1901 Restaurant in City of London, Westminster

Booked an afternoon tea for a friend’s special birthday. I filled out the form on the website and got an email response saying the Wine Lounge wasn’t available but the Eastway Brasserie was available. We had a wonderful visit on Sunday afternoon. Attentive service, lovely teapot and cups and great food. I had also pre specified dietary requirements as part of my email exchange (vegetarian, gluten free and lactose free) and they took all of that into account in the food served.

Very unimpressed. To book afternoon tea you are advised to email your request. No one answers the phone at all. I emailed last Friday to book for afternoon tea on Monday afternoon. I still had no response on Monday despite calling every department. Eventually I spoke to the central booking office who emailed the restaurant on my behalf. I did get a response then. Upon arrival no one had any idea of my booking. We had to wait in another restaurant for over 20 minutes until the manager came over. She said she hadn’t received my email and as I had sent it on Friday and emails are not answered over the weekend mine was, her words, “bottom of the pile”. A complete contradiction!! Eventually after disappearing for a while she said she could fit us in. Please bear in mind this is a Monday afternoon and the place was half empty. Service was so slow. We waited ages for our drinks to arrive. Then a while later our empty cups arrived. Then the afternoon tea arrived and 20 minutes later the tea turned up! No jam so had to hunt down a waiter to get some. Really very poor service, but the manager didn’t lead by example. We very frequently have afternoon tea and this one was average at best.

I arrived into the venue and found a member of staff standing in front of the bar who made no effort to come and greet me - no problem, I don't want or need a fuss anyway. I approached him and asked if I could take a seat anywhere. Its worth noting at this point besides 2 tables the venue is empty. I get a smile and so choose a table to sit at... no, not that table as I'm not eating. No problem I'll go to the peasants half and choose another seat. No, not there either. The member of staff points to a seat I should sit, still not saying much. I sit down and after waiting over 10 minutes (empty venue!), I finally get asked what I would like to drink, so choose a glass of Hungarian red. The drink arrives promptly enough, but the glass is coated in thick, hard dust and has markings on it. I have never done this before and felt embarrassed to do so, but not only did I send it back, I walked out of the restaurant. Truly appalling service and no surprise to see the place empty, it was my first try and I'll certainly not bother again.

First time time visit for afternoon tea. Service really let it down ! This was a treat I paid for as I work hard in the NHS so needed some pampering ! Where to start we were shown to our table and basically just left sitting there ! We were asked if we wanted champagne first or tea the champagne arrived and we were again just left until the tea showed up . That was the service no asking if everything was OK ' no do you need anything? Not 5 star at all . A party of 4 turned up next to us and there were 2 servers around them just because they were ordering items and not doing the package afternoon tea which was obvious ! We were made to feel like uninportant guests ! Ruined my afternoon treat and when leaving asked for the waitress who served us and was told oh she's gone home now but you can give me the tip I'll pass it onto her ! Shocking .......so upset .

Came here for afternoon tea which was on offer for £45 for 2 with a bottle of Prosecco. Cannot fault the food and service. Amazing cakes and sandwiches and lovely crockery. Service was also very warm and friendly. HOWEVER the the ambience and the surroundings were not very nice. It was in the entrance/hallway to the venue. Dull and dark and boring - unlike the photos. Definitely not a 5star experience in that respect but the food was outstanding.

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This place is great if you want to have a business breakfast (what we had). The food is nothing special: very basic buffet with normal stuff (TBH this is what you could find in any hotel buffet for breakfast). Super overpriced for what it is! However, one thing that was great is that one could talk without having to shout over each other. Tables are not next to each other like other restaurants, so you can have a good degree of privacy to talk about business. Also the music is not loud which is great when you want to concentrate on important topics on the table. And the tables are of good size so we could put a laptop, notebooks and other devices on the table. Great service too! Staff is always on top of things there. Ideal for a business breakfast, but definitely not for the food.

I have used 1901 on a number of occasions as I like the open feel of the restaurant, and the ability have a business conversation without worrying about being overheard. The staff are always polite friendly and helpful. I have never had any occasion to question the quality of the food.

