LMNT Restaurant

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LMNT Restaurant An egyptian occasion
i had my birthday meal here and it was a great place to go with a group of friends.you have the option of being seated within a large urn, a suspended table accessible by a ladder or cozy, private egyptian styled booths.the decor is fun and oozes character! The waiting staff are attentive and i would highly recommend it for an occasion.

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LMNT Restaurant mr roberts
though much is made of the decor in this wonderful place it is relative to the food as in a fuzion of culture and artistic expression, Bold egyptian statues are a feast on the pupils and the peripheral detail to integration of eclectic ornate french and italian paintings all muddled amongst roman and greek art, the welcome was warm and the service of a particularly high standard. the starters of rare pigeon in a reduced port sauce was perfection and the main of pork belly with apricot and curly cale was memorable, dessert was great too. i feel that the passion within thbis restaurant is all in perfect sync from the waiters to the chefs. a truly wonderful,glorious, magnificent passionate experience which is what a restaurant should be about, not just good food but a sesual tour of smell, sight and taste.

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LMNT Restaurant
Great for an occasion or meal with friends. Warm atmosphere with quirky, eccentric seating booths and decor. The food in my experience is not its forte, but it compensates for this by good service and great ambience. It is a novelty restaurant and it delivers a great experience. (With slightly pornographic toilets!).

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LMNT Restaurant modern european, great atmosphere, good value
we come here on a regular basis and always have a great experience! the food is great, the atmosphere is relaxed, the decor kitch and fun, and the bill always surprisingly small! what more could you want?

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LMNT Restaurant Eclectic, Erotic, Eccentric
I first visited LMNT in 2002 and was impressed. I made my 1st return visit to this Hackney restaurant in January 2009, and am still impressed. Set in a suburban residential street on an all night bus route this old pub has been transformed in to London's most crazily decorated eating house. Ancient Egyptian themed from the outside, but with all types of decor inside, from classical Greek to medieval and English hunting and Tutenkahmen the place is a feast for the eyes. Tables are spread high and low, access by ladder in some places. The menu is also a mixture of styles, mostly poultry, game and fish, but not your normal dishes. A specials board offered the only steak, but I had a very fine pheasant en croute from the al la carte menu. All the food was well prepared and the staff are knowledgable and attentive. The bill was very reasonable at about £65 for 3 courses for 2 with apero and wine and coffee.
Prudes should avoid visiting as the lavatories are highly decorated in an unusual style.

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LMNT Restaurant Eccentric eatery in E8
It's unlikely you'd stumble upon this place by accident, as it's on a fairly mundane residential street and looks like a decrepit local pub you'd hesitate to step into, but wow... imagine what a surprise awaited.

Inside the place is decked out in a lavish and not a little camp way, with open fire roaring between the paws of a lion. There are a number of unusual alcoves, including a 'pod' which seats 4, and little eyeries at the top of a staircase.

The food is good, and reasonalby priced, although portions could be a little more generous. Dishes are mainly French inspired with a few daily specials. The house wine is fine also. Toilets feature murals not recommended for the ultra-prudish! A fun place for a very unusual night out, worth booking in advance at weekends.

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LMNT Restaurant
Great value grub, totally unique place.

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LMNT Restaurant Superb
Easy to miss from the outside (it looks like a pub), LMNT is amazingly decked out in what seem to be leftover theatrical props, with an Egyptian slant. The little hideaway tables up stairs are amazing too. So this place has plenty of character. The food is wonderful here. We went on a sunday lunchtime and my companion had the roast dinner and said the beef was the best she's ever tasted. I had pan fried sea bream and that was excellent too. The starters and desserts were also well presented. Everything is very reasonably priced (you'd pay three times as much in the West End for the same food), and the service is also excellent. Highly recommended, just watch out for the sexily decorated toilets!