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The wine is the main pull of Soif, but the food is also very impressive too. An extensive list of mostly French wines is full of great drops, and they…
B Hilbourne
Soif
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Great food, wonderful wine. Not quite as good as its sister restaurant terriors but very nearly there.We had amazing charcuterie and did the wine tast…
Selina Newell
Soif
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Overrated.. Had high expectations based on reputation. Genuinely underwhelmed.Found service poor, while waitress was making an effort she had no grasp…
Jon
Soif
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5 Reviews on “Soif”
The wine is the main pull of Soif, but the food is also very impressive too. An extensive list of mostly French wines is full of great drops, and they sell by the ‘pot’ too (500ml) which is great value. The food as well, traditional and simple French cooking is delicious: Pork chops and Grey mullet were a perfect accompaniment. I’ll be back!
Great food, wonderful wine. Not quite as good as its sister restaurant terriors but very nearly there.We had amazing charcuterie and did the wine tasting. The fish was perfectly cooked. The service was funny and attentive.Definitely try it!
Overrated.. Had high expectations based on reputation. Genuinely underwhelmed.Found service poor, while waitress was making an effort she had no grasp on English and was a little frustrating repeating everything twice by the end of the night. Found choices limited and my girlfriend struggled to find anything appealing. When food did come found my Oxtail very bland. In the end my girlfriend ended up loving her fish which was great result. Wine was ok and no problems there but shouldnt be as struggled to find anything under 30 a bottle. Overall left dissapointed spending 130 on 2 courses each and bottle of wine on a Monday night. Will give them another go but not anytime soon.
French food but not as we know it. Based on my Sunday lunch experience, Soif is a great restaurant and especially welcome to SW11, which enjoys many reliable restaurants but few as interesting as this. The menu (and the restaurant itself) are easier to navigate than Terroirs and the service was excellent – enthusiastic descriptions of everything we were unsure about, and only too happy to serve us house wine. Filtered tap water in plentiful supply too.The five of us shared starters, including lardo di colonnata (ribbons of fat), which was (unfortunately?) delicious, chicken livers and fennel salad. Mains included skate in brown butter and rabbit with the fluffiest black pudding I’ve ever eaten (and I’m a Stornoway stalwart). Mains were priced from 10-17, which I thought was excellent considering how interesting each dish was and how nicely executed.I will definitely be back!
Superb French provincial food and wine. This new French restaurant produces provincial cooking at its absolute best! We started with some delicious rock oysters, some mussels and a leek dish served with egg – all excellent but leaving us with appetite for our mains. We had a very slow braised beef dish that tasted mind-blowingly good and an equally superb pork belly dish. The wine selection was as steadfastly provincial as the food, which made for enjoyable surprises along the way. The service was completely lovely and the interior made for a convivial feel. We will certainly be returning.