Hugo’s

Fantastic lil’ enclave tucked away on Londsdale Road, Queens Park. Dog friendly restaurant with great hamburgers and brunch affairs. Every Thursday night, they run a open-mic session with some of the most talented artists performing. Hosted a dog event at Hugo’s on 15 Feb 2020. Nick was extremely accommodating and supportive. Highly recommended location for private functions for its food, large spacious venue and flexible owner.

Tucked away in one of the side streets of Queens Park area, you would hardly believe that you could stumble upon such a wonderful and charming place as Hugo's. Very relaxing interior with absolutely beautiful lighting inside and outside, just makes you feel like you are on a coast far from where you actually are. Another surprise i had was their burger, which beat many of those that i have tried from various burger joints in last almost 10 years in London. Great and very friendly owners and stuff makes this little gem my favourite place in this area.

I've been here numerous times now and food and service has always been consistently good. Food is relatively is high quality and there is always something interesting to try from the specials board. They do some special nights during the week such as 'Steak night', that are very good value. (Two ribeye steaks and two glasses of wine for £30). You can also just pop in for a few drinks, if you're not hungry. Highly recommend.

In this instance it was as a wedding venue. The staff were really, really polite and professional, the meal was very good and the atmosphere was lovely. Parking was free when I arrived after 3pm (but it may be free all day) and the whole street is available (certain businesses are closed on the weekend so you just park in their spaces). Overall a great experience.

Nice place and food. They have now started to add a service charge to the bill which I find cheeky. We used to go Hugo's for lunch from work but, due to the prices have stopped, £15 for lunch is not reasonable and possible to do every lunchtime. I would suggest they have a cheaper lunchtime menu and may get more customers through the door. It's usually quite at lunchtime can always get a table.

We just had a quick afternoon drink at Hugo's: I liked the quiet atmosphere and the low light filtering from the windows, which coloured the wood of the restaurant room with warm tones. A couple of guys were rehearsing some music with guitar, piano and a saxophone, while we were sipping a nice smoothie and a prosecco with sloe gin cocktail. All good, although I would have liked a slightly friendlier attitude by the waitress, which although was not unwelcoming looked a bit abrupt to us.

Hugo's takes the cake for ambiance. Great, airy setup and even nicer on a sunny day. The warm, country style interior is always pleasant. They recently redid their daytime menu and you can now build a DIY English breakfast which is great. Staff is very friendly, and they often have live music (there's a piano in the back). We haven't had dinner there in a while, so not sure if they've redone that menu or not, but in the past it was very good (the lamb, if I remember correctly, was terrific). I feel lucky to have this restaurant just around the corner in our neighborhood. I could go on but suffice to say this is a great place to be a regular at. Nice complement to Ostuni and Jack's down the block. Note: Hugo's scrambled eggs are some of the best I've had in as long as I can remember.