Harden's survey result
Summary
A brilliant view, from a location convenient for Canary Wharf worker-bees, is the pull to this “reliable” business-friendly outfit from D&D London. Opinion is split on the food: some praise “Jeremy Trehout’s French classicism overlaid with British-European modernism” while others find it “boring” and “expensive”. Top Tip: “stick to the bar and grill and you can be in/out in an hour at a reasonable price”.
Summary
Spectacular cityscape views have always established this D&D London operation as one of the “go-to business lunch venues in Canary Wharf”. It still take occasional knocks for being “overpriced”, but Chef Jeremy Trehout’s “great French cooking” won consistent praise this year.
Summary
With its prime Canary Wharf perch offering splendid views of Docklands, this D&D London operation is first-and-foremost “a great place to take clients”, if not an especially inspired one. After hours, look out for special evening offers.
Summary
“My go-to place for a business meal in Canary Wharf” is how many E14 worker bees think of D&D London’s elevated vantage-point (“lovely views” of Docklands), despite its “hard furnishings” and food that’s “good not great”. Top Menu Tip – “super dinner-time special offers”.
Owner's description
Plateau sits atop Canada Place opposite One Canada Square tower in Canary Wharf and offers a view like no other in London, more reminiscent of the great cityscapes of New York and Tokyo.
Opt for the elegant main restaurant or more informal grill. Try the latest season cocktails in the bar, or relax on one of the two outdoor terraces.
Restaurant details
Plateau Restaurant Diner Reviews
"The food is good, but perhaps a touch expensive. The service, whilst friendly, left much to be desired and or lunch which should have taken no more than 90 minutes lasted 150. "