Consistently good service and food. I arranged the meeting on the train, booked via Opentable and arrived 10mins later to find I was expected. Very efficient. I have not been here for 6 months and it was as good as I remember. Get the little things right and you always go back & recommend it to others.

Standard breakfast buffet. Nothing special. It's a shame that such a grand room is used for your average breakfast buffet. Had to pay for eggs off the menu which was expensive.

It's disappointing that their is only a buffet and an extra charge for a la carte. We didn't want a full buffet breakfast and therefore paying £69 inc service for 2 people was somewhat excessive for 4 coffees, scrambled eggs and smoked salmon and a salmon bagel. Used to be a regular here before the refurb but won't be back for breakfast in a hurry!!

Saturday night around 9pm huge room very empty of people, that may be the city on a weekend I suppose. Rather cold. Service slightly over the top but thats not really a criticism. Food very average apart from a very nice amuse bouche and rather a good pudding. Cold dishes were served straight from the fridge. Wine list very expensive, over all paid far too much for an ok meal.

Lovely meal, well paced, very knowledgeable servers about wine pairings etc and wonderfully catered to those with allergies

We were staying at the Andaz hotel & took breakfast & dinner at the 1901. The service was impeccable & food excellent that combined with the restaurant itself being steeped in English history. Outstanding experience all round.

Been to this restaurant for a drink before but never to eat. The room is spectacular and the tables are very generously spaced meaning its not noisy and you can speak with clients/colleagues with confidence. The food and choice of wines were spectacular and the service was excellent too. The bill was fairly large by the time we had a bottle of wine and an after meal drink but well worth it in my opinion. I eat out an awful lot and was really impressed with this restaurant.

Food at Andaz was great and on a night leading up to the holidays it was not overly crowded. I had the cod and my business partner had the lamb. Both were excellent. This is not a casual restaurant its very upscale and fine dinning.

My first visit here for a business luncheon attentive service and nice food lots of space between tables

always good for business meals. always good for business meals. always good for business meals. always good for business meals.

Delicious food and great atmosphere to have a discussion. Ideal for business meal.

Beautiful setting - reminiscent of old railway hotels! After an initial hiatus with drinks - we had to ask for an Aperitif - service settled down and was very good and attentive. Food was a high point. If you want a quiet setting - Saturday evenings are quite good!

Booked here for my partners bday. We had brunch before a day out in the city. The service was fantastic and we had both buffet and off menu options. We enjoyed an unhurried meal, spending around 2 hours in the restaurant in total! The staff were attentive in bringing more tea and coffee. The buffet was delicious and the pancakes also amazing. It's pricey at £26 per head plus service charge, but worth the price tag for being in London, the service, beautiful surroundings (in an old Masonic temple) 'all you can eat' element and the tastiness of it all! Lovely for a special treat - we certainly didn't feel hungry for the rest of the day either!

Exquisite food and a fantastic environment. 1901 really is a treat. I've been going for some time using a £15 deal that they were offering but sadly they have now stopped it and the price for the à la cart menu is too much for a regular lunch.

close to office and consistently good. how do I fill 50 characters. I eat here all the time

Spacious and classical setting with a welcoming atmosphere. Food was very good although "rare" turned out to be "blue", so take care when ordering.

Great as always. Will definitely be booking again. Always a pleasure.

I love the peaceful and comfortable atmosphere that here and that it is therefore easy to talk - unlike all the brasseries around about which are so noisy. I usually both have the British Bento box. It is sort a mini tasting menu and just lovely. It makes for a lovely (not heavy) lunch. Even the bread and butter is fab with special flavours for both. Service is very attentive but not in your face. Lovely, thank you again and again.

It was a very decent lunch with a separate vegetarian menu which we found a bonus. The dessert was nice but the options could be better. Portion sizes are decent. Drinks menu could also be more varied for non alcoholic selection.

Got the set menu 3 course for £26. I didn't like the entree much, but it was more than made up for by the main dish and dessert. The lamb main was the best lamb dish I have ever had! Highly recommended.

