We chose the London restaurant festival set menu. All 5 courses were delicious! The only reason I gave 4 star instead of 5 because the service “forgot about us “.Thank you so much for the experience.Tip:Go early enough so you can have a drink in the side bar!Delightful experience!!

Wow. What a fantastic find. Outstanding location and setting in an old library. The food was the best Indian I have ever eaten - we shared the 20th anniversary butter chicken and it was sensational.Drinks selection was also extensive (wine) and good variety of beer.Staff were also highly attentive and knowledgeable.For a special occasion, I would highly recommend the Cinnamon Club.

Visited this restaurant last week and was blown away by the culinary experience. I purchased the tasting menu and to say it was “good” is a vast understatement the dishes were served in good time and not a second too late, each course was just the right size and by the end of the meal I felt sufficiently filled. The staff were exceptional and welcoming and I ended up leaving them a 33% tip as I felt it was necessary and well deserved. 10/10 would recommend to anyone who has a delectable appetite for an Indian menu.

Top notch food at a not unreasonable price - we paid just over £200 for the 4 of us and had some starters, desserts and some cocktails. It was very quiet on the Monday lunchtime we visited so lacked atmosphere but thats not the restaurants fault. Restrooms could do with an update. Loved everything about the food 🍽️

What felt initially like an odd place to go into. An old library through and through with no signage out the front to suggest there is a lovely cocktail bar and Restaurant inside. Well, that soon changed by the time the first dish came. I share below the starters we had round the table. Paneer, fish, pigeon and chicken and wow the taste was incredible! This was only boosted when the main came and the butter chicken for two is 100% recommended and I may say one of the best butter chicken, and curry flavours Ive had. My advice, order extra naan because youll want to dip into the sauce over and over again.I cant wait to go back!

Beautiful place, although a bit dark and gloomy. Food was nice, and the service was alright as well.

Brilliant atmosphere, great service and food.We were three and we stayed for hours just enjoying the ambiance, the food and our drinks. We ordered a la carte. I would recommend this place as it is unique and tasty.

Delicious meal. The king fish starter and halibut main were perfect. With the 3 types of chocolate dessert. 2015 magnum vintage to wash it down along with a port, muscat and whisky. Simply perfect! A great dining experience. For a party of 4 a very reasonable £80pp considering what we had.

Exquisite food, chose the taster menu with accompanying wines, very knowledgeable and attentive staff which added to the experience. Then with the fantastic ambience of an old school library/stately home it all merged into a wonderful evening.Highly recommended.

Excellent food. Superb service.

Pretty much the best Indian I ever had. We had the 3 course menu for £30. Im still thinking about that juicy chicken and the extremely well made naan. I dont usually eat naan but that was so so so yummy. Also, the kheer was simply divine. Very good service. Extremely nice ambience in the library. Will come back again.

The food was really nice and the atmosphere was outstanding. It’s quite an experience having dinner in a library. However the service was poor. I would have expected higher standards considering the prices you pay.

This restaurant is so stylish! Definitely recommend to go there and try their food.

This place is fantastic the food is out of this world value for money not inexpensive

Amazing food, amazing service! Everything about this place is amazing.

My third time going to Cinnamon Club, and I have to say, it was probably the best time Ive had. The tasting menu is well worth the £85 per head and the ambience/atmosphere was superb, as was the service. Literally have nothing bad to say. If you havent been, I would thoroughly recommend it.

My colleges were super impressed! The food was great. Not traditional. Classic European dishes with a big dash if Indian influence. A must try

2 star for the ambiance. Vegetarian entrée was a disappointment. Having tired some amazing Michelin stared Indian restaurants in London, I would put Cinnamon Club at the bottom of the list. Innovating a dish should not come at the cost of maintaining the authenticity of the cusine.

Unfortunately we were seated in cramped seating below the low ceiling of the mezzanine floor, at a row of tables devoid of table cloths, with our neighbouring diners chairs literally back to back with ours. Consequently, because of the close proximity of our seats, the lively sounds of the restaurant failed to obscure our neighbouring tables expletive laced dinner discussions from our family. Having specifically chosen to dine at The Cinnamon Club for the beautiful book-lined spacious dining room, with crisp white table cloths and stylish banquet seating, we really found our cramped, unclothed table pretty disappointing. Consequently, the high-end vibe wasnt there, it felt more All Bar One. But with a much higher price tag. The food was fine, a minor annoyance was that the bread didnt seem fresh. Our empty glasses sat uncleared for some time, adding to the cheap pub ambience (please note, the waiters and waitresses were great, this was one oversight). If we had been seated in the main dining area, as opposed to the wings, I think it would have been a much better experience. These tables looked really beautiful and were spaced out. If I had known in advance we risked being sat in the dud seating, I would have booked somewhere else.Positive aspects were: delicious wine, interesting cocktails, a really lovely and attentive waitress and a thoughtful surprise birthday dessert plate.I didnt know whether to write a review that has a negative lean, but wish I had a heads up on the table situation before I visited.

