45 Jermyn St.

What a wonderful experience! The service was excellent! Jo was one of our servers, and she provided our caviar service, which was phenomenal. You will not be disappointed. We had beef Wellington, truffle pasta, and sea bass, and all of the sides were delicious. The desserts were a nice end to the email. We had apple crumble and pear dessert. Oh, and the drinks were also great. We had champagne and gin martinis for two.

Beautiful menu. Gorgeous drinks surroundings . Very special meal. Thanks so much

Fantastic Spot for Lunch or Dinner What a great place for an evening out! The atmosphere is warm and inviting, and the staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming. From the moment you walk in, you’re made to feel right at home. The food was absolutely delicious, and the service was attentive without being overbearing. It’s clear that the team here takes pride in creating a memorable dining experience. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a cozy yet vibrant spot for dinner!

What a disappointment. The hype leading up to my booking was something - I booked well in advance for the famous 45 Jermyn St breakfast and purposefully left the airport amidst a really complicated transit to experience the eggs royale. Well, please do yourself a favor and, unless you happen to be walking past, don’t go out of your way. I was dining as a single diner (with hand luggage and airplane hair) and it was the generic experience that is spoken of - hide her and get her out. The website describes long, leisurely brunches alone or with friends. Wrong. I ordered the highly anticipated Eggs Royal (I was STARVING and lo and behold, I thought they were kidding when my bennie was dropped off. One tiny egg on a tiny English muffin with a blob of hollandaise. Thankfully it looked a little more delightful with a bit of cracked black pepper on it! I needed somewhere to stay for the hour so ordered another beverage and although the restaurant was at around - maybe a 10 percent capacity? It wasn’t the most welcoming. Pity.

Our first time at 45 Jermyn St but it will not be our last. We had an 8p reservation and arrived about 715p to see if they could fit us in early. They made room for us and we had a great table. The service was great. Our waiter greeted us and we started with drinks and some edamame. After drinks we ordered a fabulous dinner of flambe' lobster spaghetti for two. We had a couple of sides; peas and leeks and buttered kale with chili. They were both excellent as was the spaghetti. We thoroughly enjoyed the service, food, atmosphere and attentiveness. Will definitely be back the next time in London.

Excellent food and exceptional service. The waitress surprised us with complimentary chocolates because we were celebrating a special event.

We came here for our anniversary. We had the fish taco and rarebit as starters, both delicious. We had the beef wellington to share for main, it really was incredible. Was a bigger portion than I was expecting. The gratin potatoes were divine. The service & recommendations we received from Kieren our waiter was second to none. It felt like very genuine recommendations, and he was very knowledgeable about the menu. A very likeable guy, who was professional and hard working. Made our evening very relaxed and enjoyable. We would love Kieren to be recognised for his hard work and delightful nature!

Even with a hefty price tag, it's a memorable experience with great food. The service is very friendly as well. We had asparagus soup which was incredibly tasty. For mains, it was our first time trying beef wellington, so I cannot compare with others, but it seemed to have been prepared correctly and the flambéed sauce and sides were a great plus. For dessert, the raspberry soufflé was mind-blowing, I definitely recommend it.

What a wonderful experience! The service was excellent! Jo was one of our servers, and she provided our caviar service, which was phenomenal. You will not be disappointed. We had beef Wellington, truffle pasta, and sea bass, and all of the sides were delicious. The desserts were a nice end to the email. We had apple crumble and pear dessert. Oh, and the drinks were also great. We had champagne and gin martinis for two.

Beautiful menu. Gorgeous drinks surroundings . Very special meal. Thanks so much

Fantastic Spot for Lunch or Dinner What a great place for an evening out! The atmosphere is warm and inviting, and the staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming. From the moment you walk in, you’re made to feel right at home. The food was absolutely delicious, and the service was attentive without being overbearing. It’s clear that the team here takes pride in creating a memorable dining experience. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a cozy yet vibrant spot for dinner!

