Mercer Roof Terrace

Mercer roof top terrace boasts a fantastic location with stunning views over St. Paul’s Cathedral. The atmosphere is chic yet relaxed, perfect for any occasion. Service was impeccable—attentive and friendly throughout. The food was a highlight: beautifully presented surf and turf, absolutely delicious desserts.Highly recommended!

Loved the ambiance of this place, perfect for summer vibes. The food was surprisingly nice. I will come back again.

Without a reservation, luckily, on a Monday, we managed to get a table. We ordered drinks, and mine came wrong, so they had to redo it. Then the main courses were served. Although delicious (beautiful flavours), my friend found a hair in her food, so it was replaced. I ordered lamb, and halfway through, I found a hair! The waitress was very embarrassed and apologetic. They removed the lamb from the bill and offered a complimentary drink for her risotto. A nice gesture, but the evening was quite spoilt by the overall experience.

Great place. We had our 1st Jan lunch there to celebrate the new year 🤗 I had the cauliflower main veggie and it was delicious and filling. For starter I got a pumpkin soup, then the main and we shared a dessert.

We came for the Crown afternoon tea and had a lovely time. The roof terrace is a smart venue and the servers all kind and friendly. They were a bit short staffed so things took a while but we were made to feel so comfortable that we enjoyed not feeling rushed. The tea itself was a high standard with generous servings. The option with 3 cocktails was brilliant with each cocktail having a non-alcoholic option. It was a lovely experience.

This is such a great restaurant. They get so much right - the venue & view (brilliant alfresco dining in the city with views over the river); solid menu (not doing anything life changing but doing the classics well); good drinks selection (particularly good non alcoholic options); atmosphere is chilled but buzzy (nice playlist). The thing they really nail (& should probably do workshops on for other venues) is recruitment. Every member of staff is personable and informed. We have yet to experience anything like mediocre service - every single person is great. If I had a restaurant I’d be trying to poach them all. No exceptions! Nice work @Mercer 👏👏👏

Nestled in the vibrant heart of London, Mercer Roof Terrace offers a breathtaking escape above the city's bustling streets. With panoramic views stretching across iconic landmarks, this rooftop sanctuary provides the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable dining experience. From the moment you step in, the warm and welcoming staff set the tone for an exceptional evening. Their genuine hospitality and attentiveness create an inviting atmosphere, ensuring that every guest feels valued and cared for. The menu showcases a thoughtfully curated selection of dishes, blending classic British flavors with contemporary flair. Whether indulging in a perfectly cooked steak, savoring fresh seafood, or exploring creative vegetarian options, every plate is a testament to high-quality ingredients and expert craftsmanship. Complementing the meal is an impressive range of wines and cocktails, expertly paired to enhance the flavors and elevate the experience. Beyond the exquisite cuisine, Mercer Roof Terrace truly shines with its ambiance. The seamless blend of stylish decor and spectacular views makes it an ideal spot for both intimate dinners and celebratory gatherings. Whether you’re watching the sunset over St. Paul’s Cathedral or admiring the shimmering city lights, the setting adds a magical touch to every moment. For those seeking a refined yet relaxed dining experience in the heart of London, Mercer Roof Terrace is a must-visit. With its remarkable views, exceptional food, and outstanding service, it stands out as one of the city’s finest rooftop destinations.

What a hidden gem. Tucked away down a random side street. I was pleasantly surprised when we went in up the fancy elevator to the top floor. Service was good amd food was better. To my relief you get proper portions. The views are pretty good too. Shame I didn't get a clear day. Everyone was happy with their selection which shows it's a quality place. I'll be back to bring others to this place so i can try more of the menu. Recommended.

Well worth it. Was staying at the hotel downstairs on business, and checked out the rooftop restaurant. No regrets. Great drink selection. Food was delectable. And the view is lovely. Appreciated the heat lamps in the outside seating area.

Not worth the price when there are so many better places. Every group seemed to be placed at a table too small for the number in their group. We were a group of 10 squeezed onto a table for 8. I got bumped so many times by staff and another guests squeezing past! The food was very expensive and actually not that good. The teenagers complained that for £28 they expected the burger to taste nice and it was actually pretty bad. Fish and chips for a similar price was also not great. It took ages to get served and we had to ask for menus. Not at all attentive.

Love the service nice View Gray sunset Gray personal The best food Come and visit I really recommend this place

I'd say right now that the MRT is actually a 3.5, but it's got the potential to be a 4.5 or more! Here's the scoop: In the summer on a warm evening, you can't beat the skyline view, encompassing St Pauls, part of the Shard, and a lovely look across London. The two-top tables are small and it very tight to have more than a few dishes, but they're mostly comfortable with a nice indoor/outdoor space. The food is a mixed bag. Some dishes are spot on, and they tend to be the ones that Chef has done the least with, letting ingredients shine. A side tomato salad features a variety of colorful heirloom tomatoes, lightly dressed. It's pretty and refreshing. The bread that begins the meal is equally good, especially the dark slices. Steak are cooked exactly as specified, and are flavorful without overdoing the fat. Scallops, on the other hand, are placed in a sort of ceramic scallop-shaped dish, which in turn is perched onto what appear to be charcoal logs inside another dish. Difficult to eat, and nothing at all added to the flavor. Same thing with the chocolate mousse: the mousse was flavorful enough on its own, but the stout splashed on added nothing but a wet slurp that broke down the mousse (and not very nicely), and some kind of crumbly product was intended as a textural contrast but didn't quite succeed. Triple-fried chips were wedged into a faux-copper tin, hard to extract and not particularly hot. The cheese platter was fine, but could benefit by having some chutney or quince or something to balance the flavors. Fruit ... Service on both nights we were there started out fine, but by the time we were at puddings slowed. Dishes came out individually and not timed well. So ... plenty of potential, but it's not quite there. Price for 2 people with a few glasses of wine, 2 mains, 2 sides, and a dessert ranged from £95 to £120.

I went there yesterday to celebrate my wedding anniversary, and I must say it was a delightful experience. The food was excellent, tasty, amazingly presented and it was fairly priced. The staff was lovely, polite, professional and friendly. The whole atmosphere was pleasant and I'll surely dine there again.