Las Iguanas South Bank

I came here as a group of 5 early-twenties girls for bottomless brunch. The food was lovely and the service was great, the waitress made sure we always had our next drink on order. The drinks also didn’t take long to come out, so we really got our money’s worth! The only things to point out are the restaurant sits under a tube line so is very noisy, and the toilets were not very clean and smelt bad. Other than that, we had a lovely experience.

Was sat down immediately which was great but placed into a booth where the water was leaking into the restaurant. You could see the water gaining mass from the brickwork and trickling down. An easy lean back meant you got covered in water and what looked like black mould. We ordered nachos which took about 45 minutes to arrive when there was only a few other tables. The restaurant then filled up and lots of other tables who got their full meals before us. The staff did apologise for this but no reason for the delay was given and another 15 minutes passed before they arrived. On arrival they were mild in heat and the chips tasted stale. For the cocktails they are mainly ice but are tasty for this little drink you get. The passion fruit zombie was served with pineapple no passion fruit on a Tuesday before 1800 so I was surprised they had ran out of passion fruit slices already. I will not be rushing back to this venue and would advise going elsewhere.

I was visiting the hospital nearby and stopped by Las Iguanas at Royal Festival Hall for a meal. I was served by Tonia, who was so attentive, kind, and genuinely lovely – she really made a difference to my evening. The restaurant itself had a calm and welcoming atmosphere, which was just what I needed after a stressful day. The food was delicious, and the service made the whole experience even better. Thank you again, Tonia – I truly appreciated your warmth and care. I’ll definitely be back!