What a disappointment. The hype leading up to my booking was something - I booked well in advance for the famous 45 Jermyn St breakfast and purposefully left the airport amidst a really complicated transit to experience the eggs royale. Well, please do yourself a favor and, unless you happen to be walking past, don’t go out of your way. I was dining as a single diner (with hand luggage and airplane hair) and it was the generic experience that is spoken of - hide her and get her out. The website describes long, leisurely brunches alone or with friends. Wrong. I ordered the highly anticipated Eggs Royal (I was STARVING and lo and behold, I thought they were kidding when my bennie was dropped off. One tiny egg on a tiny English muffin with a blob of hollandaise. Thankfully it looked a little more delightful with a bit of cracked black pepper on it! I needed somewhere to stay for the hour so ordered another beverage and although the restaurant was at around - maybe a 10 percent capacity? It wasn’t the most welcoming. Pity.

Our first time at 45 Jermyn St but it will not be our last. We had an 8p reservation and arrived about 715p to see if they could fit us in early. They made room for us and we had a great table. The service was great. Our waiter greeted us and we started with drinks and some edamame. After drinks we ordered a fabulous dinner of flambe' lobster spaghetti for two. We had a couple of sides; peas and leeks and buttered kale with chili. They were both excellent as was the spaghetti. We thoroughly enjoyed the service, food, atmosphere and attentiveness. Will definitely be back the next time in London.

Excellent food and exceptional service. The waitress surprised us with complimentary chocolates because we were celebrating a special event.

We came here for our anniversary. We had the fish taco and rarebit as starters, both delicious. We had the beef wellington to share for main, it really was incredible. Was a bigger portion than I was expecting. The gratin potatoes were divine. The service & recommendations we received from Kieren our waiter was second to none. It felt like very genuine recommendations, and he was very knowledgeable about the menu. A very likeable guy, who was professional and hard working. Made our evening very relaxed and enjoyable. We would love Kieren to be recognised for his hard work and delightful nature!

Even with a hefty price tag, it's a memorable experience with great food. The service is very friendly as well. We had asparagus soup which was incredibly tasty. For mains, it was our first time trying beef wellington, so I cannot compare with others, but it seemed to have been prepared correctly and the flambéed sauce and sides were a great plus. For dessert, the raspberry soufflé was mind-blowing, I definitely recommend it.

As long as you understand this is a higher end restaurant, you'll have a great experience. There is not dress code but there should be. Came here with my family of four because we wanted to try Beef Wellington. What an amazing experience, just wish we had dressed better. Small menu but great options perfectly prepared. Caviar tacos, steak tartare, ribeye steak and beef wellington. The ambiance was amazing, and the staff, in black bow ties and three piece suites, were wonderful. Highly highly recommend. Customer service that is without question the best in town. 5 stars+

Let me start off by saying that the service was top-notch. Our waiter was very attentive and made sure to replenish our drinks along with utensils and plates right away. Came here for the beef Wellington and it did not disappoint! Absolutely fantastic and perfect for two people -we were so full! Cooked to perfection exactly the way we wanted it and very tasty. Th side of gravy accompanies this dish was made tableside and was a feast for the eyes. If you are looking for a fantastic beef, Wellington no further and do not miss this gem.

Amazing meal - the table side preparation of the Wellington was everything we hoped it would be! Everything we had was wonderful. Highly recommended.

Really enjoyed this place. We went for the tableside beef Wellington which was delicious. However the service was awful. No one checked on us and others were getting their beef Wellington before us even though we ordered before. We finally asked the waiter and he said he would check. Well then another long wait and finally dinner. I would not go there again. I only have it 3 stars because the Wellington was good but not worth the aggravation and wait.

Lovely restaurant. Intimate and also modern. Excellent service, presentation, food preparation.