Exquisitely presented bento box of culinary delights, professionally served by friendly staff in a beautiful setting! I have been fortunate enough to enjoy this Fast Track Lunch a few times, each time delighting the friends, clients and colleagues to whom I have introduced this wonderful experience. I sincerely hope that 1901 take this feedback on board and continue to offer this wonderful lunchtime option. Yours hopefully...

We had the business lunch which was excellent value, £26 for a large fillet steak and sides plus a glass of wine. The venue is beautiful and the staff were excellent. We would definitely go back, it was one of the best meals out I have had for a very long time.

Beautiful venue that gives a real sense of occasion, great for a special night out. Attentive staff. Particularly enjoyed the flavours in the goats cheese and radish starter.

Very enjoyable evening, great atmosphere, service & delicious food. Would definitely recommend.

We had the tasting menu and enjoyed it very much. There was a lot of food served, all of it delicious. We had a bottle of champagne as well. The waiter was attentive and friendly, and the dining room was simply stunning.

It was my first time to Andaz 1901. We were 2 couples. The location, decor and ambience was pleasant and enjoyable. We had a deal on the food and the options were good. The food and the service was to be commended.

Another wonderful meal at 1901. The service is great, from very knowledgable staff. Fresh food, delicious, very varied and also unusual. The dining room is stunning, and we alway feel special when dining at 1901.

I went their for a business lunch for a client of our and was delighted with the whole experience. The restaurant itself is stunning, the staff were attentive and the food was tasty and I thought very reasonable value. (£52 for 2 people aka £26/head).

We had the British Bento Box which came with a duck salad, broth, fish and pigeon dish. Delicious!

Lovely setting - special without being too formal. Service was friendly and efficient. Food was fresh, flavoursome and nicely presented.

We really enjoyed our dinner at 1901 at Andaz. The food was exquisite, with the added bonus of a surprise amuse bouche before our starter, and a surprise palate cleanser before dessert, making the 3-course set menu seem to be five courses. The service was excellent, just the right balance between being attentive, but not disturbing us too frequently. The restaurant itself is in a beautiful setting, with large domed glass roof, - spectacular. Highly recommended!

My table was booked for 11:30. We got there 7 minutes late due to a train delay. As soon as my and my partner sat down, a waitress informed us theyre closing the morning buffet and the room in "15minutes". Why have an 11:30 slot, that I fail to understand. A waiter moved us next door to a far less glamorous room where they sat us next to a window overlooking a building site... The service from one of the female waiters was insulting. We couldnt leave as we booked 1901 2months in advance. A male waiter took over her role as i was extremely unsatisfied with the overall service. The male waiter was much better in terms of being more friendly and ordering the correct meal. Having poor service, we still had to pay a service charge though having horrendous service at the Lverpool St. branch in London. These are my main reasons why I wouldnt dare to reccommend 1901 to anybody.

We have dinned here many times - again this did not disappoint great friendly service - really great choice of local produce

Lovely meal. Food, wine, service and setting was fantastic. Although, we sat down at 2.15 and their last sitting for lunch is 2.30, felt a little pressed to order and finish

Went for a family meal and we all had the 3 courses for £26. Food was really nice - I had salmon to start and sea bass for main., both cooked to perfection. I especially liked the bread and butter - which was whipped. I had icecream for dessert which was noting special but my Mum and sister had panacotta which they raved about. My boyfriend and Dad also really like their choices. The venue is amazing - nice domed window at the top and a nice atmosphere.. Overall it was a very relaxing evening.

I went for dinner with a friend and we had the two courses for £26 with free dessert. We both had the salmon - which was a cooked piece of salmon and the lamb.. both which were divine and well presented! I paid a bit extra and opted for cheese and biscuits. The restaurant is beautiful setting and it was fairly quiet when we got there so made it easy to chat. It is just behind Liverpool Street station a a little jem hidden away and so worth a visit

This is a lovely 'hidden' restaurant. Not publicised from the street or well known. It is very grand inside, a beautiful large room. I believe it was the old ballroom in the old South Eastern hotel. Service is very traditional and professional. We had the Open Table set menu (2 courses for £26 with complimentary desert). Only a choice of 3 starters (one meat, one fish, one veggie) and similarly 3 main courses to choose from. But they are exquisitely presented with unusual flavour combinations. A really amazing experience. I have been here a number of times with guests and they have always been impressed and excited by the food. Wine is not cheap, with the basic house type wines still at around £30+ a bottle. Well worth a visit.

