Elvet Steakhouse London
Upmarket halal steakhouse in Forest Gate (E7) — ribeye, sirloin and wagyu with alcohol-free cocktails, a prayer room and a popular Ramadan iftar set menu; premium-priced but well-regarded for occasions.
Why it's listed: Independent halal steakhouse E7, alcohol-free cocktails, Iftar-oriented
Profile last updated 14 July 2026.
The business claims it
Structured facts from the listing and website.
- Cuisine style
- Halal steakhouse — steaks, burgers and grills“serving steaks, burgers & comfort sides”
— editorialSummary - Halal status
- fully halal“Independent halal steakhouse E7”
— classify_reason - Service modes offered
- dine in“steak_house, dine-in focused”
— types - Alcohol policy
- alcohol free“comfort sides, plus alcohol-free cocktails”
— editorialSummary - Price band
- premium“PRICE_LEVEL_EXPENSIVE”
— priceLevel
Customers reveal it
Recurring signal mined from real reviews — with receipts.
- Atmosphere as customers describe it
- Upmarket, warm and modern with a segregated prayer room“very upmarket... they had a proper prayer room (segregated by a screen)”
— reviews - Occasions customers use it for
- special occasions · celebrations · iftar · date night“great birthday iftar here”
— reviews - Dishes customers name repeatedly
- ribeye steak · sirloin steak · wagyu · bang bang / king prawns · chicken skewers“the ribeye and the sirloin steaks... cooked to perfection”
— reviews - Booking advised
- true“the restaurant filled up very quickly shortly after”
— reviews - Service character as customers describe it
- Attentive, accommodating and professional (staff stayed past closing to seat late guests)“they accommodated us past their closing time”
— reviews - Value for money as customers see it
- Pricey for East London but quality, experience and ambience are seen to justify it“on the pricier side but you're paying for good quality food, the experience and the ambience”
— reviews
Only the owner knows it
Questions we hold for the kitchen itself. Unanswered until they answer.
- Ramadan offering
- Runs a Ramadan iftar set menu (~£45), frequently mentioned by reviewers“We opted for the Iftar set menu, which offered great value”
— reviews
We're holding 9 questions for the owner — families & kids, best occasions & the vibe, vegan, coeliac & allergy options, why choose you, groups, private hire & catering, booking or walk-in?, good to know before you visit, must-order dishes, made in-house & sourcing — and will publish the answers here once confirmed.