Awesome food awesome service and great cocktails Nothing to fault we had the beef Wellington and it was the best I have had. ( beats Gordon Ramsey)

A lovely dinner! Was searching for the best beef Wellington in London. Stumbled on here after doing lots of research. Made reservations. And it was perfect!! The hosts are friendly and took our bags and shopping bags. We were seated and the waitress took our order. We got drinks and the beef Wellington for two. It was spectacular!! Prepared well and the sauce was AMAZING. They make the sauce right in front of you which adds to the ambiance! Loved it! Comes with string beans and scalloped potatoes

A wonderful dining experience. The staff there were all great - welcoming, professional and very hospitable - and the food was excellent.

Great service. Great Beef Wellington served table side, sauce flâmbed, quite spectacular. Nice atmosphere...

We had the best dinner of ours lives. From the moment you walk in you get treated with nothing less then 100% pure perfection. The food was carefully prepared and meticulously presented. This restaurant is an absolute MUST!

This place is incredible! I highly recommend making a reservation online ahead of time. This place can get busy. We ordered the Kentucky Morning float without spirits and it literally tasted like sugary cornflake cereal milk which we LOVED! It was a very sweet treat, but it was like dessert in a glass! For dinner, we ordered the classic Beef Wellington. The presentation was amazing and my husband won't stop raving about how great it tasted!! He had tried beef Wellington at another place before and hated it. They totally turned him around; he's a big fan now! They were so kind to surprise us with a plate of chocolates wishing us a happy honeymoon! The experience was amazing. I highly recommend it! Great for date nights

It's a bit pricey but well worth it. Amazing food and great service. Tandoori marinated chicken salad with spicy chutney is a must.

Oh my, looked back at some pictures from a few a fears ago. What a nice upgrade from the old Fortnum & Mason dining room. We enjoyed a very fun evening. Our dining experience was enjoyable.

Great breakfast spot with many different options. We ordered the kedgeree, buckwheat pancakes and eggs.

Excellent well prepared beef Wellington! Very nice table side flambé of the au poivre and perfectly cooked tenderloin. Would definitely recommend!!

Upscale ambiance but not stuffy. Excellent service. Two out of the five of us had the Beef Wellington flambé which was very fun to watch. The caviar (served via a trolley) was delightful and the truffle pasta with aged Parmesan was appetizing. They offer vegetarian options which is appreciated. A perfect setting for date night or a business lunch during the day with a possible celeb sighting. We spotted someone enjoying an intimate birthday dinner not too far away from our table but we couldn't remember his name. We were curious and asked a staff who he was and he and politely declined to say which we respected. This says a lot about the professionalism of their staff. It got pretty busy as the night progressed but we did not feel rushed and felt we had ample time. Recommended!

My wife and I had a great breakfast here a few weeks ago. I had the baked hens egg which was really nice--and a great keto/protein friendly entree for those so inclined. She had the omelette which she also quite enjoyed. The sausages (which we each got) are really big enough to share if you just want a reasonable taste. Our only complaint (which is admittedly minor) was that the tea steeping mechanism was a bit clunky in her teapot and quite messy. Overall, a minor complaint for what was a lovely breakfast

1) Perfect seating experience. 2) Perfect wine selection guidance. 3) Perfect attention to special requests.4) Perfectly executed dishes. 5) Perfectly served. 6) Perfect attention to our table after the order. We NEVER even noticed our wine glasses becoming shallow. 7) Perfect attention to every detail. 8) 5 starts is not nearly enough given the location and quality. 9) Please never change!

Your Eggs Benedict is one of the best I have had in years. It is a dish that so often is done wrong, but your staff nailed it, the white was solid and yolk was runny, the hollandaise had that hint of tartness it needs. It was so good I came back the next day to make sure it wasn't a one time fluke, but you delivered again. Kudos to your staff, they obviously know what they are doing. Will of course be back.

Great food!! The crab salad was delicious and the beef Wellington was fantastic! Good selection of wine at affordable prices, the waitress was very good

I was told u didn't need a reservation after I stopped by at lunch so we came for dinner the next day and was turned away, I really wanted to have a beef wellington so was welcomed at wiltons and even provided me with a jacket to dine in.

