Auberge - Waterloo

Great service and tasty food.

Waitress spoke little English and when we asked for mayonnaise twice, she eventually came back with 2 portions of chips. Restaurant closes at 11pm but at 9.50pm the waiter asked if we would like anything else as they wanted to close as it was quiet. We ordered coffee and the moment it arrived they turned all the lights on full and said we are closing. We felt intimidated into leaving with undrunk wine and coffee on the table. Food is average and ambience dreary. Would neve go back.

Awful, awful, awful!! I read reviews before I went (TripAdvisor) and there were mixed ones so I presumed it would be fine. BIG mistake. Rib eye was not cooked to order and came blue when medium rare was asked for (why bother asking). And the poorest quality of meat, yes rib eye has fat running through it but nothing was rendered, couldn't even chew through it. Horrible texture. The 'fishcakes' were more like potato croquettes with barely any fish in. And to top it all off the camembert bites were barely melted inside and the recurrent jelly tasted like it had been slapped on from a jar. Abismal effort and would never recommend. Save yourself the pain and disappointment.

Really nice. The restaurant upstairs was quiet so you could chat and hear one another. The portion sizes were huge. The waitress recommended dishes and were very pleasant.

I often stop off at L’Auberge for a bite to eat. The service is consistently excellent and friendly, the food tasty and good value, and they have a good choice of wines, beers and soft drinks. Plus it’s incredibly convenient if you’re travelling via Waterloo station. Recommended.

My daughters and I enjoyed a meal at Auberge on a Monday evening. Unfortunately I wasn’t feeling particularly well so had only a starter and dessert but my daughters both chose rib-eye steak one cooked blue and one rare. Steaks so often arrive over cooked when eating out but the steaks at Auberge were perfectly finished and good quality. Service was quick and priced fair for London. Definitely recommend.

Service was really good at the restaurant. The waitress that served us all evening was friendly and pleasant.

Ideal for a pre-theatre lunch. Easy place to find to meet up and good food. Staff were very attentive and friendly

Pre-theatre for a the Old Vic so a very good location close to the theatre and Waterloo station exit on Waterloo Road. The upstairs restaurant is pleasant with a bistro style menu and a good choice of wine by the glass. We had duck breast with cabbage and mash, and a side of vegetables. It was not fine dining but it was edible - the mash was cool and lumpy and the duck was good. The crepe desert was very tepid (cold).
The restaurant is pleasant and informal and the service was friendly quick and efficient.
I would choose to go here for a night out but for Pre theatre it serves a purpose with limited choice in this area and I will probably way here again.

This is a very basic, therefore rather over-priced pub/restaurant. The staff were great - very friendly. The food was actually good - had the steak frites. But the décor was shabby and I think we were one of 3 tables out of maybe 15 throughout lunchtime - speaks for itself really. A bit sad and shabby.