Eating at The WORST RATED STEAKHOUSE in Britain. I WAS VIOLENTLY SICK!

Eating at The WORST RATED STEAKHOUSE in Britain. I WAS VIOLENTLY SICK after eating at The Angus Steakhouse Restaurant in London for a review of their Steaks. Online it's the worst reviewed Steakhouse Restaurant in London England. Here's my Review of The Worst Reviewed Steakhouse Restaurant in Great Britain.
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[@bouillonjules2]

You're brave for trying this place out. The first and last time-in fact my only time-to the same place, was back in 1991 when it was The Aberdeen Steakhouse!! Went in there with friends for a pre-theatre dinner. About 10 years later there was a programme on the telly showing off the kitchens of these places-rat and mouse droppings everywhere🤢. The Slug and Lettuce nearby is a bit cleaner but their steaks aren't that great either. Glad you're feeling a bit better 👍

[@bigal2417]

I remember that program on TV about that steak house.

[@natashabegley1346]

Most of London places to eat are very poor! If you want quality food don't eat in London.

[@englishcountrylife3805]

OMG! I went to an Aberdeen Stake house in Paddington around that time. We walked out because of the filth. The waiter’s uniform was filthy, the cutlery and table cloth absolute dirt. Some years later it featured on a documentary tv programme about rat infested restaurants. I wonder if it’s the same one as yours?

[@bouillonjules2]

English Country Life OMG-I completely forgot about the one in Paddington! And for a reason-I ended up with gastroenteritis after visiting the one in Paddington and it was a long time ago....around 1986/87. Went there with my mother and late step-father. Could've been Garfunkles, but I think it was an Aberdeen steak house. Seems redundant to me to re-brand it as an Angus Steak House (nearly spelled it 'Anus'🤣!!). The one I was initially talking about was the one on Charing Cross Road. I find it quite concerning when the reviews on Tripadvisor etc are 4 out of 5 stars. TOURIST TRAPS!!

[@atb88]

Saw the same ITV programme yeaaars ago, about mice droppings where they kept the plates and mugs in the kitchen!

[@AKAtAGG]

Okay London prices aside - I am a catering butcher in leeds, and i sell to restaurants and hotels (better places than that shithole) and rarely would you find an 8oz fillet steak for less than what you paid there. They would, however, have much more flavour, and be cooked better. Those fillets of beef you ate are almost certainly imported from Brazil or Venezuela. That's not what made you ill, what made you ill was them using beef past its best.

[@rodhuy01]

Probably the prawns in reality. Beef would stink if it was off. Prawns and seafood get bacteria early that affect you before they start to stink.

[@AKAtAGG]

@@rodhuy01 yeah this is also true

[@haitolawrence5986]

The prawn cocktail is the most likely suspect for your illness in my opinion. Seafood is notorious for food poisoning.

[@louiegold8308]

Not from M+S

[@daveduck4315]

Shitole that is London

[@matthew6994]

True, but I highly doubt it was the prawn cocktail unless it was stored incorrectly for extended time after purchase as he said it was in date, also it was from M&S - enough said. I would bet it was that restaurant

[@karlos543]

@@matthew6994 To be fair, this restaurant probably gets through meat really quickly so doubt it's old food. Why think M&S have better hygiene than anyone else? Humans are humans!

[@matthew6994]

@@karlos543 I know someone who works in a M&S factory and their standards are second to none

[@joannegray5138]

Hope you're feeling better now, Lee. Those fries and onion rings looked pre-frozen and dumped in the frier as required.

[@ronaldvankappel5505]

A MENU CARD WITH PICTURES FROM THE MEAL GIVES ME A MACDONALD FEELING.

[@John-mu5ki]

As a Chef at the 5* level, sorry to hear you were sick first of all. In my opinion the sickness could either be the Prawn Cocktail or the peppercorn sauce as it contains dairy products. With the steak itself very unlikely as the bacteria tends to be on the outside. And both the chips and sad onion rings are deep fried so again unlikely. From looking at the fillet when you cut into it, it did look dry so maybe a " reheated " steak ???. Anyway a place I would never go to .