Went on a Sunday and had the Sunday roast. It was around £30~ for 3 courses. The quality and quantity of food was crazy. We were all stuffed after our meal. Would definitely go back just for the roast! The potatoes were so light, crispy and fluffy. Perfection in a roast here! The cauliflower cheese I felt was a little too much, it was really the only low point of the whole meal. But apart from that... it's definitely one to check out if you want to go somewhere a little fancy but not completely blowing all your money away.

Venue is lovely. Host at front desk was very customer service friendly. I was a solo traveler in London, opted to treat myself to lunch, walked in with no reservation and requested lunch service at the bar. I was seated immediately. The food was delicious. The delicious food experience was marred by the sub-par service of the bar servers. Indifferent to my presence - though they seemed to pay more attention to the male diners that appeared to be locals. Not sure if the indifference was their impression that I was a tourist due to my non-UK accent, or if I am a woman. Either way, I was regarded with a lesser level of attention. Had to ask for bread service while male diners were asked if they wanted bread. Had to ask for utensils when main course was served as cutlery was removed after appetizer course. 5-star food. 2-star service. Not Fortnum & Mason level of service for meal at the bar.

The food was very delicate and the service was very nice! The staff was attentive and efficient! The Saturday special, in general, was quite a decent choice. The sardine and the trout were both well cooked! It's a very nice place for dining, definitely recommend!

It's 2pm on a Monday and the place is packed with London's upper middle class impressing and entertaining each other. Beautiful food and a prime location will do that!

We had lunch here a couple of weeks ago, and have had dinner here several times over the last couple of years. Right next to Fortnums & Mason. The food is wonderful and the service extremely polite. Had soup, caviar and eggs. Not very touristy as is pricey & a mix of business people and ladies who lunch. I love the orange decor and just stylish fudsiness of it. We will be back again in the future. Also tried the strangest tea - smoked over pine trees and it tasted of it!

Went with a colleague for lunch and it was a fantastic experience. Learned about it from Fortnum & Mason newsletter and decided to give it a try, quite pleased I did. Service was top notch, important during a business lunch. I had spaetzle with Dorset lobster and it was fantastic. The spaetzle was great, with a touch of caramelization that made it very tasty. The lobster was also excellent and the flavors came together wonderfully. Definitely recommended.

The bone marrow here was AMAZInG!!!!! Everything was very good except the avocado salad. Both the steak and veal were cooked just right, very tasty. The fries were so good that I couldn't help but ate a lot of them, and I normally don't eat fries at all. Seevice was very good.

