Hidden-away just off Regent Street, Jason Atherton’s second Mayfair restaurant offers a clubby vibe very different from his uncompromising Pollen Street Social, just over the road – for all-round charm, the experience at the newer restaurant is arguably superior.
An unadorned Shoreditch purveyor of ‘meat & whiskey’ – it sounds a convivial sort of concept, but we found the reality rather up-and-down.
So we find ourselves in a chilly Shoreditch, in search of a quick…
Run by the eponymous Otto, a straight-down-the-line Gallic restaurant, offering classic cooking of good quality, in an attractive and characterful Bloomsbury setting.
The idea that a restaurant is an extension of the personality, even the home,…
Opposite Green Park, a smart, well-spaced and welcoming Peruvian bar/restaurant offering good standards all-round; for those not too worried about counting the pennies, its clubby charms would make it particularly suitable as a party destination.
Arjun…
On the Belgravia/Pimlico fringe, the former Ebury has been relaunched as a good-all-round bar/restaurant, offering food of no particular ambition, but realised with solid consistency.
It's “rather picniccy”, said the young Miss Harden. As good a…
A vehicle for a chef of undoubted talent, this ostentatious Mayfair 'brasserie' offers perfectly acceptable food and service but on our early-days visit any sort of excitement was signally lacking.
Eric Chavot cooked at Knightsbridge’s Capital…
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