[@ChalcedonXXX]

Being sick in under 2 hours after eating strongly suggests to me Staohylococcus aureus thermostable enterotoxin. It was the pepper sauce that did for you (in my opinion). (Medical Microbiologist). I bet it was reheated from a batch made yesterday.

[@mhoppy6639]

That’s precisely what I was thinking.

[@kevinroome8286]

I thought for that price, you would have got, mushrooms, garden peas+grilled 🍅. Hate being ripped off 😡😂. Anyway take care 👍. Will look forward to the next one, that's iff you are still alive 🙏🤞😜

[@Malabus73]

Bloody expensive...£23.95 for a bit of steak.

[@bobrogers3324]

Very expensive for a small burnt steak, beer was also expensive.

[@bobrogers3324]

Why didn’t the steak have some vegetables on the plate instead of that strange greenery.

[@tommorris6681]

The meal looked fine. The chips looked golden and crispy, as did the onion rings. The portion sizes were okay for an expensive restaurant. The steak came exactly as you ordered it (medium, slightly pink in the middle). It looked juicy enough as you cut into it and there were juices on the plate as you were doing the thumbnail......Why on earth there are low scores and negative comments by the viewers is beyond me, they were obviously jumping on the negative bandwagon without really being honest and were marking it influenced by your comments. We can ONLY judge by looks and as i say, it looked fine.....I agree about the garnish, it looked an afterthought. So i'd give it an 8.5 on looks. Fillet steak, although the most expensive cut, is in fact one of the least tastiest due to lack of fat content, so that may account for lack of flavour. It may also be the case of the restaurant buying cheaper quality meat which may have affected the flavour and came across as dry. However, the chips are just fried potatoes and the onion rings just onion in batter. No fancy marinades or rubs to influence the taste in any way......so i'm not sure you can blame the restaurant for that, they can't physically "remove" any of those vegetables flavours by the cooking methods used. Perhaps, although unlikely, it was again due to the quality of the veg used. All in all, the meal looked visually okay, and whether you can blame the restaurant for lack of flavour is up for debate.....so let's not be unduly harsh i say :) x

[@jameskerr4174]

Steak looked repulsive PERIOD.

[@simonrolph3882]

£40 for a lump of tasteless meat, chips, onion rings and a beer, excluding the tip? Enough to feed a family of 4 from my local chippie with change.

[@allan4054]

That's got to be one of the most lack luster meals I've seen 😂

[@piersgibran9612]

To be honest I’m ‘apprehensive’ that you considered going medium well for a fillet…the fillet is prized for its tenderness, at med well it’s not going to be tender. It has no fat present to render and help retain moisture and most fillets are ‘barrel cut’ meaning they are deep and narrow. Therefore to get med - med/well takes a good while on the grill too. I think you should try med rare next time and ask the chef to give it a ‘heavy rest’ so that juices don’t run. Or if you like med - med/well go with a ribeye!

[@ianreid]

So Lee as a chef I went under a lot of training for food hygiene and poisoning.if it was the prawns you would have been ill within a short period of time depending if they were on the turn, poorly refrigerated and badly stored. Now the steak meal was a low hazard meal. My bet is on the prawns being incorrectly stored. Your bad stomach started after steak meal but you didn't get violently ill till later in the night. Basically the shit steak meal didn't sit well on top of bad prawns mate. You are now better off not eating much clear yourself out and then only eat a light meal to give your stomach time to heal. Best of luck. Please let me know how you are ok

[@kerrirobinson2171]

Nice to see a fellow chef here in the comments. Didn’t see he had prawns when making my comment. Depending what the conditions of the kitchen where like it could of been a factor of things. Yes steak is a low risk food but if things where cross contaminated.

[@clembu2275]

I ate here years ago before I knew it was a tourist trap. Most UK residents know not to eat there. Even though Miller and Carter are a glorified Harvester, they are miles better than the Angus Steakhouse.