Fantastic service from all the staff, very attentive without being overbearing, I would recommend the lamb and the seabass, reasonably priced good wines, wonderful room but just a little quiet.

Typically, a business lunch over runs. Take into consideration the time it takes to select your order. Remove that because here you have an exquisite set lunch that includes 4 delicious dishes. The staff doesn't pressure to order a'la carte. You get your lunch. And then remove the time faffing for the bill. If you are with friends that like bills split, you don't have to spend long debating how much each as the set menu is £15. Simple. If you are with Business people and you have to pay. It is outstanding value.

Thank you for the good service. We enjoyed a tasty Fast Track lunch. This was booked though so should have been offered instead of given the a la carte menu only.

Really great service. Excellent food with good combinations. Have been twice and will go again

This was my wife&#039;s birthday dinner and we were joined by our daughter for the meal. My wife was attracted to two dishes on the starter menu and the restaurant obliged with turning the beef carpaccio into a main course for her. The menu is attractive by not being too long and complicated and the dishes served had balanced flavours. My wife had the duck terrine to start which by all accounts was delicious. My daughter had the parsnip soup, which she enjoyed and I had the lemon sole, which was light a starter as I was looking for. My daughter had the beef main course and I had the lamb, both of which were delicious. We had the Malbec from the wine list, which was good.<br />The ambience in the room was what I had hoped for. I am hard of hearing but a table in the corner of the room suited us fine. The decor really makes the room and the coloured glass in the cupola is a sight to behold. All in all a very agreeable environment. This is not a cheap restaurant but overall I felt it was reasonable value for money and certainly not out of line with what one is expected to pay in Central London these days. The service was quiet and efficient but also friendly, which made for a good evening. I would go again.

First the positives: fit-out and service. They&#039;ve done a great job adapting the grand space to feel regal but still modern, warm and comfortable. The service was seamless and discreet, just as it should be. The by-the-glass wine selection was good. The food itself was technically strong but, taken together as a meal, too rich and heavy. They even managed to make the smoked fish amuse bouche so rich I had to reach for my water glass. Overall it was good but felt like it was trying a bit too hard to emulate Dinner by Heston to count as great.

Three of us ate at 1901 at the Andaz Hotel. The food is interesting and excellent and the dining room is lovely and comfortable. The service is friendly but patchy - it can be difficult to catch an eye. Great value special offer on Open Table.

If you like to nibble at different things I would certainly recommend the fast track lunch. It may not fill everyone up but was more than enough for me and my group especially coupled with bread. But great lunch to have if you don&#039;t want to feel heavy and sluggish for the rest of the afternoon in the office. Food tasted great and was presented in a &#039;Master Chef&#039; manner.

Booked a set dinner menu. Wide enough choice and good quality food. Went with a friend who had not been before and she was particularly impressed by the building and the service which is exactly the right level attentive but not in your face. Lovely evening. Good cocktails too!!

The place was cold due to high ceiling. The food was average and the service was not attentive even though the restaurant was not busy on a Friday night.

My sister, friend and I went last week and it was brilliant.<br />We were all very impressed - my sister ccommented especially on the toilets which were immaculate.<br /><br />We were all very happy and enjoyed the ambience and excellent service. The wine we hose was also very good and I will recommend this restaurant to all my friends and colleagues.

Beautiful space seldom full despite good food and service. An oasis in the city. Decent breakfast too.

Beautiful restaurant due to a fabulous setting. Amazing property, real splendour. I went on the candle lit night and it was an amazing experience due to the room used. I ate off the a la cart, it was average. My guest ate off the set menu, which again was average but well priced. I would definitely visit again, it is the ambience that sells this place and it is right by Liverpool st station which is handy.

The service at 1901 is superb. The staff are very attentive. The atmosphere is very relaxed and the food was excellent.