Great Indian food, refined and contemporary. Loved the smoked pigeon and even bought out a cake for the wifes birthday

Had lunch here 22dt September to celebrate my wifes birthday, our expectations were high and we were not disappointed. The food was superb, the staff friendly and attentive, nothing was a problem to them. Reasonably expensive, but worth every penny.

Everything was perfect. The staff were very attentive and friendly. The food exceeded expectations. The restaurant being in an old library makes it really calm and relaxed. Highly recommend.

Outstanding service, quality food, excellent wine, setting and atmosphere was perfect. If you are looking to begin your journey into Michelin style rated restaurants then this would be a superb restaurant to begin with. Would highly recommend enjoying a drink from the bar. An excellent take on Indian food but with a European style of cooking applied to both food and setting. Simply outstanding.

First visit. Great setting. Fantastic food. Just right for an informal business lunch. Thoroughly recommend.

The food were great but wish the presentation was neater. The staff were friendly but still very good with social distancing.

What a lovely place! A bit hard to find at first because the outside of the establishment gets lost in an office-looking like building and the front entrance is dark and no one was there when we arrive making us think we entered the wrong place or it was closed.Other than that, the entire dining experience from first to last bite was excellently delicious. A perfect first meal to kick off a UK trip :)

Very good. Nice and relaxing atmosphere. We at from the tasting and which is currently half price. All courses were excellent.

A lovely experience at this old library site. Food was wonderful, very light portions and the service was excellent. Recommended.

Uneven dining experience. Some of the dishes were nice, but others were unremarkable. The service was friendly but poor (waiting 20 mins for water to come to the table, no explanation of what the dishes were). £85 is criminally overpriced for this meal.

Food and service both great. I tried fish curry which is nice. Not spicy as most Indian people would like but still good enough. And sticky toffee pudding is definitely a winner.

Staff are nice and friendly, the meals are incredible and not too expensive and the restaurant toilets are very clean. 10/10 would recommend (suitable for children as long as they arent too young)

I visited the Cinnamon Club on Saturday 8th August 2021, the last time I was at this restaurant was in 2010. I’ve heard lots in the media regards restaurants who operate a racial segregation policy regards their seating but never experienced it first hand until the evening of my booking. I’m a black man & visited the restaurant with my female friend who is also black, even though my reservation was for 6.30pm & the main restaurant was fairly empty whilst waiting to be seated I noticed that once the front of house staff saw we were black they started to have a conversation among themselves & rather than show us to our table in the main dining room led us to another dining room which was not the main dining room & completely empty. I was livid about this & myself & my friend we realised straight away what was happening, I insisted that we be sat in the main dining room otherwise I would walk out, they then found a table for us in the main dining room. I’ve been eating out regularly at restaurants for over 25 years & have visited lots of the top restaurants in London, never before have I ever been treated like this, whilst I enjoyed my meal I felt the service was poor (the table waiting staff could do with eating a happy meal) the 3 stars I gave was for the food, I won’t be recommending The Cinnamon club to any of my friends be they black or white it seems since I was last there in 2010 they now partake in racial segregation.

Four of us went last week for a friends birthday. Interior was interesting and comfortable and the atmosphere was nice without being overbearing. Food and wine was really good - highlight of the meal was the pigeon starter. The staff were all very polite and attentive. Although we did tip, I like that there is no assumption of this on the bill.

Absolutely exquisite, fine dining Indian meal in a remarkable setting. Vivek Singh is a master (and a really nice guy - he came to our table and was super friendly and engaging).Highly recommend for a special meal out. Expect high-end twists on classic Indian flavours, using quality ingredients.

Get ready for a great meal in a beautiful setting. We took the tasting menu, although pricey, it’s worth every penny since you get to try a lot of things are their menu. The food is very authentic, served beautiful and really tasty. Service is spectacular with attention to every little detail.

