Levan

Levan offers a main dining room with kitchen‑counter seating (a fun chef’s‑table spot) and window seats, plus outside tables; they also accommodate private parties and operate two‑hour seatings.

Yes, diners have brought dogs to Levan’s outside tables, with staff happily looking after pets and even photographing a guest’s border terrier.

Sunday, guests consistently praise Levan's Sunday menu and specials, especially the moules & frites and steak-frites offerings.

Yes, Levan has outside tables where guests have enjoyed dining al fresco and watching the world go by.

Yes, Levan welcomes private parties, and groups over six are asked to dine from one of the feasting menus priced at £55 / £65 / £75 per person.

Guests often describe portions as generous, reviewers note 'good portion sizes' and call out the generous bowl of fries on the Sunday special.

Yes, Levan welcomes families: guests report being accommodated with babies and family bookings, and staff have even marked a child’s birthday with a handmade chocolate.

Yes, Levan is frequently chosen for anniversaries and special evenings, with guests praising the attentive service, intimate vibe and thoughtful wine pairings.

Casual dress, comfortable, nothing formal expected; many guests still treat Levan as a spot for anniversaries and special occasions.

For a quieter, more relaxed visit choose midweek (guests note Tuesdays/mid-week visits are often calm); for a lively, good-value outing try Sunday lunch around midday for the moules‑and‑frites / steak‑and‑frites special.

Levan feels warm, inviting and vibey, an intimate spot where you can sit at the kitchen counter, enjoy cool music on vinyl, and expect friendly, attentive service suited to special occasions and casual meals alike.