45 Jermyn St. is a classy, yet modern restaurant in central London not far from Piccadilly Circus. The food menu is great, presentation and flavours flawless and the wine and cocktail lists justify a visit in their own right. Service is friendly and attentive. I would eat and drink again at 45 Jermyn St. any day. The restaurant 45 Jermyn St. appears to be pretty new. The interior is beautifully designed, with a white ceiling and a dark wooden floor. The tables are dark brown with pastel kind of light red chairs and sofas. A little bit of light green, glass and gold completes the colour palette. Besides the look, I also liked the sound of 45 Jermyn St. - fine jazz music that did not distract, but still provided a good soundtrack for a delicious dinner. The wine list looks great. Knowing Albariño, I decided to try something different and went for the Brolettino, Cà dei Frati, Lombardy from 2013. A very nice Italian white, maybe a bit fruitier than what I usually prefer, but very pleasant and good in combination with the food. After starting off with some warm bread and nicely salted butter, I continued with the North Yorkshire Game Consommé with Pearl Barley. The waiter poured the hot consommé into the soup plate right at my table, which added a bit of theatre and intensified the gamy smells of an otherwise simple dish. The soup was full of beautiful, strong game flavours, the pearl barley and carrots added something chewy to the clear broth. As main, I ordered the Swinton Estate Red Leg Partridge with Fried Polenta and Jerusalem Artichokes with a side of chipped potatoes - French fries, really. The plate looked beautiful and the partridge tasted excellent and lovely buttery. The mild fried polenta added a nice crunchy texture and was a perfect supplement to emphasise and balance the meaty partridge taste. The French fries were golden and crispy, just like they should be. I thought they were perhaps a bit too salty, but that might just be my palate. Anyway, I added some freshly ground pepper, using the pepper mill on the table. The little silver mill was so heavy, that I thought for a moment it must be carved out of a massive silver block. Like the branded steak knife, I think details like this is where you can probably see that in Fortum & Mason an experienced brand with attention to detail is behind this restaurant. Overall, I think my main was an accomplished and very delightful dish. Luckily, I left enough space for dessert, so I looked through the sweet treats and once again went with the recommendation of my waiter and selected the Dark Chocolate Mousse with Mint Ice Cream. The Apple Tarte Tatin also sounded tempting, and I think I should definitely come back to try one of their "floats". Often, I find chocolate mousse at restaurants too smooth and dense. Not at 45 Jermyn St. - here the chocolate mousse is rich and light and airy at the same time, exactly how I like it most. The crispy little things worked well, and while I was not sure about the mint ice cream at first, it turned out great. The mint ice cream could even have been a bit more and stronger to cut through the dark chocolate. I was in a good mood and seized the opportunity to check out their drinks menu. The No. 5 syrup made of Strawberry, Neroli & Orange Blossom, Acid, Soda, recommended to be combined with Hepple Gin sounded great. I must admit, I never came across "Rickies" before, so I was excited to see what it would be exactly. The drink was served in two parts, the syrup soda mix separately from the gin shot, so I could taste both independently, before mixing it together myself. I liked the concept and the drink tasted fabulously refreshing. The service was as good as everything else, always helpful and constantly topping up my water before I could even ask for it. I am happy that I stumbled across 45 Jermyn St. and can only recommend it to anyone who likes good wine and good food. And also good cocktails.

This is an excellent place for a business lunch. The menu has improved over the years as 45 Jermyn St added a veg/plant-based section to their menu. I recently had a leek dish with a tofu cream and really enjoyed it--I promise it tasted much better than the description sounds.

This is a cute place with a nice bar. Didn't have dinner, just a cocktail. However the bar staff was very friendly and nice attention to details in the cocktail, loved the spring of rosemary attached to my Martini glass

Walked around for 45mins before finding this place (All other bars were too loud). We got a couple of seat at the bar, the bartender was very nice and polite. We stayed for a couple of hours, the music was at the perfect volume and the atmosphere was chill but still sophisticated. When we paid, we got chatting to another bartender who was again very sweet, he told us more about restaurant and wished us a good night. I think I found my bar/restaurant in London. I'm very excited to go again. Highly recommend it.

What a sophisticated place! Came here for dinner with a group of 7. We've ordered appetizers, mains, and a few desserts to share. This was way too much food; it was quite heavy but delicious. I loved the yellowfin tuna appetizer; also the veal cheek was superb, but the accompanying bone marrow was overcooked for my taste. The deserts looked delicious, but I had no space left to try any. The service was a bit slow but courteous.

I was happy to stumble upon 45 Jermyn street while out shopping in London with my parents. It's an old-school glamor meets contemporary, chic space right off Piccadilly. We stopped in for lunch and were seated in one of the gorgeous orange leather booths. Available on offer were ala carte Alba truffles and a wide selection of caviar from the caviar trolley in addition to a number of eye catching starters, mains broken down into meat, fish and vegetarian and a plethora of sides. We opted to share the Smoked salmon with soda bread (which was smoked on the roof) and the Welsh Rarebit. Both dishes were excellent and cooked perfectly! For mains, I had the Dover sole ala Meuniere, which was light and delicate; My Dad had the steamed fillet of halibut which was served in a north with carrots and shallots; and my Mom had the Baked aubergine with wilted trevino and goat's cheese which was divine. We also shared a side of steamed broccoli which was cooked perfectly. They have an amazing wine list! We started with a couple of glasses of champagne to toast out last day in London, followed up with a couple glasses of French wine. Amazing atmosphere, incredible service and delicious, perfectly cooked food. I would highly recommend the restaurant and would definitely go back.