Lovely place for a dinner drink. Sometime not that great value

A pleasant change to so many restaurants which are noisy, play unnecessary music and are not a peaceful experience. Tables not too close together and a sophisticated menu make for a good place for a business lunch. A bit of an oasis in the bustle of the City and a splendid high ceilinged dining room with restrained décor. Well done!

A mid week lunch outing. The restaurant is in a beautiful setting, a huge room (the old ballroom) with a domed ceiling. We were warmly greeted and shown to a table in the central area of the room. Comfy chairs a bit low for me, but once you are in your OK. We ordered pre-lunch glasses of wine. That&#039;s what we got !!. None of the usual nibbles... a bit surprising at £15 per glass. I&#039;d requested the a la carte in the booking. We were asked by the waiter if we wanted the rapid lunch.. I said no, the tasting menu with wine pairing. Thirty minutes later we were revisited and asked if we were ready to proceed ?. Yes, that&#039;s fine. The tasting menu please ?.<br />Sorry we don&#039;t serve that at lunchtime !! Oh dear, what have I let us in for ? ... anyway the headman went away, came back and said we can. Can you send us the Sommelier to discuss the wines ? sorry not on at lunchtime ... after some prompting the headman took charge and served us the wine throughout lunch. I have to say it was very enjoyable. Some memorable dishes, the fish and beef courses excellent. The wine matching was good some surprises not what you would have selected yourself but it all worked well. The wine portions were generous and we both new we had drunk &quot;an adequate sufficiency&quot; by the time we had finished the last glass. A very fine Madeira. On reflection a venue for a business meeting lunch. If you want the best service go in the evening.

The special offer is excellent value. Food was faultless and I would have happily paid twice the price. Service was a little inconsistent and it was annoying that they served amuse bouches without explaining what they were. Beautiful venue.

First time at 1901 at Andaz and certainly not the last. The food was great and although expensive to have full buffet access , it is worth it for that special breakfast.

Again had the British Bento box. What fantastic value this is when on the £15 offer. It is like a tastting menu on a plate. The service was impecable as ever. Wonderful, thank you.

I had the lunchtime menu, went for the Salmon and then had the Chicken. The food was well presented and the service was very attentive.<br /><br />The food was cooked very well, the chicken was very moist and had good flavours, the potatoes on the side were also very good.<br /><br />I had the chocolate cake with a minty hint to it, was very good and different.<br /><br />The tables I felt were a little close together when I arrived, but actually the accoustics of the restaurant ended up that I did not really notice the table next to us which was very close.<br /><br />A good meal and I would go back.

Excellent taster menu, beautifully presented and well served. Can&#039;t really fault anything about the whole gastronomic experience. Had read at least one review about poor service but we found all staff very professional and attentive without being intrusive.<br /><br />Probably won&#039;t go again but this is absolutely no reflection on 1901 itself, it&#039;s just that there are so many other restaurants to experience in London. Might give the Weekend Brunch at Eastway which is also part of Andaz a try.

Very classy and quite grand - the opposite of Andaz next door! The service was good and we had the express lunch (Bento style) which was very nice and good value. It was pretty empty though and so not much atmosphere.

The service was perfect! The moment we walked through the doors we were greeted kindly and taken to our seats.<br /><br />The Harp being played was a perfect touch, it was not too loud as we were able to talk and enjoy the music being played in the room.<br /><br />The décor, venue was beautiful. The entrance with candles and rose petals was a lovely touch. Food presentation was also very nice!<br /><br />The food was just amazing. The duck and chicken specifically was an experience and very keen to come back and try more from the menu again at 1901.<br /><br />We had a great time on valentines day at 1901 and enjoyed the food and the venue itself. The staff were also very nice.

I took my Mum here since it doesn&#039;t have the busy noisy atmosphere of most places around Liverpool Street. The table was quiet even though the restaurant was quite busy. <br />We both tried the Chef&#039;s Selection/British Bento box... It was fantastic, lots of flavours and not too much food, just a nice lunch.<br />Thank you for a good visit. I&#039;ll be back.

