£25—Live music & dinner in Canary Wharf

Lovely lunch , food and wine food quality. The Frank sinatra singer was excellent. We didn't have a great view of the stage but we did have a lovely window table with a view and was preferable to being too close to the stage as would have struggled with noise levels I think being any closer. Great experience would recommend

Overall it was a lovely experience as the restaurant had a lovely ambience and staff were amazing. We really enjoyed the Jazz lunch and views of Canary Wharf as we were sat by the window. We had both ordered the pork roast, the trimmings were tasty but I didn't feel the quality of pork was amazing. Very strangely, the knives were quite dull, so this made cutting into my roast a little unnecessarily difficult.

Our 4th visit and all good.

Fabulous afternoon. Fabulous staff extremely courteous and nothing too much trouble and such fabulous entertainment with a live band and Frank Sinatra tribute.

Next time we will book a table closer to the band - the singer’s Mike was quite low and we missed his insightful knowledge and jokes about Frank Sinatra. Brilliant way to celebrate my dad’s 95th birthday.

The food was great and from the main menu so lots of choice. Great atmosphere and entertainment.

Throughly enjoyed our afternoon at Boisdale, food was amazing, staff friendly and Stephen Triffitt aka Frank Sinatra was brilliant, can’t wait to go back.

All was good...entertainment/music was appropriate for a Sunday lunch

Had a really good lunch, everything was lovely, couldn't fault a thing. .

Were given every consideration. Nothing was too much trouble and nothing was hurried. A great atmosphere.

As usual a lively Sunday lunch with music and singers, great service and atmosphere

Service charge excessive.

Awesome experience will definitely be back .

Lovely meal, service and ambience. Would definitely recommend.

It was a lovely experience

Loved it!!

It was a really good experience.The food was good the entertainment was great and the staff were amazing

My only complaint would be the discretionary service charge.I know you can choose not to pay it but I would feel uncomfortable asking for it to be removed

Fantastic lunchtime experience! Boisdale staff were very welcoming and service was excellent. The Sunday lunchtime menu is varied but both my wife and I had the roast and a lovely treacle tart for dessert. My wife had the salmon to start whilst I had the crispy chilli squid which was delicious. Drinks are expensive but good choice of wines and cocktails. Our table for two was situated so that we could both see the stage. The Rat Pack were brilliant! Lively, witty and great timing from the band members made an afternoon at Boisdale simply ‘memorable’. We will return. Definitely a travelzoo winner! Anthony

Fantastic service. Really pleased with the restaurant, its seating area and hospitality. Keep it going Boisdale! Anthony

It was fantastic. The jazz lunch is great to attend and the food and service is amazing. It was for a group lunch and everyone loved the music and the singer was great - would definitely go again

Such a great atmosphere and food, a very special occasion.

Brilliant lunch, attentive staff, fabulous music, a perfect Sunday.

Stephen Triffit was as good as ever as Frank Sinatra.

Fantastic deal

I would highly recommend this

Had a great experience at Boisdale. The staff was very attentive, the music was excellent and the food was amazing. I would recommend and use again.

Really enjoyable day, excellent food and service. The music made it a memorable day for both of us

It was a friend’s birthday and we all enjoyed the Boisdale experience. Whilst the musicians were absolutely great, it was rather loud where we were seated and we struggled to hear each other a little. Otherwise everything was first class, Thank You.

Good and classy

Getting in the correct lift is the biggest problem!

It was wonderful loved the food great quality and lots of it - enjoyed the jazz and the ambience- excellent service

Just really enjoyed it - food was delicious and music was lovely

Booking was easy via email. The restaurant was a bit tricky to find as it is on the 2nd floor of a shopping centre. The welcome was friendly as were the staff. The food was excellent and the jazz band were very good. The 3 course lunch menu was 39.50 which was very good value for money. The drinks weren't included but they were standard London prices. There was a 13.5% discretionary tip added to the bill which was fine as the service was good albeit a little slow but we weren't in a rush so it was no problem. Definitely recommend.

Entering the venue was theatre itself. We opted to take the stairs but the door was locked, the first lift only went down, the second lift went up, but had a blank 2nd floor button, third time lucky we got a lift both going up and stopping on the second floor. Exiting the lift we weren't sure if we were entering a knocking shop or fairground, with deep reds and even deeper carpets and the walls adorned with bendy mirrors. Reception was courteous and efficient but on entering the dining area the music was loud, really good but loud. We were shown to a table near the front where any communication with each other was impossible and just ordering was difficult. Starters menu was excellent with a good range of options. I had Whitebait with Caper Mayonaise, a great combination with good sized whitebait. My wife had Smoked Salmon, again very nice. For main I had Roast Pork, as long as the roast potatoes are good, you can't really go wrong, and the potatoes were excellent, the plate only slightly let down by overcooked and soggy veg. My wife had Buttermilk Chicken, which she thoroughly enjoyed. Desert was something of a let down, Cheesecake with a soggy bottom and both desserts looking like they were fresh from a Bookers delivery. Though the 1st two courses were good with the service and entertainment fantastic, we would be hard pushed to visit again and pay the real menu prices.

The main course was not very nice, the Yorkshire pudding was strange. Roast potatoes were dry and over-baked and the vegetables were overcooked and water logged, when I mentioned this to member of staff, they nodded and walked off.

A very enjoyable experience with great live music but somewhat spoiled by a minimalist, stingy salmon starter with which they were, apparently, unable to provide any bread, and being charged £15 for an Irish Coffee and £9.50 for their cheapest glass of wine - clear profiteering on the drinks. So, the meal was reasonable value but the drinks definitely were not.

It is a nice place. You pay for whT you get

really enjoyed it

The waiter was fantastic. Great sense of humour and very efficient. Not sure of his name but he said he was from Israel.