Crazy Bear - Fitzrovia

GOOD FOOD - LOVELY SERVICE -- GOOD COCKTAILS

Fab food....we loved every course! Really tasty and well-seasoned with good sized portions. The restaurant was a bit noisy so we asked to move tables...it's more of a party place than being suited to an intimate romantic dinner. The £25 for 3 courses and cocktail was a very good deal. We ended up paying about £45 each and it was worth every penny! Service was amazing too...friendly, fast and faultless :)

Excellent booth, great helpful staff and incredible food

Incredible food! The massuman lamb curry was life changing. Crazy bear cocktails were as they always are, amazing, little pricey buy stops you from sinking so many. Only negative was the advertised deal was 3 courses and a cocktail, I received that but had to pay for my desserts on top of the bill - annoyingly they were the downside of the meal.

Amazing, the service was impeccable, with very friendly staff. Quite a small location but do not let that put you off. The food was some of the best I have eaten and would go back again in a heartbeat.

Everything was perfect accept the forgot to bring the surprise cake and the end of the meal.
As I had already booked a table for two from 2 weeks ago. And I requested a surprise birthday cake after the meal, then I had to and remind them about the surprise birthday cake. But they didn't know anything about it. And they offered me a dessert.

Food was very good and staff very friendly.

The food was delicious, all of it, there were 3 of us and everybody enjoyed it very much, the staff are very helpful and super friendly

Staff always polite and friendly. Food excellent, as always. One of my favourite places to eat with friends.

I chose the Crazy Bear for a dinner with 2 friends based on the description of the restaurant, ratings and recommendation of a friend. I wasn’t disappointed. The food, ambience and service were second to none. The only thing that let it down slightly was the odd “pitch” by our waiter who, after a bit of prodding, seemed to be attempting to get us to buy some champagne. Maybe I misinterpreted it, but my companions all agreed that if you are offered to “try” some champagne it is implying a free sample. So we asked, do you mean “a sample”, still unclear. So I had to - much to my embarrassment - ask, do we have to pay for it, to which the answer was yes. Then say so in the first place, don’t imply it’s a taster! All very odd. I suspect in similar vein to when we went to the (very elaborate and ornate) Lois downstairs, my friend was informed “everyone coming down here has to have a shot”! We declined but again, I suspect that goes on your bill! But other than that, we had a very enjoyable, memorable evening.