Hayes St Wharf Bistro

The food was good however the potion was tiny. After eating a shared entree and one main, I was still hungry.

A lovely quiet location, attractively decorated room, very polite and attentive staff - albeit it was a very quiet lunchtime - and pleasant food. No fuss was made about the offer, all ran smoothly and my wife and I enjoyed a quiet celebration.
The lemon chicken was wonderfully tender, moist and flavoursome, and I can’t recommend the caramelised banana tarte tatin highly enough (and I very rarely have dessert).

A sophisticated menu with a range of choices to suit everyone. Spaghetti Marinara was delicious and the desserts were so good I had Two.. There is obviously a very talented chef behind the scenes. I highly recommend you try then

The food I find to always be delicious here. Wait staff are friendly. After literally being the 'second table' present, it did become busy on the Thursday evening we were there and resulted in service being a little slower. However I would rather that than compromising on quality.

More than happy to visit again, just keep in mind that it will be an authentic 'slow' dining experience. Enjoy the time to yourself or with the others you are with! I have also been known to pop in here for a wine and a snack while waiting for the ferry and will be back again.

Note: In addition to exemptions listed, drinks are also excluded from 50% off First Table voucher.

Thank you, we had a really lovely evening. We will be back. Lovely location and very attentive service. We enjoyed our meals too.

Excellent service, very good food. Pity that some of the entrees and mains were taken from the menu.

Excellent service and the food was lovely. Great experience. Thank you

It’s a beautiful little spot where it’s located.

The food Was really lovely but I would rate it 3/5 based on the size of the portions you get for the value of money.

we ordered a sticky beef with mushrooms and mash, it came with 1 tiny tiny mushroom cut into 4 pieces a tiny piece of beef and no veg, when we ordered it the waiter should have asked if we wanted chips or veg due to the fact that there was a very small portion on the plate.

We actually laughed when we saw the plate arrive on the table and ordered some chips but it was too late as we had already eaten it.

The menu needs to be changed when it says chips with rosemary salt, there was so rosemary it was just normal salt.

The service was slow and the waiter was wearing casual clothes jeans with bright red runners, it just looked like he has forgotten to get changed.

We would not eat here again.

Good value French dining experience.

Lovely food and service. Neighbourhood gem.

Food was tasty! Got the beef brisket and loved it. Mrs got the spatchcock which was a good size and succulent. Service a bit rough around the edges with entrees arriving before drinks. Not a big drama though. Good experience overall.

Delicious food, small portion sizes however!

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The spatchcock was succulent however the accompaniments that were to come with it were minuscule other than for the peas. The seared prawns for entree were enjoyable. The chocolate fondant was delicious. The flat white coffee however was most disappointing - could hardly taste the coffee because there was so much milk. Service was efficient. Well worth a try.

Lovely pre-theatre dinner. Service was attentive and food extremely tasty.

The restaurant is well presented. Staff were warm and welcoming.

The food was well presented and overall very tasty. The arancini entree was nice, the napoletana sauce was incredible.

The wagyu brisket main was delicious! however very small serving size. the same can be said about the banana tartin dessert.

Looking forward to returning

Nice venue and great food! Thank you for having us!

Wonderful food and great service despite a busy period and only one waitress. We should have ordered the degustation as the portions were quite small, particularly the entrees. I would prefer vegetables to be included in the main courses and complimentary bread but this is a rarity lately.

What a little gem of a place! Never been here before. Walked in and was greeted with a friendly waitress who took us to our table. Always love it when the table has white tablecloths. Great ambience, glamorous decor and even the toilets were very smart, roomy and clean.
We chose starters to share (bruscetta, and salt and pepper calamari, both good), then had the duck main, pork chop main, lamb with salad and the fish of the day, dory. All beautifully presented with unusual and delicious accompaniments. Still not full we shared the apple crumble pie (would have preferred a plain apple crumble but thats just me!) and the banana tarte tatin. All so good we almost licked the plates!
And the waitress that served us was a delight.
Definitely worth another visit......

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