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Cecconi’s Sunday Feast at The Ned London

4.4 (1706)
£41 and over
Italian
27 Poultry, London, EC2R 8AJ

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Cecconi’s Sunday Feast at The Ned London

4.4
£41 and over
Italian
Bank

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2 people
7:00 PM
Booked 8 times today

About this restaurant

  • Good for special occasions
  • Lively
  • Great for brunch
Eat as much as you like from pastas and pizzas, salads, Sunday roasts, lobsters, oysters and classic Italian desserts. The Ned’s Feast is £120 per person or £190 per person with free flowing Champagne. Member rates may apply.

The Cecconi's Sunday Feast is served across Cecconi's and Malibu Kitchen, including counter seating.

For bookings of six or more please call to book.

Children under 3 eat for free, and the feast is half-price for children aged 4 to 12.

Please be advised bookings cannot be made for drinks only. Pets, other than registered guide dogs are not permitted in any area at The Ned. If you would like to request a highchair or for further information please contact the restaurant directly.

Please note The Ned reserves the right to refuse or cancel any reservation either ahead of or upon arrival.

Additional information

  • Location
    27 Poultry, London, EC2R 8AJ
  • Neighborhood
    Bank
  • Parking details
    Public Lot
  • Public transit
    Bank Underground Station (Central Line)
  • Entertainment
    Nightly live music from The Nickel stage.
  • Additional
    Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Wine

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Menu

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Reviews

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Reviews from people who have dined at Cecconi’s Sunday Feast at The Ned London.

4.4

4.4
(1706)
  • 4.3Food
  • 4.5Service
  • 4.5Ambience
  • 3.8Value

Noise • Energetic

Loved For

  • City of London

    Great for brunch

  • City of London

    Hot spot

  • City of London

    Great for live music

  • City of London

    Good for special occasions

Review summary

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Cecconi's Sunday Feast at The Ned London offers a vibrant atmosphere with "impeccable service" and a wide selection of dishes. The seafood and desserts receive special praise. While some find the roast disappointing, standout dishes like the lobster mac & cheese impress. It's a "genuinely decadent experience" in a stunning setting.
1,706 Reviews

  1. Kurt

    London1 review

    5.0

    Dined 1 day ago

    1. Overall 5
    2. Food 5
    3. Service 5
    4. Ambience 5
    This was so worth every penny, would gladly book to go back. Best service we’ve had in a long time. Amazing chose never had to wait for any thing and the champagne glass was never left empty

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  2. Luis

    London1 review

    3.0

    Dined on October 18, 2026

    1. Overall 3
    2. Food 4
    3. Service 4
    4. Ambience 3
    For the money the attention to detail could have been better. Most the oysters I tried had sharp bits of shell inside. Although the interior is beautiful and cozy, I found the tables really crammed together.

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  3. Louise

    London2 reviews

    5.0

    Dined on October 11, 2026

    1. Overall 5
    2. Food 5
    3. Service 5
    4. Ambience 5
    We had a fabulous time yesterday, the food was amazing & the staff were fabulous!

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  4. OpenTable Diner

    London1 review

    5.0

    Dined on October 11, 2026

    1. Overall 5
    2. Food 5
    3. Service 5
    4. Ambience 5
    A genuinely decadent experience and a wonderful place to share a celebratory occasion. Staff and service impeccable as was the food.

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  5. Katie

    London1 review

    2.0

    Dined on September 27, 2026

    1. Overall 2
    2. Food 1
    3. Service 3
    4. Ambience 3
    I visited at 16:00pm for the Sunday Feast and while the atmosphere and service were lovely, the food unfortunately didn’t meet expectations especially at £120pp. Our waiter was genuinely excellent: warm, attentive and took time to explain the format and dishes. He even helped track down a specific dish I’d seen on social media, which I really appreciated. The selection across pasta, pizza, seafood, cold meats, cheese, roasts and desserts is impressive, and aesthetically everything looked great. However, the quality didn’t match the presentation. I had high hopes for the roast, but it was the weakest part of the experience. The chicken was dry, the beef was cooked well but let down by flavourless, dry potatoes and the Yorkshire puddings although visually appealing..were hard and dry. Even with gravy, I couldn’t finish the plate and asked for it to be taken away. The fresh mint sauce was the only highlight. Desserts were also hit‑and‑miss. The Oreo cupcake was genuinely disappointing.. supermarket versions are better. The Victoria sponge and Lemon and Blueberry cake were the only items I’d consider decent. One point to note: although plates were cleared between each dish, the cutlery wasn’t replaced. When our roast arrived, we had no knives or forks and I had to go to the waiter station to request them. A member of staff did apologise and bring replacements promptly, but it did interrupt the flow of the meal. The atmosphere was lovely and our table had a great view of the live music, but overall we left early and asked for the bill. We didn’t even think it was worth staying for the full two hour time slot. For anyone visiting specifically for the roast, I wouldn’t recommend it. Perhaps an earlier time slot might offer fresher dishes, but based on this experience, the quality didn’t justify the price. Thank you to Kian who was able to amend our reservation time slot upon request and polite through all email correspondence.