Love it, so did the kids. Always a pleasure to eat here. They will make breads not on the menu if you ask nicely

Fancy and soooo noisy! Starter was aubergine served in a special way , and lamb. Both of them were great! Specially the lamb was really surprising. Main food was again lamb plus rice and butter chicken. Lamb was again fantastic, and chicken was OK. Price is according to a Michelin restaurant.

It was a fantastic experience. The food and service were both excellent. Excellent work

The four stars is for the food. Wine was superb! Delightful! Delicious. Indian food with a modern twist. Always good to try something different. Service was poor or more so below average, bit slow and jumbled. Dishes arriving at different times. For that price I expect a white glove service. Three starters arrived 10 mins after others. Placed the starter in front of the persons face rather than gently placing the food on the table. Just odd. Super hot in temperature in the dining room upstairs and didnt switch the AC on when asked. Made the evening very uncomfortable, it was useless brings bottles and bottles of water. All in all food was nice and we were a party of 10-12 they could have given us a larger table. Would I go there again? Very unlikely.

Good Indian food place in London. Located in a very different place. Busy restaurant with great food. Service is a bit slow tho.

Being vegetarians, the options on the menu did not impress. From starters to main courses, the vegetarian food tasted fairly average. Ambience is top notch though.

My experience started off rocky. I made a reservation for the tasting menu at 9:45pm through Open Table. We arrive, get seated, and the server brings menus. I mention that we reserved the tasting menu so we’ll just like to see the wine list. He says it’s too late for the tasting menu, you have to be there by 9:30 and we should order something else. I’m not from here so it’s not like I can just come back get the tasting menu next week so I’m annoyed. I ask why there’s an option to reserve the tasting menu at 9:45 if we can’t actually order that and he says, we need to order from the regular menu. That’s it. I’m visibly upset because this restaurant came highly recommended and my dining experience was not going well but we look at the menu to try to order.I ask for recommendations and Chris, the server, suggests we pick a few starters and do the butter chicken special which is enough for two. Ok, cool. We order that and wine. Chris comes back with wine and apologizes for the issue with the tasting menu, comps the wine and lets us know he’ll take care of us so not to worry. We had the lobster thermidor and the lamb mille starters and once we tasted the food, it was hard to stay upset. The food was delicious! Chris apologizes again, brings more wine, and chats with us. Our mains come out and again, AMAZING. We had the butter chicken, rice, naan, veggies, and mashed potatoes. Everything was great! The servings are generous and even though this is an upscale spin on Indian classics, the flavors were authentic and really took it up a notch. Chris also comped our desserts which were spectacular. He was patient with a difficult situation that was beyond his control but he really took care of us and made up for the booking/timing issue. He was personable and friendly and really made the dining experience worth it. Truly impeccable service from Chris!

Food was excellent. Atmosphere was lacking. Service was poor.Food here is delicious, cant recommend it enough. The atmosphere was slightly surreal, no music playing and when we first arrived is was eerily quiet. When the place filled up later in the evening it got more lively. The service could have been improved. We had booked for the pre dinner menu and didnt get our cocktail or pre starter despite asking multiple times. They gave me a discount off the bill which was appreciated but I expected better service from the restaurant.

Lovely food and good service however the large space lacks a little bit of atmosphere when not many people are in. We had the special Butter Chicken for two which was very nice but the accompaniments, especially the rice were a bit on the meagre side.

The Cinnamon Christmas Feast. £75 per person. Fine Indian dining. Lovely restaurant. Attentive staff. Huge portions for a top end restaurant. Treat yourself.

Amazing dinner in an amazing setting, it was busy and a bit understaffed but it was worth every penny thanks.

We were in the neighborhood of Westminster Abbey and we wanted to go to a restaurant nearby. Without knowing much, we walked into this restaurant when we were looking for casual lunch. Didnt take much to realize that this was not casual at all. However, we decided to take part in what they had to offer.As vegetarians, I went for the 2 course lunch, breadbasket and couple of sides for sharing with my wife. The cauliflower on tandoor with mix of sauces - I think in included strong mustard or may be wasabi - was a clever play on the palette. My second course had a base of a thick sambar and moon carved pumpkins on top. As a south Indian, I thought the sambar could not be re-imagined without spoiling my habitual taste of it. I was blown away by this too. The other sides - dhal, bread and aloo gobi was wonderful in their own way.We asked for masala chai and the waiter said they were out of spices. However they offered a regular tea on the house. We said no and ordered the dessert. The kulfi was wonderful with a marble chocolate sliver on top and puffed rice on the floor of the plate. It tasted amazing. While we were at it, we were surprised by our waiter bringing us a pot of tea, he said he found some spices and made it himself. Not sure how he did it, it was one of the best tasting tea I have had in a long time. He was surprised himself that we liked it much. There was enough for two of us to have two cups!This restaurant is expensive, but every bit worth it. The service, food, style and quality - everything had attention to detail.