45 Jermyn St. is accessible through the Wine Bar on the lower level of Fortnum & Mason or behind Fortnum & Mason if you go outside of the store. The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The restaurant decor is old-school glamour. I had dinner at 45 Jermyn St. after a busy day in London. I was impressed with the wine list. My server was very sweet. My dinner of pine nut crusted scallops with Bottarga butter and the chicken and mango Asian salad was good but not mind-blowing. The restaurant also has vegetarian entree options. www.45jermynst.com or reservations@45jermynst.com

Picked that place for a post #brexit blues breakfast and it certainly hit the spot. Very posh and with a vibe that reflects the area, it was a good treat for my bad mood. The full english breakfast is more than satisfying, with a big portion, extra beans and toast. What i really liked is the addition of a piece of black pudding. Tasty fresh juices and amazing cocktails are the perfect companions to the meal. Only downside (and i have to mention that as a Greek specialist) the Greek yogurt they say they serve is not really Greek yogurt.

Loved everything about this place. Cool location, great service and the food was delicious. Started with some mussels, then the escargot and finished with the scallops. At the table we also has the bone marrow, risotto, smoked cod and smoked salmon. Would definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone who is in the Mayfair area or looking for a cool, chic place for an amazing meal.

A great lunch; the Dover sole a la Menuniere (a "bargain" at £38) was perfectly prepared, the wine list was excellent and solid desserts. Great service. No complaints at all.

We were staying at the Cavendish hotel across the street and hoped to avoid another day in the breakfast room there so we set out on a neighborhood search for something different. Having peered through the windows of 45 Jermyn St the night before imagining shoppers enjoying an upscale lunch there surrounded by packages after shopping, we had not imagined it served breakfast. But seeing it open the next day at 9 AM, we walked in to the not yet busy venue. For some reason the host seated us next to the computer entry site for the servers despite only two other tables in the entire restaurant having clientele. A total of two other tables received guests during our entire breakfast there. We were well dressed and appropriate, so the poor seating selection by the host was either intentional or amateurish and fell short of what the restaurant projects. Far from a pub or standard breakfast house, this is a very comfortable restaurant with an air of, but not too much, formality. Our breakfast ranged from the standard eggs and sausage (just right) to an imaginative kimchee frittata. I believe the Koreans perfected their approach to kimchee over the last 2000 years by leaving eggs out, but as a culinary long shot, it was worth the one try. There was plenty of porcelain and silver on the table and a professional staff to make us feel special in London, so with the exception of how we were seated (and why), we found it adequate. If you are looking for a little elegance to start your day just off Piccadilly, this is a fine choice. Be advised the price point escalates as you move to lunch and dinner.

This was a great spot for lunch. We had an excellent meal. The restaurant gets crowded so be sure to book. Service can be a bit slow and negligent but the food makes up for the sloppy service.

An elegant place for a delicious breakfast. (Also serves lunch and dinner, but we came for breakfast.) Both sweet and savory dishes are very well done.

Great food! Aye here a few times during our stay and must say the staff and food were great!!!

My dad and I where looking around trying to find somewhere to eat breakfast for our last day in London. We passed a sign that advertised breakfast and went over to look at the menu. At first I was a little skeptical because I saw this place the other day on yelp and it had a low rating. Which I suspect are do to older low reviews which since then the restaurant made changes. The worker outside was extremely nice and asked us if we wanted to sit inside or outside, we choose outside since it was a nice morning. He cleaned up the table since the open one people just left. Then we ordered which I got the buckwheat pancakes with carmelized pineapple and coconut yogurt and my dad ordered the open omelette of wild mushroom and gruyère and an Americano. While we waited for our food the worker realized the table was wobbly since the ground isn't leveled and sturdy it for us. Then our food came out which was quick and tasted amazing. I really wish I caught the workers name because he was really nice and talk to us about the area. I told him when I get home I was going to try and recreate the pancakes since I love to cook (which I did and they were amazing but not at good). Definitely coming back here my next trip to London!