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  6. Tom

    London1 review

    1.0

    Dined on September 13, 2026

    1. Overall 1
    2. Food 2
    3. Service 2
    4. Ambience 1
    Very disappointing and seriously overpriced. At £120 per person, plus a 14.5% service charge, I expected a premium experience. Unfortunately, the food was very average and nowhere near the standard or value I expected from The Ned. The roast beef was poor, we were not even given a steak knife, and the lobster was also below standard. The house wine tasted like an inexpensive supermarket wine. I specifically called before booking to confirm we would have a good view of the live performance. Despite this, we were seated on the left-hand side with no visibility of the performance. We also noted a birthday on the reservation and called in advance to confirm it. The table next to us received a birthday cake and candle, while ours was completely overlooked. The service was inconsistent. When we asked for toothpicks, the waiter joked that he would not give us any, ignored the request, and later claimed there were none available anywhere in the restaurant. This was unnecessarily rude and unprofessional. At a venue of this level, even something as basic as a toothpick should not be an issue. Some staff were pleasant, but overall the service, food, atmosphere and attention to detail fell well below expectations. For £120 per person plus 14.5% service, this was nowhere near good enough. It felt more like an average hotel buffet than a premium Sunday feast. I would not recommend it and would not return.

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  7. Vicky

    London1 review

    4.0

    Dined on September 13, 2026

    1. Overall 4
    2. Food 4
    3. Service 5
    4. Ambience 4
    Sadam was our server and was very attentive. Go feel that for the money food was good. I do think 2 hours is not long enough and would have liked another half hour as quite a lot of tables were empty throughout our meal. I will be back to try the traditional lunch side All in all nice 2 hours

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  8. Carrie-Anne

    London5 reviews

    5.0

    Dined on September 6, 2026

    1. Overall 5
    2. Food 5
    3. Service 5
    4. Ambience 5
    Absolutely fabulous Sunday lunch, great atmosphere, perfect service & the food was amazing

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  9. Vinita

    London4 reviews

    3.0

    Dined on August 16, 2026

    1. Overall 3
    2. Food 3
    3. Service 4
    4. Ambience 4
    We went for the Sunday Feast and unfortunately I don’t think it’s worth the £120 per person price tag. There’s a good selection of food and the lobster mac & cheese was really good. The desserts were also nice with plenty of choice. However, the roast was very average. The service was very good throughout. Overall the quality of the food just didn’t match the price.

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  10. Nichole

    New York City5 reviews

    4.0

    Dined on August 9, 2026

    1. Overall 4
    2. Food 4
    3. Service 5
    4. Ambience 5
    Lovely experience. Best suited for those who like fish or seafood. Service was great.

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Additional information

  • Location
    27 Poultry, London, EC2R 8AJ
  • Neighborhood
    Bank
  • Parking details
    Public Lot
  • Public transit
    Bank Underground Station (Central Line)
  • Entertainment
    Nightly live music from The Nickel stage.
  • Additional
    Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Wine

FAQs

Cecconi’s Sunday Feast sits in The Ned’s grand, beautifully restored banking hall with live music at its centre, creating a theatrical, convivial vibe that many guests call buzzing and special-occasion worthy.

Smart casual is the guide, aim for polished but relaxed attire, and many guests do dress up a touch for anniversaries and special occasions.

For families, highchairs are available on request and the feast has child pricing: children under six eat free and children aged 6–12 are half-price.

Yes, guests recommend Cecconi’s at The Ned for special evenings and date nights, noting anniversary visits, live music and a memorable atmosphere.

Sunday, the Cecconi’s Sunday Feast runs on Sundays (12:00–16:00), and guests often recommend the 12:00 sitting to get first picks and enjoy the live music.

Cecconi’s Sunday Feast is best at the 12:00 Sunday sitting, guests say the 12pm slot gives first grabs of the seafood and buffet, while later sittings (around a 4pm slot) can see the main roast being packed away around half five.

Yes, children are welcome: children under six eat free and the feast is half-price for ages 6–12, and the restaurant can provide a highchair on request.

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A photo of Cecconi’s Sunday Feast at The Ned London restaurant

Cecconi’s Sunday Feast at The Ned London

4.4
£41 and over
Italian
Bank

Make a reservation

2 people
7:00 PM
Booked 8 times today
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