Ambrosia Bistro / Bar in Wandsworth

Justo lo que necesitábamos. Alguna comida italiana muy auténtica, a un precio razonable. El ambiente era encantador y rústico.

A pasos del Rio Thames en la margen sur. Muy buena opcion con platos diversos para escoger y una atencion excelente!

Fuimos al restaurant Ambrosia dentro del Hotel Verta. Nos gusta conocer los restaurantes de los hoteles por que siempre garantizan un piso de calidad y Ambrosia no fue la excepcion.

El servicio es muy amable y la comida es muy buena que he ido tres veces esta semana porque estoy trabajando cerca de tres diferentes platos probada volveré sin duda

Este es un lugar muy agradable para un ambiente relajado y elegante. Lo que lo hacía aún mejor era el hecho de que todo su menú era halal y tenían unos cócteles sin alcohol! El ambiente acogedor y tranquilo. Me gustó el interior del lugar. China fue inspirado en las obras de arte con un toque contemporáneo en su selección de muebles. El servicio era perfecto. Nos quedamos allí para unas buenas horas. En general, fue una gran elección y tuvimos una experiencia muy agradable. Lo mantuvieron allí de nuevo en una ocasión especial. Es elegante, así que es más que un regalo de un asunto semanal. Para más fotos, por favor dejar mi blog: http://designeresra.blogspot.co.uk/2014/08/the-ambrosia-bistro.html

Nos encantó el té de la tarde en el hotel Verta, lo cual era una excelente relación calidad-precio, ya que estaba en oferta especial. Los asientos al aire libre en el Riverside es precioso, y tuvimos la suerte de ser caluroso día de octubre. La comida estaba muy bien presentada y deliciosa. buenas macarons de calidad, bollos, sándwiches y pasteles. Sin duda volveremos.

Consta de un desayuno completísimo, todo acorde a su categoría, quizas necesitaría unas mesas mas altas.

Breakfast buffet gluttony! But if you had to pay for it (if not included with your room), don't do it! It's 20 POUNDS!

Although expensive, food and service was excellent. There is a wide choice of cocktails besides the usual fare, and food was well presented and delicious.

Classiccarguy It was meant to be a special occasion - a classic car club lunch to kick off the New Year and our organisation's 25th Anniversary. Despite terrible weather we all turned-up in the heady expectation that the reviews on TripAdvisor would make this a day to remember. It was but for all the wrong reasons. First the good news. Yes the hotel is bright and modern, although signage is scant and it is not at all obvious that the hotel exists. The double height atrium blah,blah,blah. The heliport is right outside which is no doubt handy for some. However, we arrived by classic car and we wanted feeding. Ashnick has already run through this travesty of a buffet made worse by the cheapo standard. Honestly, you'd have eaten better at a motorway service station. But to run out of what was already a sparse selection of food is inexcusable. When ordering wine, some friends had to engage in a curious guessing game after the waiter explained that some of the wine was unavailable. After several attempts to pin down the elusive wine it arrived well after the meal had been consumed. Eventually some dreary supermarket sandwiches appeared but by then our party had had enough and many were heading home. A thought came to me, afterwards, for anyone else caught out by Hotel Verta's inadequate catering arrangements - send a helicopter out to search for food.

One the most dismal buffet lunches I have ever experienced. I was with a group of 30, we paid £40 per head (expensive even for London prices), and the main course consisted of no more than a half a sausage, although if you didn't mind appearing greedy, you could grab two halves. Complaints to the staff were shrugged off, until eventually, when most had finished, they brought out a huge plate of hastily cooked pasta. Needless to say, after having our desserts, most of the pasta was left to waste. Utterly incompetent management, and would never recommend to anyone.

I attended a lunch for a car club I belong to. We had to pay £40 per head for a glass of Champagne and a so called buffet lunch. There were around 35 of us present on a very snowy day so some of us made an effort to attend. The buffet was quite diabolical. There was bread, a few salad items and, in the same section some chocolate mousse and fruit salad which, in itself, was strange. In the next section was the main course of some chicken wraps, some cut up sausages (no doubt from breakfast) and some salmon. Those at my table took the salad and returned a little later only to discover no main course left aside from some sausages. We asked some staff members when the main course would be replenished and kept being told "soon". In the event only the wraps were replaced with some very basic sandwiches. The sweet was adequate but the whole experience was catastrophic with no staff member taking ownership of the situation. I can only assume that the weather must have affected things. If so someone should have told us. I can only hope that others have a more fortunate experience.