Glasshouse Street

Service was fantastic, we had a large group and they made plenty of accommodations for us. Food was hot and delicious

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Nando's implies they make things to order. I want skin removed from my chicken. Other Nando's do this, they wont. Regardless of time of day - tried at lunch and in evening. Just get a NO. Service is unfriendly. Won't do simple things you require. Only Nando's I ever really disliked. Went few times always an awful experience. Won't care if they are gone post pandemic.

On the Sunday of the last weekend before Christmas what better way to break up the Christmas shopping on Oxford street and Regent Street than with a cheeky Nando's.

Reviewer Dinner number 25, and Glasshouse Street was the location - an outlet I have visited twice before.

The staff here were simply superb. Very friendly and couldn't do enough for you. There's a tendency at reviewer events for everyone to be on their best behaviour - however on previous visits I have experienced the same high standards of staff!

RYNXXV at Glasshouse Street was a great event. You enter the restaurant at street level and then go down a spiral staircase. I arrived and some tables had been reserved for our group. We already had glasses put out for us so we could get a drink straight away and for free which I thought was a nice touch.

Reviewer Dinner number 25, and Glasshouse Street was the location, I think it was my first visit to this Nando's. The staff were very helpful as usual. Free sides were great too - Thanks Marc and James, put on a good spread.

Food came relatively quickly from what I remember and was great! Lots of peri peri! The quiz was good too! Would definitely return again if I was in the area.

Killing time before the train back to the North, it was decided to visit Nandos, and one that has been visited before, Glasshouse Street, was the selected venue.

Nando's Glasshouse Street is just off Regent Street towards the Piccadilly Circus end. This is another London restaurant which is primarily at basement-level, with just a friendly Nandoca at street level to welcome you in. A short wait for a table, which is to be expected on a Friday night, and we headed downstairs where it all turned a bit sour...

Fairly Busy and around a 10 minute wait for a table. Service when ordering was good and took no time at all. I work fairly close to this nandos and often use this to take food away. Whenever we have made large orders (£100 worth!) we have never had a situation where food has been missing and its always been ordered and collected in good time. For a Nandos which is based near Oxford Circus and can get very busy, it is run very well. Keep it up!

This store in central London is surrounded by busy pubs and the store front is of a single shop which hides its larger interior a bit like a Tardis. There were a few seats and tables on the pavement outside but being that this isn't France and I'm not a hobo i headed straight inside where you arrive in a little lobby with stairs descending and a greeter to welcome you (though he seemed most interested in chatting to his friend) and a back wall full of impressive artwork.

The food was excellent and the sauce added great flavor. Restaurant is very clean and well decorated but it is small and I think the space could have been used a bit better. Squeeze in a few more tables and it still would have felt roomy and comfortable. I would image the wait would be quite long during peak times as the restaurant is in a very busy area.

After a long, hard morning of trawling around London (and A&F across the street) on a nice Capital city mini-break; a Nando's was well and truly needed to refuel the batteries- especially before I was (unfortunately) dragged around the infamous Topshop on Oxford Street (which is a 3/4 minute walk away)

Pleasantly surprised by the fact that the two of us could be seated immediately at 1 30 in the afternoon, we were taken to our seats which were tightly spaced downstairs.