Bottomless Brunch
Saturday from 12pm – 3.30pm.
- Nut Free Options
- Bottomless Food
- Bottomless Drinks
- Brunch
- Groups
- Private Dining
- Accepts Credit Cards
- Disabled Access
- Online Booking
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5.03 months agoDimitra was our waitress for the evening and provided excellent service, offering great wine recommendations. She worked tirelessly, frequently running up and down the stairs. The steaks were decent in terms of flavour, size, and fat-to-meat ratio. The chips were exceptional, and the overall price was very reasonable given the location. The atmosphere was pleasant, and the bathrooms were uniquely designed. The only drawback was the knives, stylish in appearance but ineffective against the sinewy ribeye.
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5.0a month agoBeen coming here for a number of years and honestly it never let's down. Temper... a steakhouse you can trust...except its not just a steakhouse and everything is delicious. I always order the ribeye steak, it has never not been cooked to perfection. The softball crab tacos are also always ordered but this time I discovered a new favourite-pork belly tacos. Order it and thank me later. Special thanks to Gabi and Jack for warm service and good food. See you again soon.
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3.04 months agoTasty Tacos, Tiny Portions, and Temper-amental Prices My recent visit to Temper was a mixed bag. The restaurant itself is beautiful, with a lovely layout and inviting lighting. We were initially overlooked, but once we moved closer to the other entrance, a senior waitress promptly greeted us. The tacos were our main reason for visiting, but at £14 for two portions, the size was shockingly small. Picture this: tacos smaller than your hand! While the prawn and steak frites tacos were incredibly delicious, the initial disappointment lingered. The fries were also excellent. Having already spent £40 and still hungry, I decided to try the taco platter. Thankfully, an in-passing waitress informed us about Taco Tuesday, bringing the price down from £30 to £15 – a saving grace and a testament to good customer service. However, the platter tacos (cheeseburger, goats cheese, and burnt ends) were a letdown. They lacked authenticity and the goats cheese was simply unpleasant. I appreciate culinary creativity, but these missed the mark. Overall, Temper offers tasty food, but the portions are small and the prices are high. The prawn tacos were a standout, but the overall experience was dampened by the size and cost. The service was efficient but lacked warmth – a common issue with "transactional" British customer service. While I was tempted to try their steaks, the taco experience has unfortunately discouraged me from returning