Mount Street Restaurant

"Putting the prices aside (this is modern Mayfair after all) this is a very nice restaurant indeed. Warm, friendly and very comfortable room, super service, and excellent food. Star of the day was monkfish with a curry sauce. Nuanced flavours, starting sweet the going spicy, we’re a great partner for the well-prepared fish"

"Oozes fabulousness. Lobster pie to die for! Enjoy the good life!"

"Given the application of ‘comparison of restaurants at a similar price range’ edict, I have scored this noisy, poorly informed, ordinary wearer of Emperor’s new clothes accordingly. It is not a terrible place to eat but every surface, resoundingly, increases the volume of even the smallest chink of cutlery against crockery to head-banging level 11. When the staff have to hold a meeting to work out what a ‘hard cheese’ is then a retraining program is called for whereas a wine list that starts in the stratosphere and rises upwards in price yet contains very little of interest just adds to the sense of woe. If it was half the price and the toilets were located within the same time-zone (they are down some vertiginous stairs into the pub below then down more stairs to the basement level) then ‘passable’ might be used as a description. The cooking? It’s ok but nothing special - with little to no innovation present - but it should, at the very least, at the price, be serving the classics it provides with attention to detail. If you are happy to spend big money on ordinary food and drink then you won’t mind. I was not."

"OK food with average service; the ambience could be great but hard surfaces everywhere means conversation is close to impossible, which spoils the whole experience"