Gina Restaurant

Gina is an experience. A chop house that blends traditional and modern. Exemplary service given the fact that they opened recently, fantastic decor with a rustic appeal and a splash of post modern art - the lamps with a woven  appeal , subtlety is the key. The food is just delicious. They use great produce. We tried beef, lamb and the hake, beetroot, pepers. The quality of the produce/ ingredients is top notch and with nuanced flavours showcasing the real star of each dish. This calls for real merit and the art of slow cooking. The ultimate finale is the selection of desserts which is perfect for the palate . It is not heavy but the chocolate cake is an absolute decadence. Try the cherry martini. Good pairing of wines as well. The very courteous team offered me a muscat on the house , and it was fantastic. Everyone who lives in London or visit London need to visit Gina. I travel across the globe and I can say Gina is already creating memories that is sure to last and to be cherished .

Amazing food, such good quality. We loved everything we ordered! Our server was also really lovely and catered to our demanding toddler. Can't wait to come back again!

I was really looking forward to trying Gina and wasn't disappointed, the starters were delicious (beetroot and stuffed pepper with the bread) and we had lamb chops for main which were perfectly cooked along with the crispy chips and then the dessert... the chocolate cake and the rice pudding, exceptional! On top of that, the staff were super attentive and lovely and the atmosphere (and playlist) were great!

Wow what an experience! I can’t believe this is a new restaurant — the food was polished and sophisticated, staff were well versed and attentive, and every detail had been thought of. I have no doubt Gina will join the ranks of London’s great dining institutions, and wish the team all the best.

Congratulations on opening a superb restaurant. So happy to see so many families out enjoying dinner. Food is superb. Staff, even though this is a new restaurant, seemed as though they had been there for a long time. Very warm welcome and had a lovely family dinner. Food is well thought out. Tasty staters, shared a beautiful 700g sirloin, fish does come complete (not for everyone and they do give you a heads up but for those with experience you get the benefit of your efforts!!). Pasta was fabulous and the deserts sublime. Price wise for the quality of the food and the excellent service it’s good value. A pleasant varied wine list and not delivered in a book of endless options - just well thought out and delicious. Looking forward to heading back and wish this new venture all the best.

We had a great night at Gina’s. Cocktails to start were delicious and strong. Starters were divine we had the octopus and the Piedmontese peppers. I have to say the starter portions were measly. Gone in 2 bites! Now for the main, we had the sirloin which was cooked to perfection and absolutely moreish. Unfortunately we were sat in the middle aisle which meant my poor husband who’s quite broad got bumped on the shoulder by staff about 10 times, not what you want when you’re paying over £200 for a meal. The waste paper bins in the toilet were overflowing too. Simple fix would be bigger more durable hand paper towels and a bigger bin. Another small gripe, the table was very small and we struggled to keep our drinks and the food all on the table! I think Gina’s is fabulous and the food, service and atmosphere were great. For it to be that expensive in an area like Chingford, they need to fine tune the details to command that sort of price. Would return.

Absolutely brilliant, the food at Gina’s is fantastic, the Piedmontese peppers followed by the roast chicken, Caesar salad & triple cooked chips and finally the dessert of peach cobbler was delicious. The staff are all very friendly and attentive, we will definitely be back soon.

Excellent menu, food and vibes. I would never be disappointed if this was my local. The parfait was delicious. I know Rav’s chocolate cake gets all the hype but the peach cobbler was actually 10/10