Lussmanns

This is a real gem of a place hidden away in St. Ablans. I have only been a couple of times, but it is by far the best restaurant in town. Food always full of flavor and delicious.

Fantastic. The food was great. Service was cheerful and went above and beyond. I rarely leave reviews, this one deserves a five star.

The cosiest place ever.
Service is excellent.
Wild bream in a bag Delicious
Crème brûlée excellent
Loch Duart smocked salmon excellent
House fries below average
Chickpea & spiced tomato hotpot tzatziki & pain à l’ancienne: average where you struggle to trace the chickpeas –so you are practically left with tomato sauce, Parsnip and onions. Cumin should have been in the description for the non-​fans of it and tzatziki is actually a tzatziki wanna be — sorry but vacation in Greece would be a benefit for the cook to learn how tzatziki should be
A pity fish and chips is only available on Fridays
Pimms cup is described as lemonade, mint & cucumber where only the lemonade is present and that in excess; hence, I suggest this should be renamed to lemonade with a hint of Pimms — sorry about that
Saint Albert Pacherenc du Vic-​Bilh was good
Toilets clean and tidy but would benefit from some chlorine tablets.
Offer
12−7pm daily
2 courses £11.50
3 courses £13.95

Last night at 8 pm best time to go

Nice restaurant, food seems a little overrated, last couple of times I’ve been, the portion sizes seem to be for children, food can be bland, or it can be amazing, very often it’s cold, and I often send it back, it’s a shame because this restaurant could be really good, service is prompt, but in my experience I’ve left feeling disappointed and hungry, and it’s not especially cheap either.

Lussmans!!! The best Steak I have ever had!!! is on the pricey side but is worth it!

Lussmans is my favourite restaurant in St Albans. The food is fantastic and the atmosphere is wonderful.

YUM! YUM!
The food here is great. It’s well thought out. They regularly review and change the menu, keeping up with the seasons.
Look out for the Friday night fish special.
It’s a great atmosphere. With live music at times.
Try the baked Camembert for 2.

Nicely lit, modern fit out restaurant in St Albans town centre. A little hidden away in an off street miny shopping arcade.
I had the Rillettes, Burger and Stick Toffee Pudding. The latter was absolutely delicious and comes second only to my wife’s cranberry crumble (a Christmas tradition) in knee buckling dessert tastiness.
I was surprised to read Stuart G’s negative review and urge him to give it maybe one more try as I have been around 4 – 5 times and it has always been a great experience.

Good simple food, cooked well, with excellent ingredients. Very child friendly and — small pasta and sauce portions are perfect for hungry little folk.
Charming staff make this a firm value favourite.

Setting — Open, bright, well aired and spacious with a lovely modern feel. Great setting in my mind. Plants on the tables were a nice touch
Service — It was a bit quiet when we arrived so service was good, prompt though not overly enthusiastic. It was a Muggy Sunday though so I can let them off for that.
Food — Mackerel starter was nice, light and quite refreshing. Mains was Pork Belly which I found to be tender, tasty and filling with good mash. Crackling was a bit tough though also it was a shame that there was no veg with the meal and I didn’t see any option to add any. Desert was a great Walnut Brownie. Not at all heavy and chock full of chocolate chunks and walnuts. All this for £14 which is a total bargin!
Overall — Great place and would come here again if I ever get the chance too.

Not a place you are going to a. Stumble across — as it’s hidden away in a non eventful small square off the high street. And b. If you perhaps fancy taking your chances on a Friday night without a reservation — this place is always booked at the weekend! Step inside this modern spacious restaurant and you will notice straight away that this place is really buzzing. It’s set on three floors with the kitchen in full view (for most diners on the ground floor) and the atmosphere is informal and relaxed. The menu is simple honest food with emphasis on the grill, fresh fish, and pasta options. They also source as much local seasonal produce as they can, great wine list too.
Now it won’t win any prizes for fancy schmancy food, as what you see is what you get. But if you are looking for quality ingredients that speak for themselves, then you have come to the right place. An ideal spot to take someone on a first date, or if the in-​laws are in town as it will impress without trying too hard!
Good value and great service, most mains being between £7 — £15. You won’t go hungry either as the portions are a generous size. Well worth a visit.