The Indian food is not much Indian style but with tastes good! Especially the veggie food!Also love the grand Old Library environment! And the staff is very nice & helpful!

Loved loved loved this restaurant.My family and I had Christmas dinner here in 2015.The food was so well done and I must say left me totally stuffed!Which is what you want at Christmas, right?!Anyhow the service again was excellent and old school trolleys were used, which Ive always liked choosing a drink or a desert.Amazing way they have been so kind to the old library that was previously there, and loving keep the books on display.

This was my third visit to the Cinnamon Club and the service and food were still as good as the first two visits.The service is relaxed and makes you feel at home as soon as you enter the door. I was amazed by the flavours that were packed into the chefs pre-meal appetiser.The rest of the meal continued in the same vein. A wonderful evening which I look forward to repeating.

Brilliant fine dining, more than sufficient mains, and very tasty.Compliments to the chef and his crew.Serving staff very polite and plesent . Well done.

The location in the old Victorian library is pretty spectacular and holds a cozy charm. We went for a menu and although the food was nice it wasnt outstanding. We went for the filled courgette and the butter chicken curry which where flavoursome but not necessarily worth the price tag. The staff was very attentive and quick. Overall the place itself is worth a visit, the food was ok.

Food was good, but not as amazing as I was expecting given its reputation. They seemed understaffed and some staff seemed undertrained.

Great food, services is ok. Nice decoration inside. More of a westenlied Indian food. Overall good and recommend trying. Was worrying food may be too hot but luckily they can adjust the spiciness of the dishes and there are non spicy choices. The dessert is not really Indian food lololol

A wonderful experience from start to finish. We chose the Lazy Sunday menu which included a champagne cocktail. It was wonderfully presented, flavours out of this world & great value. Live jazz music was a treat too. Highly recommend.

Good service, nice food (although wasnt too keen on the Aubergine main). Overall a good experience

We really enjoyed our dinner here. We were a really big group (11), and the staff was very friendly and accommodating. Food was good (really enjoyed the chicken and lamb starters) and their naans. While I enjoyed my butter chicken (I am a big fan of this dish), I was underwhelmed by the quality of the chicken and by the fact that the bones had to be removed. The meat was also slightly dry. I do still recommend checking out this place as all of us enjoyed our meal. My friends were very happy with the monkfish and the prawns, so maybe try that instead of the butter chicken.

This place is amazing, absolutely amazing.My wife and I went there for our 5th wedding anniversary and the service that we received was beyond reproach and the food itself was exquisite. We had the taster menu which seemed to go on forever but not so much that you would feel completely overwhelmed by the quantity. The courses were complementary in nature, well presented and all beautifully cooked.It is not cheap, but then not expensive for what you receive. Remember this is not your local Indian takeaway joint. This is probably also not like what your local Indian takeaway serves (cant be sure because i dont know what your local Indian takeaway is like) but is more a modern twist on Indian food.As a side note they presented us with a signed card from the staff and a slice of cake to help us celebrate our anniversary.I can not rate the service or quality of The Cinnamon Club enough. An excellent meal out in London.

A great Indian restaurant where you will have doubt if that is really a restaurant when you arrive at its entrance. In fact it is converted from a library and keep most of the decoration where you finds you are dining in a library. The foods are really great and staff are friendly. The set menu is a good pick if you encounter difficulties in choosing from the menu.

Had their 20th anniversary taster menu. Incredibly hit and miss, which is fine if it cost £20 but not £45!

Was agonising waiting for the next course in the 12 course meal. Paid crazy amounts for mocktails that tasted like leaves.

Top rate restaurant. Food is superb (the octopus some of the best Ive ever had) and the service is a perfect mix of professionalism and understatement. The venue is gorgeous, great if you want to impress that special someone in your life.

I highly recommend this restaurant if you want great Indian food while in London. The building is very classic and in an old library. We got the butter chicken to split and the Bombay style vegetables. Both were absolutely delicious, best butter chicken Ive ever had. It recommends for 2 ...but it could easily serve 3-4. Get extra naan. Service was also good, prices are higher but reasonable considering quality.

Great food. Attentive staff. Lacked a little atmosphere but possibly due to being a little quiet (presumably due to covid restriction the number of covers). Highly recommend.

