London Street Brasserie (LSB) is a renowned modern European restaurant situated in the heart of Reading, Berkshire. Established in 2000 by chef-owner Paul Clerehugh, the brasserie occupies a historic 18th-century toll house on the banks of the River Kennet, adjacent to the Oracle shopping centre. The restaurant is celebrated for its commitment to high-quality British ingredients, seasonal produce, and a menu that blends classic European flavours with contemporary flair.
The restaurant’s kitchen is known for its meticulous approach, with all dishes, including bread, sauces, and desserts, prepared in-house. The front-of-house team, led by Jason, is praised for its friendly and attentive service.
LSB boasts a stylish interior with modern decor, complemented by a riverside terrace that provides a tranquil setting, especially during warmer months. The ambiance is often described as warm and welcoming, and the brasserie holds a strong reputation and guests frequently commend the quality of the food, the extensive wine list, and the overall dining experience.
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James Hegan-Smith
in the last weekAn excellent place with a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Have been here plenty of times, the food and service is consistently very good. The menu is varied and changes frequently. They have a good selection of drinks and a decent wine list. The place itself is spread over a few rooms and over two floors. It makes it feel more cosy and intimate. This is almost certainly the best restaurant in Reading at the moment. Will continue to revisit and eat here.
solaris solaris
in the last weekoctopus was good, the vegs no taste and too cold. the orange juice was the worst juice i had as the taste was very bitter, like lemon, i think much acid was added? i had to delute it with much water. the fish was good, potatoes was well cooked but no taste, salt needed. the bday candle was amazing, the chocolate writing " happy birthday" was amazing, too. the ladies toilet crowded, delapidated, one of the worst i have been to as i was worried the lock got stuck, i struggled with opening. the chocolate liquid for pouring over the brownie was not sweet at all, did not taste of chocolate much. the giant mirror was framed by giant wooden boards.
Steve Lake
in the last weekAmazing food, and really nice people too
Sam Jenkins
a week agoJoyce Mak
a week agoAmazing seafood and gem in Reading. Had an amazing dinner here and I'd highly recommend this spot if you're visiting Reading looking for fresh seafood with great service.