My favorite restaurant in London. Warm and genuine greeting at the door. Ultra-cool decor and ambience. Creative and expansive drinks menu. Top quality meal. A must visit.

Nice atmosphere, decent service and tasty food. The mains we had were the steak which was fantastic, huge and flavorful, the Dover sole, and pumpkin ravioli, all of which came out perfect. The wine was also great and we had coffees and one knickerbocker glory which was really nice. Finally a dessert that isn't so common and the fresh meringue on top, wow! Recommend this place for a relaxing, un-rushed dinner with great food.

Had pancakes and bacon sandwich. Very well done, but surprised that whip cream was actually sour cream. Excellent service. A bit expensive but what isn't in this area

After a private viewing at the Royal Academy the other evening, my friend and I were looking for a bite to eat in the area and wandered no further than Fortnum & Mason across the street, or specifically, its restaurant behind the main store. The décor is upscale without being too stuffy, with the walls decked in the Fortnum & Mason light blue and a very vivid coral red seating in well-spaced semi-circular booths. We both agreed that this would be a nice place to take the parents when they're in town, as it's not too loud and you can hear people talk from across the table, and the booths provide a little bit of privacy in an otherwise very crowded London. That said, the prices are reasonable and it's not quite white tablecloth so it doesn't feel too stuffy. As for the menu, I hadn't quite done my research so I didn't know what they are known for, but we got with the burrata and aubergine starter to share then both ordered the full size lobster spätzle for the main. There's also not much by way of description on the menu, but the burrata and aubergine was exactly as it sounds, and the lobster spätzle was served with a creamy sauce and I'm not sure what happened to those seashore vegetables also mentioned as part of the dish. I've certainly never seen a dish like it on a London menu before and I would definitely order it again. I was very happy with both dishes, though in hindsight we both wished we went for the half portion of spätzle because the waitress had described the half as just "one handful" but the main was probably the equivalent of three or four. The rest of the menu is quite traditional, with the likes of dover sole, pork belly, gnocchi, etc. I saw a few of the flambes going on around us, where they wheel a cart out and cook it in front of you with flames. Seems like a sure way to have a memorable dinner!

Arrived here at 5:30 at suggestion of concierge before theatre. Had been here many times before redo. A wonderful design. Lovely salmon colored leather seating. Pretty LED lights on tables. We're going to order pre fix, but decided on regular menu. Ordered a bottles of wine. Started with bone marrow. Nice presentation. Tasty sauce. Could have been cooked slightly more as was very runny. Of three pieces, one was more bone than marrow. I had froie gras with grouse. Came with lots of sauce so hard to find liver. Very small piece for 15 plus pounds. Ordered whole flaming duck for two at 38 pounds. Sounded moderately priced. Leg and thigh cooked separate from breast. Duck with Breast section only, presented and flamed at table. Leg and thigh nicely cooked, falling off bone. Breast another story. Tasted of raw alcohol, was tough and without flavor. Sauce served on side with berries tasted burnt. Ate leg, explained to waiter issue with breast which we did not eat. No time for dessert with timing of theatre. Were two pieces of chocolate instead of any subtraction from bill. Did not feel staff handled matter well. Service rather sparse. We were sitting next to entrance where someone in charge seemed to be instructing staff, so they had no time for guests. This should have been done before customer arrival. Do not believe we were served last of wine either. O well. Would not return if so indifferent to customer

Just been chased out by over zealous Manager while in middle of important business discussion. Seems like GBP 18 per head not enough to allow more than 45 mins