A bit pricey, however, if you are looking for top shelf Indian food experience this may be where you want to go.

Great restaurant atmosphere and very interesting twist in the classic butter chicken. Definitely ask for the gin tray! Skip the downstairs bar though, it looks very outdated and gives off all the wrong vibes compared to the restaurant

Wonderful food, attentive staff and lovely atmosphere for lunch

This is an absolutely gorgeous restaurant (why are more restaurants not set as libraries???) with great ambiance and awesome food.Everything we had, from the potato fritter amuse bouche to our mains, was delicious. I personally had the black lentils side (very rich and savory) and chicken korma (umami and creamy) and enjoyed every bite.Why no five stars? We went on a Sunday night and the service was very, very slow.

My wifes food was fine but my naan breads were dry,risotto was just warm and the special was a steak,asked for a steak knife and was told that they didnt have any,also asked for medium no blood and got it and was raw in middle,they knocked naans off bill but nothing on steak,would be happy to try again,at there expense and would rate accordingly😔

Wonderful ambiance of this library-turned-restaurant will make your food taste fancy. And it is fancy. We went vegetarian this time around and we’re fully satisfied. Both the mushroom and the banana chili dishes were balanced and comforting yet exciting. Fried okra and a selection of naans and chutneys (not pictured) rounded up the delicious meal. Will visit again soon.

Absolutely amazing. Downed the mango lassys a big too vigorously

Lovely venue, friendly knowledgable staff, but most of all fabulous food. This was my first visit but will definitely be back.

Dinner was suberb. The flavours incredible. Dont come if you want a typical curry - this place provides you with a taste experience like few others. Francis in particular was amazing and very attentive. What a night!

Nice restaurant, service is okay and food is average.The restaurant was recommended to me by various local people. The cuisine offered here is a newly fashionable Indian creation. The restaurant itself is located in the old Westminster library and looks inconspicuous from the outside weich makes it more mysterious.The style continues inside and makes the visit something special. Already when entering you are welcomed friendly and accompanied to the table. The furnishings are very modern. The menu is very clear and you can see at first glance that you are trying to combine two worlds.Had as starter chicken tadoori and crab risotto. In the main course lamb and as sides two different lentils as well as cauliflower with potatoes and rice and naan bread.The chicken was dry and cold, the risotto was through and rather muddy. The lamb was cold as well as the bread. After a short question if the lamb and bread is served cold, we were brought warmer bread after a longer waiting time (only warmed up, no new bread), but with the lamb they did not react. Portions are very small with the price.Conclusion: For the price I had expected something special, a taste explosion, but apart from the beautiful ambience and the nicely decorated food on the plate I must confess was the service as well as the food rather average. For the money you can definitely eat much better in London.

Great food, recommend the Taster menu. Excellent service from friendly staff.

Needed a venue for an intimate business dinner, cannot imagine a better one.The food was a bit of a let-down - the fish main was too salty and the lamb a bit too done.Solid and enjoyable, but was a noticeable step down from before Covid.The service was a attentive and full of good intentions.Our server was cartoonishly clumsy and gave a strong new-hire vibe. It was the second day after lockdown reopening so we did not hold it against them, and it was more whimsical than disruptive.

Superb food. Not cheap, but you get what you pay for and it became immediately one of our favourite restaurants! Service very good and the library ambience lends it unusual character.

Booked a table for 8:45, arrived at 8:40 and were told it would be 10-15 minutes. So we sat in the bar and had a drink and quickly realised that they had massively over booked and had no idea what was going on. Others had been waiting an hour already!We were finally seated at 10pm - 1 hour and 15 minutes after our booking time. We decided to order the tasting menu and were told it would take around 1 hour and 15 minutes to complete once the first course was served. First course came at 10:30pm and by midnight we gave up and asked them to pack up the final 2 courses. Food was average at best, certainly not worthy of a Michelin Star. A few courses were nice, but basics like the bread basket were served luke warm.To top it all off, when the bill came there was no apology and we had to bring the issue up just for them to even acknowledge it. By far the worst restaurant experience weve had, I would definitely not recommend this place.

A magical environment full of elegance and refinement in the historic center of London to discover the fragrance of the Indian East.

Ambience and service are top notch. Food is inventive and they dont shy away from flavor/spices to tone down to appease a wider audience, but the food is not spicy/hot. Our experience with starters (lamb, cod, octopus) and desserts was better than mains/sides (king prawns, lentils, keema). Easy to recommend.

