Best Restaurants with Disabled Access in Queensbury

Excellent food in very pleasant surroundings. Service very good, and the staff managed my wife's dietary issues very well (particular thanks to our waitress, who was a young lady from Iran.) It was quite expensive, but this might well be 'normal for London'.

My husband and I went to this restaurant last night and enjoyed our experience immensely. The food was fabulous and extremely good value for the central London location (down a little back street in Marylebone that you wouldn't know was there!). I had the cheese fondue (one of my favorites!), and my husband had the duck confit, which he declared was one of the best duck confits he's had. There was also an excellent choice of wines. We chose a fairly expensive bottle of red, but it was worth it as it was delicious and complemented the food perfectly. The service was quick, efficient, and friendly, and the place had a nice cozy ambiance and felt very authentically French. We will definitely be returning in the near future!

CROCKER’S FOLLY ( MAROUSH) ambience was excellent. The architecture is worthy of mention. Service was excellent. Food: The selection of Mezze was very good. The main course — shish touk was good. The mixed grill is not recommended, it was dry and overcooked. RD ( Please do not give the full name of the Diner)

Great experience although venue was very warm and uncomfortable...I would suggest putting air-conditioning on in hot conditions please...

The girls in the cafe are wonderful. Cheerful, efficient, so obliging. They make the restaurant a great place to be in. The food is good too, tasty and well presented and there is no waiting to be served. You don’t feel rushed. There is plenty of space between tables and overall.