Ruby Luxury Hotel in London

This place might suit some groups out for a party night. Not the place to go for an anniversary dinner though. Very noisy with the sounds of the ice grinding machine bedside the dining area and when the metal furniture is being moved around it sounds like you're in a car mechanics. Tapas limited selection with some items unavailable and average quality. Papaya and quinoa salad brought without any papaya - do they do this for everyone or just me? Plantain crisps described in the menu as 'fresh' but I'm fairly sure they just came 'freshly out of a crisp packet' I'd expected them to be freshly fried but definitely weren't. Mojito's are £7 for an average sized glass so probably better to go at happy hour and get 2 for the price of 1. Visited in December and we wore our coats at the table as the venue was cold and we weren't drunk enough to keep them off. As a dining experience I really wouldn't recommend it, but we didn't stay to get the live music and I suspect that's maybe when the party starts properly.

This bar-restaurant is the epitome of chaos and rush. The service is slow and requires significant prompting by diners. The dining area is small and cramped. The noise levels can rise to extreme levels effecting any ambience it was trying to create.

The decor is fine if not a little too stereotypical in design. The food is average at best and feels like something you could prepare quite easily at home. The main reason why this place seemed busy must have been the generous happy hour. With the mojito jugs proving very popular with diners. Due to London South Bank University being up the road there was a decent student crowd in attendance.

The place fills fairly quickly, so booking is recommended. Be prepared to be moved out quickly once you have finished your meal as tables are a premium. This is typically a no-frills bar-restaurant for a quick drink or nibble before moving on to someplace much better.

I am here on Dec 27th at 10am and they literally have almost no food! I had to make do with a bacon sarnie and a coffee. Came here just before Christmas and could not get a Sausage Muffin.....no Sausage. Something has gone wrong with the management of this branch in its prime location in London's busyist station. Staff are always friendly though....I feel for them as they take the flack for their management failiers.

Bad service even quick time not able to served I lose my money because of leaving on behaviour of customer service.
I didn’t recommend.

Food fine as usual but this is ultra busy, has few seats for number of people there so you eat in a hurry and go

Easily one of the worst McDonald's around London... The only good thing about it: convenient location.

Terrible. Came here for dinner and ordered the rotisserie chicken and mussels. The portion of the chicken was very small and dry. The mussels were overcooked and the sauce was salty and too much butter was used. Service was substandard and a service charge was applied. It was expensive and the frankly, I would have gotten better chicken at Nando's.