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Footstool Restaurant
"Located in St John's Smith Square's crypt, the Footstool Cafe provides a variety of drinks hot and cold and food. It also opens one hour before concerts for pre-concert drinks, interval drinks and occasional post-concert receptions. The perfect spot to enjoy some time in the Square."
Address: Smith Square , London SW1P 3HA, XGL, GB
Phone: 020 7222 2779
State: XGL
City: London
Zip Code: SW1P 3HA

opening times

Monday: 11:30-15:00
Tuesday: 11:30-15:00
Wednesday: 11:30-15:00
Thursday: 11:30-15:00
Friday: 11:30-15:00


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Reviews
The food here was so average and the portion size small. Definitely not worth the price, but I guess they justify it with location.Food: 3/5
Pleasant cafe in the crypt underneath St John’s Smith Square. Very reasonable prices, and pleasant surroundings in the below-ground crypt. Recommended!
My friend and I went here for lunch last Wednesday after a lovely visit to The Tate. We ordered the toasted sourdough sandwich's. An aged feta, sun-dried tomato and pesto, the other was the free range chicken breast, kimchi and mozzarella. We were then told that unfortunately there were no sun-dried tomatoes so my friend changed her order to the Wiltshire ham, mustard and mature cheddar. When the order finally arrived, my friend had a sandwich which consisted of nothing but feta cheese and I ended up with only a ham sandwich! Nothing like our order. We complained politely about having completely the wrong oder and were told this was due to the chef who apparently didn't like to to be told what to do!!! It was clear that the young waitress didn't want to complain to him that we had the wrong order. Or to ask him to make the order that we had requested. It was clear she wasn't prepared to do anything and gave us a vague shrug before disappearing! My friend not prepared to settle for paying £19.50 !!! each for these sandwich's one of which was a dry feta cheese and the other only a couple of slices of ham. She refused to pay the bill. Eventually the waitress agreed that we should only pay for the chips! The whole experience was horrendous.
I made a quick visit to the Footstool Cafe 17/03/23 @1250 before a meeting. When entering, you are welcomed by a warm and homely ambience with the sounds of music playing from the stage upstairs. The young lady who was serving was so happy to talk whilst preparing the coffee. Her customer service was welcoming and amazing.
Nice environment and good service. Slow cooked beef cheek superb, very tender. Apple and rhubarb crumble had an aniseed taste but very nice. Prices are reasonable for that part of London. Given its proximity to parliament it is quite discreet and out of the way of crowds.
Very impressed by this restaurant. We decided to stay for a meal after a concert. They have a full restaurant menu but also a cheaper buffet service of both hot and cold food. We had this buffet choice and it was very good. Also, lovely cakes and good coffee. Staff were friendly and there was a very relaxed atmosphere. I would guess this might be a quiet spot well worth knowing about, a bit off the beaten track in an otherwise busy area. Give it a try.
The foot stool café in the crypt of Saint John Smith square is definitely a find. It was very quiet and tranquil on my visit. I also had the pleasure of listening to a double cello recital which was taking place. The icing on the cake so to speak was to have a nice coffee and a pastry while listening.
Really nice quiet atmosphere, doesn't seem to be a tourist hotspot not sure why, it's lovely so it's a nice escape from the busy streets. Food is good and cheap!Food: 4/5
Visited for Christmas Dinner with depsrtment. Would rate overall experience 2 1/2 stars as exactly average - some points raising the experience, but in this case the service raised the grade to 3 Overall location pleasant, evoking a feeling of set in a wine cellar vault, but with better decor artwork and decoration Food was OK, feeling that it was a bit pricey for the quality £27 for two coucoursestrimmings OK, stuffing good but turkey a bit dry. The Chocolate Marquise was OK. The worst part was the service in terms of delivery, some people were left waiting for their turkey mains, but to balance this the actual training / attitude of staff was excellent hence the three not two star review. Overall worth a visit, don't expect great things but OK price quality wise.
I absolutely loved my experience at the Footstool It had a wide variety of foods which are delicious. My wife and I recommend this place to anyone who lives in the area. my children came out the restaurant with smiles on there face they loved it!
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