Café Biltmore in City of London, Westminster - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Delicious food and great service. The location is perfect, right in the middle of Mayfair :)

The culinary experience at this 5-star hotel surpassed all expectations. From the gourmet breakfast spread to the exquisite dinner options, <<Lobster pasta and old fashion cocktail marvellous >>every meal was a delight to the senses. The attention to detail and the use of fresh, locally-sourced ingredients truly elevated the dining experience. And let’s not forget about the coffee – expertly brewed and served with a smile, it was the perfect start to each day.

I have been there in Monday with my husband !!! Amazing food! The service was professional and very familiar Thank you for this moment! Hope to see you again!

As a coffee aficionado, I was thrilled with the selection and quality of coffee offered at this 5-star hotel. Until I had the best frothed piece of art cappuccino here in Biltmore hotel very rich flavor and a perfect presentation , every cup was a work of art. And the food Absolutely divine. Each dish was crafted with precision and flair, especially the <Philly Sandwich > showcasing the talents of the hotel’s culinary team. Dining here was truly a highlight of my stay.” Recommended 100%

My brother and I recently visited the cafe at Biltmore and had an amazing experience. All the staff were extremely hospitable, but particularly Mr Vinod, who went above and beyond to ensure our time was enjoyable. We ate from the festive menu and were very impressed with the quality and quantity of the food. It will definitely somewhere we would visit again in the future

We had a Christmas dinner with close friends and we really enjoyed ourselves. The staff are amazing with great hospitality and friendly manner. We felt very welcomed and served delicious meals. Thank you for going above and beyond to ensure we had a wonderful time. Will definitely come again.

We had wonderful time and the service was outstanding. The staff were really welcoming and attentive. The food was delicious and the table set up is so beautiful. Thank you

The Biltmore hotel is a well known luxury hotel in the heart of Mayfair. It's owned by the Hilton group with rooms that start at £700/night. Needless to say, I haven't stayed here....and the fact I live in London. :-) We decided a couple of days prior to check out Cafe Biltmore. It had been on my list of restaurants to try and for some reason they had quite a lot of availability. If I remember correctly, the weather was terrible and there was a(nother) train strike. When we arrived we were struck by how beautiful the hotel is. It also gave that distinct luxury impression of privacy. There weren't many people around although the hotel was apparently well occupied. We made our way over to Cafe Biltmore and there was only one other table seated outside in the terrace. We opted to sit inside. As our menu commenced a table of eight sat inside not far from us that created a nice atmosphere. We were greeted courteously by our waiter and took a look at the menu. The menu has recently changed and we opted to go straight to mains: - Fish and Chips: This has got to be the best fish and chips I've ever tasted. The batter was so light and cooked to perfection. Of course, the fish was fresh and broke off into large chunks (fish that has been frozen gets all flakey). - Wagyu beef burger: For £18 this was oh-kay. I wasn't that impressed with it. Chips good, but how do you mess those up? Actually, I have seen restaurants mess up chips. We had our meals and this is where the service stepped up a notch. Vinod, the manager, came over and asked us about the food. I'm no expert and he politely listened to our suggestions which encompassed perhaps going for hickory smoked bacon and maybe a smoky sauce to complement the Wagyu beef. Just my personal preference and, as I have zero Michelin stars, take from that what you will. Vinod then offered to give us a tour of their steak restaurant Grill 88. Again, not that busy for the evening and we decided we'd come back in a week or so to check it out. Overall, a nice cafe. A little pricey, but it is the Biltmore. I preferred Grill 88 but this is a recommended option if you're in the area and want a quiet business lunch or dinner.

Found this Cafe on Instagram, we loved the Sunday Roast and the service. Everyone was so welcoming and this is a hidden gem in the area

Try the french toast & the vegetable omelette

Food was ok. My octopus was a little disappointing but the pancakes, burrata and chicken schnitzel were tasty. Service was good but always room for improvement. There weren’t that many people around so atmosphere was quite dead. Nevertheless- I enjoyed it and would go back. Would just order something different.

Has a celebratory dinner here for a special occasion. Staff and venue couldn’t have been any better

Went here thinking they had nice terraced seating in the sun based on photos I saw online, but you’re basically sat in a car park, awful. The wagyu burger was dry, and the lamb chops main dish was two tiny little chops, I’d expect more than two for the price.

We had afternoon tea it was amazing experince with great option of snack and sweet. Erasha was so helpful and super nice she help us to pick the kind of tea and make sure we love it and enjoy it. Theo is a nice guy who help you with everything you need i had outstanding experince 10/10

Oksana amazing person good service like the place

Do not recommend it. Got hooked by their famous “summer terrace”. Earlier this year booked a table for the birthday dinner specifying the occasion. On the arrival, it was pretty clear “the terrace” is some rather small passage with almost no natural light in. Only when I raised the question concerning the space we were sitted in we were informed that real terrace was closed due to some works. I should remind you it was summer and their latest posts on social media were promoting a beautifully decorated terrace. Unfortunately, I felt played. Apart from that, the food was very average and the playlist didn't match the pomposity of the building. You would expect much better experience for £100 for two (without desserts or alcohol). We left shortly after arriving and no one even seemed to care.