[@heatherbaker8596]

If you buy a steak in Australia it automatically comes with either chips or salad or both, you don't have to pay extra for that. that is a rip off, did they charge you for the use of a knife and fork as well.

[@kenhunt9434]

Why do you think there was a cover charge?

[@johnwindle6378]

Straight out the freezer that Fillet, it looked a very old piece of meat, no meat juices flowing from it. Chips and onion rings, frozen. Not a good experience for you. Good Vlog again thank you 👏👍🍺

[@ManCave1972]

Braver man than me. Anyone who lives or works in London avoids the Angus Steakhouses because they’re expensive tourist trash. Poor quality, badly cooked and overpriced.

[@pshearduk]

Never visit a restaurant that has photos of the food on the menu 👍🏼

[@boblebob]

Exception is Chinese restaurants

[@willhub]

The steak can't be the issue, but you said you ate prawns earlier in the day, if I ever felt sick and looked back what I ate and got to prawns, that's the culprit!!!? In fact last time I got food poisoning It was after a Chinese, special egg foo young 🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@russm5212]

£50 a lb for crap 💩 If you cut into any steak and find that feathery, tearing consistency despite it being medium rare, it’s off a sh17 cheap breed of cow and is dry as a bone and chewy. Your knife should slide through fillet leaving a clean face

[@killerk3925]

This fella is a legend . He has a cool sense of humour and is honest in all his reviews. I hope his channel keeps doing very well and look forward to more content from him . Best of luck from Dublin bro.

[@lynn3707]

Sounds like you could have had a dodgy prawn. Hope you’re feeling better Lee.

[@adeferranti4610]

To be honest theres more chance of it being the prawns than the steak

[@renegade-master29]

Chips look like they are from the cheapest frozen bag of chips you can buy

[@richardeasten2937]

How long does it take to get sick from food poisoning? Symptoms begin 30 minutes to 8 hours after exposure

[@jobsquad2079]

Fillet steak shouldn't be chewy at all it should melt in the mouth and fall apart. Sounds like you got a pre frozen rump

[@baldrick2959]

My wife had prawns from M&S she was going to the toilet every 30 mins for 24 hrs will never get them again

[@SickNote93]

Hahaha that garnish made me chuckle. Are you sure the wind didn't just blow it onto your plate?

[@ubb262s]

I know what I'm going to say is heresy,but filet is the most tasteless cut If your gonna rate a steak house ,ribeye or strip steak

[@michaeljackson5938]

Hello, MacMaster Angus Steak House is Still in Existence 🤣🤣🤣 Fries & Onion Rings Pre-Frozen from Iceland 😒 Reason they use No Seasoning is That they Use Frozen Donkey Meat for their Fillet Steaks & Famous Stock Cube MSG Mushroom Flavour Pepper Sauce 🤔😒🥴😢🤢👎

[@krystalgazer5196]

Before you said where it was , I knew what you was going to say, it's staff are mainly illegal immigrants who all live in digs the restaurant owns, it's only for silly tourist with no idea.

[@rj.reliable]

You can tell the bubbles are from the laser imperfections from the bottom to maintain head

[@mrchow4106]

Silly tourist? You mean the ones that bring revenue into the country and aid businesses to stay afloat. You should pick your words wisely

[@damienmcmahon7389]

No salt on the chips…we’re you too traumatised to add salt yourself….that’s why they put seasoning on a table..appears everything lacked seasoning..something you could have rectified very easily.

[@TheMacMaster]

Couldn't rectify the bad steak and stale sauce. 🤢

[@damienmcmahon7389]

@@TheMacMaster Oh..thats odd you claim the sauce was stale ..could’ve sworn you said ‘’Thank heaven for the peppercorn sauce”…in fact if I recall correctly I you said that twice?