Good food. However, service was atrocious on the Saturday night we visited. Very slow service; forgotten orders; unordered food delivered; charged twice for one bottle of wine; inattentive staff; etc etc. Perhaps short of staff due to pandemic issues; but please don’t take bookings if you can’t cope with the numbers. Overall: very underwhelming experience.

We really enjoyed this restaurant. We made reservations, which I would recommend doing as well. We opted for the fixed menu which had us trying several dishes which we likely would not have otherwise ordered. The food was delicious and Id recommend anyone who hasnt given Indian food a try to come here. Regular diners of Indian cuisine will also find these meals superb. While the restaurant is on the pricey side, it is a fine dining experience and we were pleased we gave it a try.

Beautiful place and the food was amazing good

Food was bland and not seasoned. Wouldnt recommend to any one best part of the meal was the beers!!! If I could leave 0 stars I would.

Amazing and loved the food and staff were so caring.

Nice place in a library, creates a good atmosphere. The Indian food was great and service was good, they spoke allot of languages. They had a great deal with London eats till end of April. So hurry up.

If your a vegetarian avoid this place. Food came out lukewarm and the flavour was lacking. Pretty sure the rice was microwaved as it cam out clumpy, not something youd expect from a fine dining restaurant. The service was poor as well. Wouldnt recommended.

Ooohh such a treat, save up and go

Very good Indian in stunning decor and great location. Had the early dinner menu which was nice from flavour but small portions, could have done with more rice.

THE BEST INDIAN RESTAURANT IN THE WORLD. This is truly an experience. A modern take on Indian dining. Perfect in every way. Perfect service and the drinks were one of the best too. To top it all off the building is an old library. And yes you can look through the books too!!!! Perfecto

Food was not as good as other mechelin star restaurants I have eaten at. We had the Christmas menu. The crab risotto had too much lemon. The waiter offered to get me a fresh one but at a restaurant of this calibre you expect better. The staff were lovely and the setting is beautiful. All the precautions were taken to keep us safe.

Really great dinner and relaxing atmosphere. Staff very friendly.

I took my friends family when they came from India. I am from India and I live here now. I gave 2 stars due to the below reasons:There was a manager?? who received us when we went there. She was an Asian and wore a suit (grey colour). My friend from India suggested that, there should me a name of the restaurant in front. We were quickly informed by the her that it was a grade 2 building and they cant put any signs or name boards. We could see that, she wasnt happy with my friends suggestion.The reception from her was very poor to us.We came from the bar downstairs as our table was ready upstairs, we had drinks in our hands, the lady took our glasses and mixed all our drinks when placed at our table in the restaurant. So we had to order again.I was watching the reception to other people in the same restaurant (non Asians) ( I am not a racist), the lady gave good smile and welcoming them!I saw the reviews and felt, I will surprise my friend for his 40th, but it wasnt a pleasant experience with that lady.I spent nearly 350£ that night and also good amount of tip as other team members were very helpful and food was good.I also uploaded below pictures.Food and Drinks were good but I am not going to make any of my future reservations there.I am sure Cinnamon club dont need reviews from people like us to maintain such a high end restaurant.Respect and treat all the same, I guess.This is the first time, I wrote a review.All the best to that Lady and Cinnamon club.

Good food, great service and a very relaxed atmosphere. We had the 3 courses deal and it was very good value for money.

We opted for a the autumn menu and were really happy with what was served. The crab balls were amazing, the sea bass was really tasty and the lamb was among the best meats Ive ever had in London. On a side note the ambiance is amazing, a beautiful library and amazing service. Well worth the visit.

The bomb. The most exquisite food in the world.

Its amazing. Food. Service. Ambiance. Please go!

Unbelievable restaurant. Great food, amazing staff and beautiful surroundings. We held our COVID compliant wedding reception here. It may not have been the day we first planned, but it far exceeded expectations and made for a very special day for us and our families.

This place is great. Location is excellent. Ambiance is perfect and food is just perfect.

I dont really get what they are trying to do here. I was prepared for a fine dining experience and was left feeling like this place is massively over hyped.The staff were not as polished as one would expect. Drinks were served in a wildly inappropriate glass and it took ages to take our order despite having closed menus.The starters were okay. Nothing groundbreaking like I had expected. Some decent flavours but I wasnt wowed.The mains arrived and it was obvious they were not fresh and had been sat under a heat lamp. One bite tried- barely warm.We sent them back and left. Bitterly disappointing.