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Cinnamon Kitchen’s menus demonstrate the same ethos of innovation and creativity as the flagship Cinnamon Club restaurant. Executive Chef Vivek Singh has created an exciting, contemporary Indian menu using quality, seasonal ingredients to create his trademark flavours. Enjoy a wide array of dishes including grills, tasting plates and locally sourced meat as well as interesting vegetarian options. We also have a range of great value set menus

Prices

Availability 2 courses 3 courses coffee included service included
Pretheatre £24.00 £29.00
  Cost Availability Courses
Menu1 110.00 Always available 7

Starter Main Veggies Pudding
£4.50 £18.00 £4.25 £7.00
Drinks  
Wine per bottle £19.00
Filter Coffee £2.50
Extras  
Service 12.50%

Restaurant details

Yes
Highchair, Portions
Yes
16
No dress code
120

Cinnamon Kitchen Restaurant Diner Reviews

Reviews of Cinnamon Kitchen Restaurant in EC2, London by users of Hardens.com. Also see the editors review of Cinnamon Kitchen restaurant.
Mr T
Noisy & bustling but service patchy, howeve...
Reviewed 16 days ago

"Noisy & bustling but service patchy, however all food was good and imaginative."

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survey result

Summary

£61
  £££
4
Very Good
3
Good
2
Average
* Based on a three course dinner, half a bottle of wine, coffee, cover charge, service and VAT.

“If you’re in the mood for some delicious Indian cuisine”, this duo from Vivek Singh make a more affordable alternative to his flagship Cinnamon Club, pleasing both vegetarians (“great- tasting paneer butter masala”) and omnivores (“the chicken 65 is a particular favourite”). The cavernous City branch can get “incredibly noisy”, but the newer Battersea Power Station branch earns a lot of positive feedback, and is seen as a “viable competitor to Dishoom”, its near neighbour.

Summary

£60
  £££
4
Very Good
3
Good
3
Good
* Based on a three course dinner, half a bottle of wine, coffee, cover charge, service and VAT.

“Attractive Indians with a good range of different dishes” – Vivek Singh’s dynamic duo of affordable spin-offs from his celebrated Cinnamon Club inspire practically nothing but high praise. The long-established City outlet set inside a rather 1980s atrium development is “a solid option around Liverpool Street” (although at times “the cavernous interior can feel a bit odd and echoey”); the newer Battersea branch occupies a railway arch near the power station and feels “different” (in a good way).

Summary

£60
  £££
3
Good
3
Good
3
Good
* Based on a three course dinner, half a bottle of wine, coffee, cover charge, service and VAT.

“Big flavoured, modern Indian dishes” from an “interesting and different menu” win praise for Vivek Singh’s high quality duo: “a more affordable introduction to the Cinnamon Club’s cuisine”. The newer SW11 branch, “with service around an open kitchen in a lively railway arch” near Battersea Power Station is jollier than its longer-established City sibling, where “the décor is quite boring and service a tad patchy” (although the latter is also “pretty decent value in an area that has limited options for a weekend lunch”).

Summary

£62
  £££
3
Good
2
Average
2
Average
* Based on a three course dinner, half a bottle of wine, coffee, cover charge, service and VAT.

Vivek Singh’s “interesting and innovative” Indian duo still inspire their numerous fans with “delicious” Indian dishes; and the EC2 branch also has the benefit of a “lovely ‘outside’ space” (in fact within a large atrium) that’s “unexpected” given its Square Mile location. Its three-year-old sibling is within the new Battersea Power Station complex. Even some fans, though, have found both locations “less interesting that they were” of late, with incidents of “atrocious” service a particular drag on the general mood. Hopefully, this is a temporary post-pandemic blip – the historic performance here has been consistently good.

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Opening hours
Monday12 pm‑2:30 pm, 6 pm‑10:30 pm
Tuesday12 pm‑2:30 pm, 6 pm‑10:30 pm
Wednesday12 pm‑2:30 pm, 6 pm‑10:30 pm
Thursday12 pm‑2:30 pm, 6 pm‑10:30 pm
Friday12 pm‑2:30 pm, 6 pm‑10:30 pm
Saturday6 pm‑10:30 pm
SundayCLOSED

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