[@storm3698]

Once went to a pizza hut in Central London. Not long after leaving i felt like i was dying and was sick in the cab .My mum paid the driver for the inconvenience. I was only young at the time. Not long after visiting i read about that restaurant i had been in and there was mention of hygiene issues such as rat droppings. Put me off pizza for a good while. I have been back in pizza hut since but not that same restaurant. The hygiene rating is only as good as the day the place is inspected and ratings don't have to be placed on the door in England. You will always take a risk when you eat out.

[@boston......longtime7745]

I wonder if restaurants are trying to circumvent the new Laws for sharing tips. Call it a 'cover charge'. Just Eat have done this with CARD charges Law change.

[@gervaiscurrie6675]

Once walked by one of those places - the bulb had gone in the 'G' in its sign - you've never seen an electrician move that fast..

[@TheMacMaster]

Lol. 😂

[@mansfieldlad123]

Them onion rings looked remarkably like Aunt Bessies frozen onion rings and they are tasteless and the frozen chips £1.29 for 5 kilo's from Farmfoods the fillet steak did it state it was from a cow or perhaps it was from an old Buffalo from the wild west you never know it is london after all

[@markinchs3629]

I’ve never had a Stella last that long.

[@Redsnapper123]

Thats what I thought. Macmaster is obviously no wife beater.

[@neilpa]

Listen, Man United might not thank me but get the contract out, put it on the table. Let him sign it, let him write whatever numbers he wants to put on there, given what he's done since he's come in. Ole's at the wheel, man. He's doing it. He's doing his thing. MAN UNITED ARE BACK!!!!

[@lyndaterry3321]

Hi lee glad you waited for the bill to arrive before you marked it, my score would have been 3 before and 1 after it came, stay safe.

[@ewan_rbx4690]

Slug and lettuce haven’t got the best steaks. They also have a drink callled a boobtini🤣😂.But, Miller and Carter is the king we can all agree.

[@dajay2k]

No way troll

[@jacamo1993]

I walk past this every other day and I have never thought I will go in there to eat. I definitely will never eat there after seeing this.

[@robertmasters8146]

Tourist restaurants are notoriously poor Lee. If you don't see a cab driver in them, stay well clear..😃

[@asmith6647]

These Angus Steak Houses have too much competition nowadays from the likes of Gaucho and Hawksmoor who cook steaks so much better. £24 for a tasteless filet steak is a rip off!!

[@flitsertheo]

Prawn cocktail ? You are more likely to get sick from seafood than from a steak. A girlfriend ate some scampi in a restaurant, 2 weeks really sick, almost a month before she could eat normally again.

[@thecornedbeefcouncil9792]

20 minutes is a bit quick for a dodgy belly to develop. As soon as you said you’d had prawns for lunch I thought “oh...” I know which one I’d suspect no matter how poor the steak was.

[@KLC6432]

Looks like a fire damaged Hockey Puck on an over sized plate.

[@alisonfay8268]

Coming from a Chef that steak looked raw in the middle the garnish was disgraceful the onion rings were frozen not fresh and the chips were cheap frozen crap and the sauce !! Omg looked like it was gone off by the consistency of it 😳. 1/10 from me 🤮

[@JamesSmith-sw2gu]

Seen these steakhouses all over the place. Never once been in one. After watching this, I never will either.

[@at0micsheep]

I've not eaten in London before. What exactly is a service charge paying for? And why isn't it encoporated within the food price. Is it advertised anywhere that they add a service fee?

[@Cha1bs]

A service charge is an optional addition (usually about 12.5%) to your bill which is for the service you’ve received. You can ask to have it removed and not pay it, but generally speaking you should only request that if your service has been bad. It’s normally mentioned somewhere on the menu and it replaces the tip.

[@ricjuk9634]

He didn't actually mention being 'violently' sick (or even sick at all) once in the video, just said he had stomach ache. Pretty sure he wasn't even sick at all.. Clickbait title.

[@TheMacMaster]

You my friend didn't watch until the end!!! Watch again and learn not to comment until you've gathered all the information.