I&#039;m never disappointed when I go to this wonderful, atmospheric restaurant. The surroundings are stunning - the high ceiling and spacious restaurant. The food was wonderful (we upgraded to teh 2-course plus free dessert offer with no trouble at all). We were taking out our Company Secretary as she is leaving the company - she was absolutely blown away with everything.

It&#039;s probably better in the week, but on a Saturday night it was half empty and lacked any atmosphere. While there were plenty of staff the service was really poor and we had to ask several times for the same things. Food OK but expensive.

We arrived early, my wife had to go to the toilet and I was shown to my table.<br />When my wife entered the restaurant we waited about 5 minutes and then I had to ask someone to take her coat. We needed an elaboration on the set menu and when I asked, I was told that someone would see me in a minute. My wife said not to approach them and see how long it would take before someone came back to us. We waited about 15 minutes and then decided to leave and go elsewhere, because if that was the level of service we were getting when 1901 was not busy, it would only agitate me if it did get busy.<br />I will not recommend this restaurant to anyone.

Great location - just outside liverpool street station. <br />The special offer is great value, environment is very romantic.

Lovely dining hall. Excellent service. Food was lovely. With the £24 offer for three courses it&#039;s outstanding value. Highly recommend the veal and the bakewell was so amazing!

Entertained a client for a business lunch. Good service and they were efficient. The food is modern (ie not huge portions) in it&#039;s presentation, tasty and decent value.<br /><br />We were able to talk without being overheard as there is enough space between tables and diners.

Dined with a friend on the 3 courses for £24 special offer menu. Food was very good, service friendly, laid back and unrushed, dining room is beautifully decorated and felt warm and cosy against the harsh weather backdrop. It is an expensive place to dine and there are better restaurants nearby in this price bracket but overall a nice experience. One small complaint, I found the seats at the table very snug so be warned!

We booked at the last minute as we wanted to eat out and so many places were full.<br />Good food and good service.<br />The setting of the restaurant is beautiful in the old ballroom

Grand Victorian dining room with a modern vibe. Welcoming pleasant staff. Excellent menu choices on the festive menu. All the food served was high quality and creatively presented. This was a great choice to get a group together for lunch.

Ambiance for business is excellent. Good space between tables for discussing business. food and service excellent. Not cheap but value for money is great. Would recommend to anyone for a really nice meal experience, whether business or pleasure.

This is a very attractive dining room but the food, although beautifully presented, is disappointing. The dishes are over complicated with combinations of ingredients that don&#039;t necessarily work well together. The parsnip veloute which my friend has was incredibly salty, even for him and he loves salt; it would have been inedible for a salt-hater. Overall the service was efficient but the waiters were not very knowledgeable about either the food or the wine.

From arrival the service was exemplary, both our meals were stunning and I would definitely return without hesitation as i need to sample the remainder of the menu.<br />Highly recommended

Service was shocking and a lot of the food bland. I booked because of good reviews but we found the opposite to be true unfortunately. I was horrified when we were questioned by the member of staff for not leaving the OPTIONAL service charge! They were lucky we paid for what we had to be honest. Drinks arrived when we had nearly finished our starters and they weren&#039;t even busy. Nobody came to check if everything was OK at any point. <br />NOT IMPRESSED AT ALL.

Great venue and ambiance, and really attentative and friendly service. Food is rather style over substance - think they are trying a bit too hard, but overall I enjoyed 1901.

First thing to mention is the building, wow! One of the nicest buildings I have ever eaten in. The seats and the tables offer great comfort in an amazing environment. <br /><br />To add to the environment there was also a live sax player wondering around the restaurant playing and there were candles lit all over the restaurant which made it romantic. It&#039;s a great place to take your partner which is what I did.<br /><br />The food is fine dining so the portions are small but very tasty and well presented.<br /><br />We had 2 courses for 25 pound which was good value and they provided bread for free.<br /><br />The service was a little slow and laid back but everyone was friendly and polite.<br /><br />I&#039;d highly recommend 1901, me and my girlfriend had a great night.