The buttermilk fried chicken burger is one of the best.

Good atmosphere but not so good food.

Tremendous find. The food was exceptional - light, fresh, even made to order. My husband had GF bread that he says was the best he’s ever eaten. Sea bass was perfectly done. The wait staff was attentive and helpful. It’s quiet and out of the way. Totally worth seeking it out.

Unlike what you see in the photos posted by the owner, the cute terrace has been permanently closed which was disapointing to know of it when we reached.. The brunch prices are steap and don't include coffee or drinks i.e 2 courses for £48 or 3courses for £65. The courses are relatively small compared to other brunch serving restaurants. The eggs royal were ok, though they used quite tough bread and not brioche.. the pancakes were not good and tasted like they were made in old oil... The coffee tasted good thankfully but the arrogant staff made this experience disappointing.

The food is excellent as is the service, highly recommended!

I had lunch with my friend there. Their bread was absolutely amazing! (Definitely the best I’ve ever had) Kale and apple salad was refreshing! And we especially love the fried chicken burger. The chicken was very juicy and tender and not greasy❤️🤌🏻 We also ordered the mussels but they were quite fishy😫 The service was great but they seemed to forget or miss our order so we waited for our main dish for more than 30 minutes after the appetiser… (not the “express” lunch it was claimed to be) it was nice of them to offer a complimentary chocolate cake in the end.

This is a great for business meetings over coffee, breakfast or lunch. Lovely ambience, and impeccable service. Highly recommended.

Nice space, food was mediocre, a cheese platter with no nuts/grapes, presented only with cheese and a couple stale crackers. The Seabass was good. I called in advance and asked if we could come for high tea, the receptionist said yes, I arrived a couple minutes prior to and was told I cannot join the high tea. Overall not worth the price, would not return and not recommended.

We had a wonderful afternoon thanks to the incredible staff who went above and beyond to make it special. The food was exquisite and the jazz singer was the icing on the cake. Thanks to everyone for making it such a lovely occasion. We will definitely be returning soon.

Es caro. Está bien el menú brunch si te apetece pedir determinados platos. 2 platos son 32 pounds y 3 son 38, de entre toda la carta. Hay variedad, pero la calidad podría mejorarse.

NEW SUMMER TERRACE IN THE HEART OF MAYFAIR ☀️🥂 . This is a place to be this summer! Stunning Mediterranean terrace in the heart of Mayfair situated at Cafe Biltmore 🙌 . You should try their refreshing cocktails with Italicus Rosolio Liqueur alongside some fresh, seasonal dishes 🥗 This place is such a vibe and I cannot wait to come back on a warm summer night! 🥰 . My favourite cocktails I recommend ordering: 🍋IL CITRICO - Banana infused Tequila, Italicus liqueur, Pear Agave, Lime 🍋ITALICUS SGROPPINO - Italicus liqueur, Citrus sorbet, Champagne 🍋IL RINFRESCANTE- Italicus liqueur, lemon juice, tangerine, blood orange and elderflower tonic . They also have a DJ from Wednesday-Saturday 6pm to 10pm 💃🕺

Superb service in a great atmosphere and delicious food. Also very accommodating for our group with young children.

I stayed at the hotel for a few days and every meal was amazing! Great menu!

Celebrated Mother's Day lunch and loved it! Excellent service and delicious menu. Looking forward to next time to dine here.

This was a spectacular dinner. Peter was a perfect host and the group had a fantastic time. He did a great job at explaining each dish and its wine pairing. You can tell he is very knowledgeable and great at what he does. The food was delicious and the private dining room we were seated in was beautiful. I would highly recommend this restaurant, its food and most importantly its staff.

Pros: lovely waiters, the guy serving champagne is a comedian, food is tasty. Cons: we waited over 1 hour and still hadn’t received mains, outdoor had zero charm and ambience - no music was played so it felt quite stale. Husband booked Biltmore Cafe for Mother’s Day lunch. We arrived at 12.15 and sat outdoors. Maybe because it was early they had limited staff so it took a while before we could place our order. My son’s apple juice took at least 15minutes to arrive and even my husbands and my drink arrive quite a while apart. Our starters were tasty, however my sons kids burger was just a hard chunk of meat. We then waited an hour and still hadn’t received our mains so cancelled them. They also added 2 Mimosas to the bill even though I only had one. The terrace is really nice but had zero ambience, no music or charm. Overall, quite disappointed especially as it was the place we chose to celebrate Mother’s Day.