[@ricjuk9634]

@@TheMacMaster Eh? I did watch it right to the end! And at the end you say you were up most of the night with stomach ache, feeling really ill. I'd assume that if you'd been 'VIOLENTLY SICK' as the title suggested, that's what you'd have said at the end of the video with sweat pouring off your head in a vomit splattered bathroom. If the title of the video said "I GOT STOMACH ACHE !", then that'd probably be more accurate. But apart from that, good video, I probably wouldn't have clicked on it without the VIOLENTLY ILL title so fair play - you sucked me in and I watched to the end!

[@hivliner]

Ive got to say that i absolutely just love the English accent👌😊

[@Nunos645cgh]

I have passed this place a couple times when I've visited London, contemplated eating there, looks so nice from the outside! Nope, looks like I've had a lucky escape!

[@xboxnangable]

As a Londoner I'd rather go to a local cafe or even Wetherspoons than an Angus Steakhouse for a steak. They've always looked grim and must survive on tourism alone. I'd give it a 2 for the service you got.

[@andrewrevans8496]

I’m staggered that Angus Steak House is still in existence. I went to one in Soho in about 1975 and even though I was a naive teenager I could tell it was crap. I suspect they survive on custom from the least discerning type of American tourist. Of which there are plenty in that part of London.

[@andrewrevans8496]

Just remembered there’s one right opposite Paddington station, to entrap the poor saps the moment they step off the train from Heathrow.

[@alphabetaxenonzzzcat]

I am amazed that the chain is still going. I remember it was seen as a bit naff around the late 1990s, as The Evening Standard did a bad review of the franchise at the time. It's especially strange as to how it's still going now, as there's other really good steakhouse chains now(Goodman's and Hawksmoor spring to mind).

[@astromatt75]

I went here and was shocked that I had to pay a cover charge of £1, which when queried with the waiter it is £1 to be taken to your table. I got my own back by not leaving a tip.

[@rocknchips1342]

It's an embarrassing tourist trap, always has been for decades. I've managed to avoid that restaurant and others in the chain for 50+ years thank heavens!

[@michaelhall2404]

More likely to be the prawns for your sickness. Although the steak didn't look very appetizing.

[@racingspoon]

My money would be on the peppercorn sauce. Looked congealed to me so wouldn’t be surprised if reheated a few times.

[@bmclaughlin01]

You cleaned the plate, it couldn’t have been that bad. I’ve had a lot worse, inedible worse.

[@Sanddude666]

Definitely the prawns. I’ve had some bad experiences with M And S sandwiches. Found a caterpillar in one once. As for the Angus steak house. Went in the 90s. It was so bad we refused to pay. Couldn’t eat it . They tried to stop us leaving and threatened to call the police. Didn’t end well for them! We left! I believe they changed the name because Aberdeen Angus is a recognised seal of quality for beef from Aberdeen Angus cattle. Clearly not sold in this steak house therefore fraudulent.

[@terryoler1935]

Worst meal we had in London 1996. Never ordered beef in UK rest of our 14 day tour. Loved UK!

[@glenfordburrell2133]

Although It's a shadow of its former self the Angus/Aberdeen/American steakhouses still make a mint. The Germans love them and they're always packed to the rafters. The former owner was a Turkish chap a personal friend of the late Paul Raymond - the famous racketeering soho property magnate and a friend of Michael heseltine. The pampas fed beef was usually imported from Argentina but I doubt that it is the same today but there is no restaurant chain in the UK that makes as much money as this group - which in the Seventies, were also owners of a wimpy style of chains known as the Golden Egg. For the Scandinavians, Dutch and Germans It's the place to be when visiting London. It's their resthaven since NE's do not trust the exotic cuisines on offer in the neighbouring Chinatown. Whenever I pass their restaurants I go berserk because they're the only places where the clientèle are always s 100% white Anglo Saxons - which was the same for another chain of restaurants named Garfunkles. It's not about Racism it's just that the NE's do the same things year after year. Windsor Castle during the day, afternoon tea at the Waldorf and a pre-theatre slap-up at an Angus. Then off they would go to the talk of the town or the Whitehall theatre so see "No sex please we're British" - They can't help but they love each others company! 30yrs ago the steak would have arrived with grilled tomatoes and mushrooms, watercress, Hollandaise sauce and guarfrette potatoes before one even ordered a side dish - creamed spinach, French fries, ratatouille or cauliflower cheese- thats all. The onion rings would have definitely been a no-no in those days. Both the brothers that originally owned the chain have probably passed by now - if they're still alive they'd probably be spending their days sitting in a chair dribbling at both ends. But a meal in a Aberdeen steakhouse in the Seventies was mist certainly a treat!

