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First time in London. Loved this restaurant. Great food, impeccable service and stellar ambiance. Would go back and would recommend. More
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Wonderful food. Lovely atmosphere. Massively over-ordered though! We will be back. More
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Actually I'd give 4.5 stars to the food. Certainly will come again, very nice experience. An interesting choice of ingridients add a twist to classic dishes, but sometimes it seems there's an experiment just for the sake of trying something different, and certain things better left untouched. Some of the dishes as a result turned out to be either blunt, or too messy: the presentation occasionally looks a bit of an overkill, and ingridients which were not supposed to be together mixed up and distorted the taste. Not crazily priced (for London) for the quality, bottom line: highly recommended More
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Came here for Easter brunch with my three teenage children. The food was amazing. There were so many delicious choices. They were able to accommodate my son’s nut allergy with no problems. The service was excellent; beginning with the host as soon as we walked in. More
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Fantastic service. Very good food. A bit too expensive but consider that we are not used to London prices yet. More
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Discover London
If dining in the U.K. still evokes lackluster fish and chips or sorry boiled vegetables, it’s time for a trip. Call it the renaissance of British cuisine—from revived and updated bangers and mash to regional authentic Chinese, London has rewritten its own culinary story and now proudly bears the qualities of a veritable food destination. With a population of nearly 8.8 million people and one of the most popular airports in the world, the city is a bastion of cultural and culinary diversity, from an old world Parsi café and forage-forward tasting menus, to rethought English breakfasts and markets of all types. We’ll cheers to that.
Discover London
If dining in the U.K. still evokes lackluster fish and chips or sorry boiled vegetables, it’s time for a trip. Call it the renaissance of British cuisine—from revived and updated bangers and mash to regional authentic Chinese, London has rewritten its own culinary story and now proudly bears the qualities of a veritable food destination. With a population of nearly 8.8 million people and one of the most popular airports in the world, the city is a bastion of cultural and culinary diversity, from an old world Parsi café and forage-forward tasting menus, to rethought English breakfasts and markets of all types. We’ll cheers to that.
