Honey & Smoke Grill House

Middle Eastern restaurant · Fitzrovia

Honey & Smoke Grill House

Middle Eastern restaurant · Fitzrovia

216 Great Portland St, London W1W 5QW, United Kingdom

Highlights

This chic venue serves up delicious Middle Eastern-inspired baking and light meals with a friendly vibe and a commitment to quality.

216 Great Portland St, London W1W 5QW, United Kingdom Get directions

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"Honey and Smoke are cooking meals for the medical team at The Royal Free Hospital and attaching thank you cards written by the public to the meal boxes. If you want to get involved, you can send a card thanking NHS workers to: Honey & Smoke, 66 Bolsover St, W1W 5NN, or send an email to enquiries@honeyandco.co.uk asking what you can do." - rianne shlebak

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"From the same team behind Honey & Co, this Middle Eastern deli on Warren Street has an iftar set menu running from 5.30pm throughout Ramadan. You’ll find medjool dates, a mezze spread, and assorted meat and vegetable shish for the table. You should know that 10% of your bill will be donated to Choose Love charity." - Rianne Shlebak

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"At the grill house from the Honey & Co. team, falafel changes with the seasons, with myriad styles entering and leaving the menu over a year. One such version diners can often find is the Yemeni iteration from co-founder Itamar Srulovic’s heritage. It is not made with fresh herbs, but rather with coriander, cardamom and a plentiful dose of garlic. Currently, there is a greener “springtime” version on offer made with rocket, chilli and whole coriander seeds, served on a bed of tahini sauce with a pomegranate and tomato salad." - Joel Hart

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@goop

"It took a while for one of London's most popular—and hardest to book—restaurants to expand, but it finally has and this new venture from Honey & Co. couldn't be more true-to-style fantastic. For one, there's way more room at their new, characteristically pared-back dining room for the droves of fans, and for two, they've added a grill—hence the name. You can expect a whole new selection of their seasonal and varied mezze dishes along with a grill-centric take on the mains. Expect kofta, shish, kebabs, bbq, and the like, though there are too many incredible dishes to call out as favorites. Much like its predecessor, this will be a spot to go back to time and again. Honey & Co diehards will be glad to know their famous "cheesecake" made it onto the menu for dessert. "

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Al Brit

Google

This is a great purveyor of quality food. My colleagues and I went to this place this December and found the place to be absolutely amazing. Food was very absolutely delicious, and from our table it received a 5🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Rating. Service is equally impressive. Cleanliness, top notch. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable. I couldn't recommend it highly enough.

Lydia I

Google

What an absolute treat! I’ve been meaning to go to Honey & Co for a while and ended up going with a friend to Honey & Smoke. Everything about the restaurant feels carefully thought through and to a very high standard. The tasting menu is priced around £60-70 (depending on how many courses) but it was well worth it and the serving sizes were generous. All of the flavours were on point! The cheesecake at the end was not to be missed.

Daria Zlobinskaya

Google

An upscale middle eastern restaurant. The highlights: chicken skewers were great and the falafel too. Lemonade was good. My partner mentioned that the previous time he went the mushroom shawarma was the staple. Upon ordering, the quality and taste did not compare to his previous visit. Overall, a bit pricey but can be worth it for the falafel and chicken skewers

Roshan Dsouza

Google

I recently visited Honey and Smoke. While the ambience was pleasant and inviting, I found the food to be just okay. The dishes were well-presented, but the prices seemed a bit high for the overall quality. A decent experience, but I expected more for the cost.

Griff Hayward

Google

A truly phenomenal restaurant! One of our absolute number one fancy restaurants in London right now. Really stunning food and absolutely great service. The menu is regularly changing but consistently absolutely delicious, right down to the smallest details like the sauces and definitely the breads! Middle Eastern cuisine at its finest. I would really recommend their lamb dishes. They’re always great in my opinions. My only issue is that in recent years the prices have become a little bit mad. In my opinion, £9.50 for a side of potatoes or starter of bread is simply a little inappropriate, although the mains are fairly reasonably priced. Great atmosphere and service though too.

Hessa M. Al Bawardy

Google

A standout family-owned restaurant.. The food is consistently delicious, with freshly baked bread, high-quality ingredients, and beautifully presented. Every dish is more flavorful than the last, showcasing the family's passion for authentic Syrian cuisine. The restaurant also provides attentive and friendly service, ensuring meals are served promptly. The family's commitment to quality and authenticity is evident throughout the entire dining experience. Highlighted dishes: Yemeni style falafel Fried cauliflower

Stephanie van Stokkom

Google

Been coming to Honey & Smoke for years for celebrations, anniversaries and date nights. Will have to find another favourite after tonight, sadly. We did the mezze sharing menu as a couple after I'd been with two other friends late last year and raved about it. Do not get the mezze as a couple. The portion sizes are shockingly small for the price. Food comes in dip dishes e.g. the dish you serve olive oil in for bread. See pics. What felt as a special place now feels overpriced and not the treat it once was. Bitterly disappointed. Left hungry and the £142 bill for dip sized portions left a bitter taste in our mouths.

Boss boss

Google

the food was nothing special, the price is too high for the quality ratio, in my opinion the price was quite high compared to other restaurants, anyway the restaurant was nothing special, we are disappointed, we do not recommend this restaurant, unfortunately.