[@johngrant5448]

I looked at that steak and I thought AAAAAArrrrrrrrrrggggggghhhhhhhhh. I would have been too ashamed to serve this and I would have thrown it at the chef.

[@ronaldvankappel5505]

OLD MILKING COW MEAT WITHOUT FLAVOUR, DRY AND CHEWING GUM LIKELY. ONION RINGS TASTING LIKE HOSPITAL MEAL. TO THIN DRY FRIES POTATOAS..............MAC DONALD QUALITY

[@stewarttaylor2419]

Is it just me who was disappointed to not see footage of him violently vomiting? 🤣

[@eleveneleven572]

Thank you for that. I'm so glad I sold up in Canary Wharf in 2003 and moved to France. In comparison I can get a four course meal at my local restaurant... e.g. charcuterie starter, steak frites main, cheese board, sweet, carafe of red wine and coffee. For 13€. And it's perfect. And no projectile vomiting.... 😨

[@iLoveAppl3947]

well UK has nothing apart from beans and fishcips.

[@angelagregory3475]

Almost 24 quid for the steak on its own. What a swizz! Nothing looked appetising except the lager. Hope you are feeling better now Lee.

[@jeffreychongsathien]

As a Brit, I've always wondered who on Earth eats at that place. I figured it existed purely to be a tax dodge.

[@sketch591]

That steak looked as dry as camel's flip flop . That Stella would have been necked rapid to keep my taste buds refreshed. Great review mate, keep em coming.

[@mwmacp]

Anyone considering a well-done steak needs their head examined. Also Stella, seriously?

[@supersonicsid5930]

I went there years ago on a family treat and it was a treat because in those days steak was a rarity. I was just impressed to go up town and to young to know what was a good steak and what was a bad steak. I could probably count on one hand the times Mum and dad went to a restaurant in those days , just didn’t have the money . I’m talking in the 60 s . Restaurants have to be good these days because if they’re not they get found out.

[@insignificantaftermathPROJECTS]

You never go into central tourist places for food unless its a cafe. They have to churn out food constantly for droves and droves of tourists. Its always busy so can you imagine they don't take time to cook food or clean etc because they are always tending to more people. I always ate on the slight outskirts of London in the more quieter places that were still somewhat "Central Londony" Places like Chalk Farm/Primrose Hill, Hamstead Heath or Angel.

[@stuartbowerman7132]

I'm amazed at the price, I'm in Australia and you get a great steak dinner for aus$40. I wouldn't dream of paying aus$90 for that

[@davesingh1508]

Very surprised you didn’t complain to waitress that the food was tasteless,instead giving her a £5 tip, this is the reason these restaurants are still in business

[@elizabethkelly3492]

The waitress didn’t cook it so why shouldn’t she get £5 if she’s had good customer service, yes he should have complained but only if he felt like he wanted to

[@robtolley]

Shocking for the price 5 out of 10

[@peterlawrence3152]

40 quid for oven chips, frozen onion rings, tasteless steak and packet sauce. Jings man.

[@haydenpardoe7]

The amount of times I walked past that place and it was full to the rafters I met thinking I should pop in. THANK GOD I DIDN'T!!

[@stephaniewhite9526]

This is like Jackass and you keep enduring pain to bring us another episode. I am already very worried for you eating at the Palace again. Such a brilliant and honest London review.

[@Redsnapper123]

Cover charge is an admission fee for a restaurant or club.

