Bull & Last

We had the Roast Guinea Fowl and Lamb Rump and they were cook perfectly. The Chocolate pudding was slight over cook. Otherwise it would be perfect.
The food is much better than lots of restaurants.

Always packed for a very good reason - the food is superb. I'd recommend you book, especially at the weekend. Good selection of ales & family friendly.

Ok, it's not really a pub anymore, more of a restaurant but if they keep churning out quality good like this then so be it. If you want a real boozer pop around the corner to the Dartmouth Arms.

Our American chums might expect bigger portions but that's why they on average they're 50% more person that us lot in Dartmouth Park

The food is excellent although quite pricey. Slightly annoying to get to but worth the trip.

Had a lovely lunch here on Saturday. It's more expensive than many gastropubs, but the food definitely justified the price. Very generous portions and delicious. We hadn't booked but the friendly waiter suggested we order a drink at the bar while they sorted out a table and sure enough, it was ready five minutes later. Food was a bit slow to come out, but no more than any decent restaurant. Shared a gorgeous beetroot salad to start, looked lovely and tasted fantastic with yummy little fried balls of beetroot and feta cheese. For my main I had cottage pie with cavolo nero. I hate it when a menu states the veg with the dish then serves up a few pathetic leaves. This dish came with a huge mount of perfectly cooked cabbage that went beautifully with the cottage pie. Only disappointment was not having room for a scoop of homemade ice cream, which I've heard is very good. I've eaten here two or three times before and enjoyed it, but would have previously said the food at The Stag (in South End Green) marginally pipped them to the post. However I think they've upped their game - it was a really great meal. And the starters are always excellent so don't scrimp!

I had dinner this week here. I had a main/dessert and the main was great although the dessert was good but a bit mundane. Will recommend.

The service was very chummy, ,the food beyond expectations . Don't be put off by the odd disgruntled punter.

Would totally agree with review below; "once bitten, twice shy!" Ice cream isn't that fresh.

Personally I wouldnt visit this place again. Listed as a pub its actually a very overpriced and smug restaurant. The last time I was there, the few people I was with (including a very frail father of one of my friends) were told that because we hadn't booked a table we could not stand at the bar for a drink because we were in the way and would have to leave. The food is by no means exceptional but is very expensive considering it is basically a pub. There are plenty of other decent places or even restaurants to eat locally where you wont get the feeling your an interloper in someone elses cliquey little club.

worst fish and chips. very disappointed ... service was good and friendly.

Managed to get a table on a Saturday night out of sheer luck as the place was fully booked - some tables are not bookable. Had a great meal & fantastic bottle of wine, which I've now bought a case of, highly recommended.

I really liked The Bull and Last. It was an amazing gastropub - I'd rank it just below, say, Shangrila or Grand Hyatt (yes it's that good). Unlike Mark, I thought the waiters were amazing. They heard that I had an egg allergy and gave me a free salt caramel truffle. And just in case you were wondering, I booked through open table too. At the end I was totally stuffed because the food is really amazing. The ONLY dish that let me down was the rhubarb crumble (too sour) but the fish platter, the beer battered haddock, the anchovies...they were all amazing.

The word is inedible, not unedible.

I am frequent visitor to London, and as an ex-pat living in USA I seek something authentic and different. This is NOT it. Yes it has pig-ears for starters - which were little greasy, but the staff welcome was rude and condescending (maybe because I booked through open table). The only good thing about the meal was the cheese platter (which I ordered as I was still hungry) - I was in that state because the Beef Bourguignon was un-edible. Every bite of beef sucked my mouth dry. This apparently was passed onto the Chef, but we got no retort or response. No even a sorry. The side dish of courgette fritters seem like the oil needed changing and was disgusting. I seriously question the 5 star rating this place has. It is relatively cheap, but waste of time if you are still hungry at the end.
I suggest Time Out visit un-announced and check again