshmallow and chocolate fondue, which was ok, but not brilliant - nice gesture, but didn't make up for the uninspiring starters and main courses or the bad service. We spent £80, which would have been good value if everything had tasted great, instead this was 80 pounds out of the window - i could have spent £15 at Tesco's and I'm sure me and my partner would have had a more delicious meal and a nicer evening. I hope this restaurant disappears and makes room for a restaurant that actually deserves the beautiful space....