[@ianreid]

From what has been said it has poor hygiene. If the chef used say tongues on raw chicken then picked up your steak cross contamination would occur. It does sound like this is what happened!!

[@Edgel-in6bs]

I got thrown out of here in the mid 00s for complaining that the bread was stale and someone was smoking in the non smoking area. They tried to make us pay for drinks, when I refused he snatched it out my hand and said "I'll have the fucker then"

[@iwanderaround8764]

Crazy it’s next to the top rated steakhouse in London aswell

[@karlos543]

Not a fair review really when you've had a prawn sandwich beforehand. I've had prawn problems before...Wasn't pretty!

[@bipbippadotta3680]

Steak looks burnt on the outside & raw inside. These places have never had a good reputation. It always struck me as ironic that a restaurant that even features the word steak in its name can get it so badly wrong. They really are generic tourist traps.

[@simonmusgrovewethey]

Bip. Steaks are supposed to be raw on the inside unless your a heathen and incinerate your food ;-) A properly cooked steak is a thing of wonder, this obviously wasn't.

[@Yaxrob]

raw ahahaha

[@billrankin]

Chewy steak must be frozen not fresh, looked shit to be honest

[@FIFAKINGPIN]

Feeling rough, back up at 8 for a full English??? 🤣 Good content dude

[@Allaboutragnarinthevan]

This is a good place to take the mother in law.

[@malafor7454]

LMFAO

[@kuluv2]

The moment you CUT that thing It's STEAK HORROR SHOW.

[@John-fo5ut]

Eat everything and then say it's shite. Wouldn't know a decent meal if it crept up and smacked you in the face.

[@stephenparslow7964]

Lol, I’ve eaten there in the past when it was the Aberdeen steakhouse. The steak you ate probably dated back to 1968 when it was established. Great content as always and yipppeeeee. The states have reopened, we will now get some amazing restaurant reviews. I’m off to California over Xmas. Enjoy your trip my friend.

[@TheMacMaster]

Thanks. I'm off to LA also. Might see you there. 👍🏼

[@g3everex]

I would lean toward the prawn cocktail that made you sick. When you cook into your steak it did look a little tough. Maybe some A1 steak sauce would have helped. Give them another go with DJ. See what DJ thinks of this steak house. I hope your feeling better.

[@shirleywormald3197]

Loved the video Lee,having an early night watching from my comfy bed 😊really looking forward to your adventures in Oz ❤

[@4cett5]

Onion rings are frozen same with the chips and the steak is cheap 2 for 10 pub steak served it for years when I was younger vile food.

[@simonadkins9929]

That’ll be the prawn cocktail! … steak , chips Onion rings washed down with alcohol is highly unlikely

[@tonyinit8488]

I've passed this place on my trips around London and wondered what it was like so thanks for sharing 👍. There is nothing like a good steak and it seems this was nothing like a good steak ! 😋

[@russellbrookes7238]

Daylight robbery for that price and for what you recieved.... That garnish really jazzed it up.....pfffffffffft! Frozen food at that price is taking the proverbial....... Steak however has to be cooked fresh or was it? Most likely cooked by someone who doesn't really know and that is not the individual's fault... The location like you say is bound to attract tourists etc and will pay for similar to what you had unfortunately.

[@philipevans2726]

The Stella looked good🤗💓

[@LymeRegisFossils]

The MacMaster - I hope your feeling a bit better now ! I had some great fish and chips at the Anchor Inn , Seatown yesterday evening . With best wishes from Dorset

[@MrLees-oq8wb]

That steak hasn't been rested for long enough. Chips looked wank and that guy in the window looked like he wanted a steak knife for inappropriate uses

[@michaelhudak8525]

Lee you're a real trooper! I used to always go to the 5th Quarter Steak house in Louisville, KY on every visit. Then one time two of the three of us got terribly I'll. Never have returned to that restaurant. I hope all your viewers take note and make the smart decision. Wish you better health soon. Motown Mike

[@TheMacMaster]

Coming to USA in November. Keep an eye out. 👀 😊