Had a gorgeous lunch today at The Biltmore Hotel with my brother. Food was delicious and the service, as always, was impeccable. Thank you for making us so welcome and looking after us.

Wonderful afternoon tea for valentine's with the most exquisite and tasty teas served in wine glasses as the highlight! Perfect service. I had not previously been impressed by the quality of the tea served here in the lounge and bars so this was a wonderful surprise as the tea is one of the most important things for afternoon tea!

"I fell in love with the whole experience! The service, the staff, the ambiance and the delicious afternoon tea was first class! Our server for the afternoon Sanj Chopra was fantastic! His details to service, smiling and warmth filled energy through the whole service, and his knowledge on every tea and food served was outstanding and inspiring. Thank you and we will be returning soon with family and more friends. Best wishes, Kajal from Kajalshealthykitchen

Amazing food and outstanding service, the friendly staff went above and beyond to ensure myself and my partner had the best evening. The food was second to none. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for an outstanding dining experience.

Excellent service and very discreet for a business brunch

Bloody amazing. Great food and the free flow drinks were a great value. Wouldn’t recommend anywhere else for brunch

Beautiful restaurant on the the terrace in the summer. Food, service and cocktails were great. Came back in the winter and the terrace was closed. I wouldn’t come back again when the terrace is closed. It’s not such a great setting but excellent for social distancing

The festive menu was nice. Nice ambience inside. Service was on the slow side but staff were friendly.

I was surprised that it was quiet on a Friday evening especially in a hotel restaurant but I supposed there is much competition in this part of London. I really enjoyed the food at Cafe Biltmore. Though the menu is not extensive but this did mean that each dish was well executed. The portions are not large but extremely satisfying. Higher price point than your typical café but Jason Atherton has managed to maintain quality. Must offer the sourdough bread! It was so hot and fluffy! The service was attentive and we felt well taken care of. I would visit again for special occasions and a comforting meal.

Good atmosphere and service, the food was just fine.

Excellent place part of Hilton Hotel

AFTERNOON TEA service £45pp, included finger sandwiches (vegetarian option for us with the salmon) variety of tea's (11/12 options available) and mini cakes with scones and clotted cream. Our visit consisted of a party of 6 for a farewell gathering. Came here expected way too much- so it seems. At £45pp you wouldn't have thought one would be seated on a stable table! 2 of ours had a mind of its own and wobbled all the way through our Tea experience... My husband put his foot on our table to stop it from rocking!!! STRIKE 1. The set Tea menu consisted of 11/12 types of tea, upon ordering our Tea's we were advised one of the flavours were not available/out of stock. STRIKE 2. Set menu alsoconsisted of finger sandwiches where we ordered the vegetarian option with salmon. These took some time to arrive by then we had ordered our Tea's and devoured them in no time. A couple of the plates were served with crusty dry bread and the salmon was forgotten! Which 1 plate was replaced upon request. and Salmon served a while later. Our sandwiches were not replenished after we had finished them. STRIKE 3. Scones were warm and slightly dry. Cakes were nice nothing special. STRIKE 4. Waitress we had was lovely, some that were lingering around wasn't so friendly. STRIKE 5. Manager came over to check on our experience to which I could not hold back and expressed my unsatisfactory experience as kindly as I could to which we were given 1 complimentary truffle each. Appalling! Just under £300 on a very sad experience :( embarrassed to have taken our guests here. NEVER return or recommend. THIS DOES NOT REPRESENT YOUR TRADITIONAL ENGLISH AFTERNOON TEA EXPERIENCE.

Stunning establishment in the heart of Mayfair

1 stars for the service if not less , got seated and was left unattended for a while .. I booked the table outdoors, they sat me indoors instead. Clear lack of management

Fantastic brunch good portions excellent service

Beautiful atmosphere! I I thoroughly enjoyed our refreshingly relaxed outdoor dining experience (4th June 2021). The staff were very friendly and attentive and the food was amazing – the Dorset crab on toast is highly recommended!

A warm atmosphere and welcoming sommelier and team. We found it great for breakfast and evening drinks.

Good meal on the terrace at cafe biltmore - staff friendly, courteous, and efficient which was great. Starters were particularly good, the cured salmon in ponzu and the oysters with the thai vinaigrette were delicious. The mains however were a bit underwhelming - nduja pasta lacked that punch of flavour and textural variety, and monkfish curry was nice but again lacking that wow factor. Desserts were good, lemon tart worth going for and chocolate moelleux was rich and tasty. Cocktails were well put together and had a decent list of non alcoholic cocktails too. Overall price c.£100 a head for three courses plus a couple of drinks each. Whilst it was an enjoyable meal I don’t think there’s enough standout dishes here to make it a “must visit”/“destination” restaurant, despite the excellent service. 14/20