All In One Restaurant

The service is excellent. It is packed tonight but we were welcomed within a minute and had smiles from all the the staff. Found us a table quickly and steak was delicious. Hen party in having a great laugh. Old and young people here. Going to theatre and shows. the staff work as a well oiled team tables are cleared and food comes quickly. Just gotv10 percent off wow and my daughter just got told she is beautiful glowing

Good food. Ordered sampling of food. Sat night. Crowded. Younger crowd. Classy. Good service.

I’m giving All In One four stars for four good reasons:
1. Wi-​fi friendly. They have a good free wi-​fi (not a subscription service), the password is clearly written out (no scraps of paper with 234FADSfjk2343 written in biro). Oh and where can I plug in my laptop? The owner points out four power points and invites me to take the comfiest seats :)
2. Generally very friendly and helpful. First, I forgot to pay, came back and they were cool about it. Second, there are helpful instructions on the menu. Oh and the place is comfy and clean too, with a great choice of different kinds of seating.
3. Very reasonably priced — for lunch especially, but also they seem to have a lot of offers, 2 for 1 deals, theatre discounts and so forth. Most of the lunch main dishes are £4.90. I had Stifadho, with chips and salad — a lot of the dishes are Greek themed — and I’d say it was great value. Good coffee = £1.50. Liqueur coffee = £2.95. And drinks offers… which brings me on to…
4. Cocktails! And shooters. Typical party combinations — it’s not The Milk Thistle or anything — but and all at refreshingly non-​Park-​Street prices.
t’s a refreshing change from the rest of Park St and would be a top drop-​in for eats, coffee or drinks wherever it was based.

All in One is yet another restaurant/​bar along Park Street, but in my opinion it isn’t one of the best and surrounded by plenty of other brilliant places to eat I wouldn’t’ tend to choose to eat here again. My experience was good, but it’s just not somewhere I’d choose to go — apart from perhaps if I wanted somewhere cheap to grab a quick bite to eat with a friend.
The design of the place doesn’t really appeal to me, and perhaps this is the main reason I wouldn’t choose to come back. Inside it’s laid out very much like a canteen, with loads of little tables crammed into one room — but to give them the benefit of the doubt it is all very modern and clean, and there’s nothing bad to say on that point. If you aren’t fussed about having a great table to enjoy your food then you won’t mind this and should check it out.
In terms of pricing the place is great, they really do offer affordable food and if you’re on a budget then it would probably suit your needs well — they offer something for everyone food wise with quite a large menu, including all the kinds of thing you’d expect for lunch — you can get soup and bread for £3.50. Their evening menu is also pretty good, offering steaks and grills which I hear are actually very tasty and they cook them well! Basically it wasn’t to my taste, but I can see that its quite a good place in terms of food and pricing… so check it out for yourself.

Something always strikes me as a little outdated about All In One. Maybe it’s the slightly 80s colour scheme, maybe it’s the cheap plasticky tables or maybe it’s the cheesy colours and glassware of the cocktails. In any case, it’s hard to imagine this ever being anyone’s favourite bar.
What All In One is good for however, is providing a relaxed spot to grab a drink at any hour of the night. When most of Park Street’s sleazy parade of drinking (or should that be already drunk?) holes are blasting out the chart hits and cringeworthy party tunes, All In One is still a relatively peaceful to grab a cheap (but probably not very good) drink.
Unless you’ve got some serious munchies, definitely give the food a miss. It’s standard stomach-​lining stuff and you could make better at home for less with a trip to Sainsburys. In fact, that’s All in One all over really. If you need to be out for a drink or a bite, then by all means pop in, otherwise you could fulfill the same purpose and probably get better quality and atmosphere by hanging out in someone’s house.

All in One is a good little place to come to if you are in search of cheap and cheerful classic British food but want to avoid the dozens of Weatherspoons scattered around.
It’s not packed with hundreds of students at night, nor creepy old men so it’s not a bad place to come on a night out too. Make it one drink though as there are better places to visit.
Worth the money for a lunchtime treat, but maybe avoid for dinner as for the price of the food you might be able to get slightly better quality of food elsewhere.

This family run restaurant and bar has been going since the late 70’s and is still going strong. Old fashioned, in some respects, they value comfortable surroundings, good value and tasty food. There’s nothing too exciting to be had here, but All in One’s success is down to being a reliably good place to grab a bite to eat or an after work drink.
Great for student nights out, or family lunches, All in One is cheap and cheerful. The staff are friendly, the service is quick and the food comes in hearty portions. A good all rounder to be found mid-​way up Park Street.

I’ve eaten in all in one twice and been once for a drink, and I can safely say, this place is cheap, cheerful and vaguely stylish, so gets four stars from me. The beer is pretty cheap, Becks at around £2/£2.50 from what I can remember and cheap meal deals, it certainly doesn’t break the bank.
The food is quite standard, but of a good quality. I was impressed by the size of the portion of Chicken Supreme I got, but on the other hand, my friend’s chicken Kiev was quite minuscule. It’s not a place I’d come to on purpose, but I know I can rely on all in one for cheap dining and a casual drink. It’s not somewhere I’d take a date, or add to the list of places on a pub crawl though.

The name All in One doesn’t fill me with great confidence in an establishment as it usually means all in one and nothing for all, and to a certain extent this is the case with this bar. It certainly covers all bases such as food, bar, music etc, etc, but like WH Smiths, you can get everything it has to offer some place else, for less.
The food isn’t too bad and it does the traditional British classics to a reasonably high standard, but you won’t be blown away by anything other than the price. The bar offers you your standard draught lagers and the odd continental beer, but again the prices are a little off putting.
A distinctly average bar/​restaurant halfway up Park Street with less than impressive prices.

Always a good meal here, staff very friendly and helpful, have been going there on and off for many years. You can choose from the English Menu, or go Greek menu, they do Greek desserts too, but the portions are very generous, so I don’t know anyone who could manage the dessert. They serve a full range of drinks, including Greek specialities, and stay open till very, very late. It’s a very nice family run business that I would reccomend to everyone.

Good value, especially lunch menu. I am not familiar with genuine Greek food, so can’t say much on the quality of food though