Delicious food wonderfully presented. Exceptional food. Highly recommended

A Real treat - Have been here on many occasions. - They alwyas serve up something unusal. They did not dissapoint. <br />The open-table offer was well worth £24 <br />They even provided a pre-starter. Great selection of locally resourced seasonal food. <br />Cocktails were fun but not cheap.

This really is a superb restaurant with a grand fin-de-siecle ambience. The menu is not huge but that does&#039;t matter as the quality of the British sourced food and the presentation can&#039;t be faulted. We began with cocktails prepared at the central bar and progressed to the a la carte menu. The combinations of ingredients is innovative &amp; imaginative but not pretentious and works really well. Attention to the diners is thorough but not intrusive, and there are nice touches such as the little slates of foie gras and pineapple that arrived while we were enjoying the cocktails. It *is* expensive but you get what you pay for and it compares well with other dining venues of similar quality in the West End. Highly recommended for a special occasion.

Cocktails were definately a big item here, the bar was a focus of the tables and interesting to watch the preparation and enjoy!<br /><br />The food was great, the three of us enjoyed each of our courses. The service here was the very best we experienced out of four excellant restaurants we sampled during our stay. It&#039;s a small thing I know but I do drink a lot of water and I never once had to ask to be topped up, it was only a jug of water which made it all the more commendable. We will definitely return to this very well run venue. <br /><br />Thanks to all the staff in attendance, they worked well as a team, a job very well done.

I recommend this restaurant excellent services and food tasteful and well presented

I used this 1901 at Andaz for business dinner. My friend recommend me as good location in the City London and established atmosphere. We ordered various dishes, starter, main fish and meat. We enjoyed modern stylish dishes with keen edge atmosphere.

Wonderful dining experience . The building is exquisite and the dining chairs practically armchairs, and tables good distance apart. Good and service both exceptional. One of the best restaurants in<br />London

Booked for a 9am breakfast meeting with a v important client, meet a greet was fine, room is impressive, nice atmosphere. My clients asked for my reservation in my name and were shown to an entirely different table. I had to wonder around and ask guests if it was them, I found them about 20 mins later. Service was non existent, they gave us menus but never came back to take an order. So after waiting for 40+ mins we went to the buffet. The food selection was good (if a little over priced). After a small bowl of cereal, we were asked if we had had enough as they were starting to pack up the buffet at 10am, I said definitely not, from this point forward we were hassled through our breakfast. Sadly felt obliged to pay 12.5% service charge

Decent food in stunning venue. The lunch express is quite nice to have a selection and a light selection

Chic environment, attentive service, super food, great wine list. What more could you ask.

Great location for a business lunch as it is a big airy quiet room with tables well spaced out. Food is good, but not great. Tries hard but doesnt fully deliver. Service excellent.

Wonderful location for a business dinner. Trendy atmosphere and great service and wine list.

Having dined here before the experience left me disappointed. Beef starter&amp;chocolate dessert were nice but I was very disappointed by my haddock main - the potato on which the fish was served was hard, the sauce extremely sweet (did the cook mix up sugar and salt?) and the dish lukewarm. My guest who also tasted my dish confirmed so not just question of taste. Although I complained &amp; the Spanish waiter said he would pass this onto the chef - no follow-up. My comments were ignored.The waiter was friendly but initially forgot my order,then mixed up the dishes we had ordered&amp;in the end the bill contained a £56 bottle of wine I had never ordered.When I queried he just said: &quot;yes I have given you the bill of the neighbouring table&quot;.No apology.

Had a delicious breakfast at the Andaz, the buffet selection is huge. Service maybe not as good as some other 5-star hotels (may be reflected in slightly lower breakfast buffet price of £24), the service was more workmanlike than attentive with too low a staff-customers ratio, but the dining room is beautiful and we enjoyed overall.

Went with the top table offer of 2 courses plus complimentary dessert. I had the pollock as starter and pork as main. The starter was very bland, and pork had odd mixture of flavours. My guest had the beef and haddock which were somewhat better. The desserts were probably the best, but a little too sweet. Everything was beautifully presented and the service, although a little slow despite it being quite quiet, was very friendly.