Cinnamon Club in City of London, Westminster

Shakel was our witter and he was so welcoming and caring during the whole dinner. Brilliant service

Sophisticated flavors and unique combinations. Traditional interior of the library with the books still on the shelves

Indian food with a twist. Loved the vegetarian starters and mains .

Excellent Indian fine dining place. The dishes are amazing and presented fantastic. The dressings and sauces with appetizers are yummy. After being here we also went to Cinnamon Kitchen before leaving London

Lovely restaurant. Like an old library. Food very good, though a little pricey. Good atmosphere

A terrible experience. The restaurant overpowering with the noise. Exceptionally poor service & no customer care. I've sent a complaint via email as suggested by Cinnamon Club but guess what? No reply!!!! Appalling appalling

We have been to The Cinnamon Club multiple times now and the service, food and overall experience never disappoint. We come to London from the states and have to come back. The sommeliers are experts and have continued to recommend beautiful selections. When in London it is a MUST.

Visited here in 2014 for my fathers birthday and it was great. Visited recently and it was still fantastic. Food and service was great. A very unique twist on Indian food which made it very pleasant

Great restaurant for a special occasion

We dined at the Cinnamon Club for a 16-person business dinner. Sarthak was endlessly helpful with organising our reservation, and Ash and his team provided excellent service on the night. We had a three course set menu, and the prices were very fair. The food was delicious, everything went really smoothly, and the setting was fantastic. Definitely recommend for business dinners or groups of this size, as nothing felt like trouble. Thank you!

Excellent all round to celebrate a family birthday

Every good is unique in taste and texture. The service and the atmosphere is calm and cool.

Most delicious food, superb staff, lovely setting.

Service: We had booked in advance on OpenTable for a table at 7:30, saying that we are ordering the Tasting menu. We arrived early at 7:10, they were very accommodating and sat us at the bar while they set up our table, we got sat down around 7:20. And this is when things started to go downhill. They asked us to confirm that we are having the tasting menu, and then just forgot about us. The canapé arrived around 25 minutes after we were sat down. Each course after that was about the same, it takes them 10+ minutes to take away our plates after we were finished with them. It really just feels like we were forgotten about. When they took away the plates for the starter course, it was already 9:10 PM. We told them that the wait time between the dishes were a bit too long before the main courses, and they were able to serve the next course within two minutes. The servers did not scrape the crumbs from our table even though they did it for every table around. When they “explained” the dishes as they serve it to us, they just repeated the name of the dish and left. Overall: it felt like a night of waiting Food (tasting menu): The food was nice, but a lot of the proteins are overcooked (medium-well to well-done), I think this is because they were all cooked in the tandoor oven, which gave it a wonderful flavour (but they were overcooked). The dessert taste like it was just taken out of the freezer, as it was nearly rock solid in the middle. The naan was burnt, but they promptly changed it for us after notifying them. The tiger prawn and seafood makhani sauce was lovely; the prawn was nicely cooked, and the sauce reminds you of a seafood bisque. The portion size wasn’t too big as well, we didn’t leave full (probably cuz the only carbs from the tasting menu was the small dollop of mash) The à la carte menu items look really tasty tho Overall: the food was tasty, but did not feel like it was worth the 95 per person price tag.

Food was delicious but the butter chicken was packaged badly so it spilled on the journey - the other dishes were great, will definitely order again and hopefully the takeaway containers can be improved!

We called in here on the off chance we could get a table after a concert in a local hall, and we could! Very pleased they were able to find a table for us: the meal was fantastic. The Tasting Menu option was not initially given to us, but was available on request. We opted for the Tasting Menu: eight courses of beautifully presented food with incredible flavours. The waiting team were brilliant, friendly but not overbearing, and very happy to help recommend food and wine. Overall, a superb dining experience.

Went to the Cinnamon Club on Saturday for a big special Birthday, and we had a wonderful experience. We were well looked after and I would highly recommend the tasting menu. We will be returning! Big thank you to all the team!

While the food was excellent and the rest of the staff were kind, helpful, and attentive, our experience was unfortunately marred by the sommelier’s attitude. His passive-aggressive comments and demeanor felt unnecessarily curt and detracted from what could have been a wonderful evening. It’s a shame, as the rest of the team created such a welcoming atmosphere.

While the food was excellent and the rest of the staff were kind, helpful, and attentive, our experience was unfortunately marred by the sommelier’s attitude. His passive-aggressive comments and demeanor felt unnecessarily curt and detracted from what could have been a wonderful evening. It’s a shame, as the rest of the team created such a welcoming atmosphere.

Food was pretty good, but as another reviewer said, they gave off a pushy sales vibe multiple times throughout the dinner

It's just a perfect place to celebrate an occasion - this time my daughter's 21st BDay. The food and ambiance are spectacular, and they treat you like royalty.

The food was delicious and the service was great but then waned towards the end of the meal which was a real shame. Sommelier almost couldn’t be bothered to say anything for the last 2 courses of the tasting menu with wine paring!

It was as usual very good. However, I felt a bit rushed. For some reason although I didn’t feel it to be late for a Friday night, I felt rushed to pay the bill. A bit sad since I waited for 3 years to return and dine on this amazing place. Hope for a bit more relax experience next time.

A memorable evening. We had the couse menu on New Years Eve. Delightful tastes, jazz band, and great service. Best lobster bisque I've ever tasted.

A “fancy” Indian in the city. Menu was good, portion sizes medium, don’t expect the usual portion size for Indian. I enjoyed the food - everything that we ordered was good. Drinks menu also good. It was quite busy so service felt a little slow when clearing tables, or taking drinks order. At the price paid I would expect more attentive service. It’s got a nice atmosphere in the library, nice place for food. Close to all the Westminster sites.

I came with my parents from Spain and it was one of the most amazing dinner ever!! Our waiter was Akaba, and he was so delightful, kindly and lovely. I recommend it to the moon and back having the nye dinner in The Cinnamon Club💞 enjoyable experience💞 Thank you for all Akaba and Cinnamon Team💞

Extraordinary, but extremly loud

I visited Cinnamon Club in Westminster for an office Christmas lunch in early December. Although they didn’t offer a festive menu at the time, their Indian-inspired menu had an interesting selection of starters, main dishes and desserts. We had the option to choose individual dishes or opt for a three-course set menu, which turned out to be the better value. As a pleasant surprise, we were served a complimentary small finger starter to begin the meal. For my starter, I chose the fish cake, which was flavorful and well-prepared. My main course was the jackfruit stew. While it was a creative dish and generally enjoyable, I found the coconut flavor a bit overpowering for my taste. Nonetheless, the overall quality of the food was great, and everything was served promptly. The ambiance of Cinnamon Club is a comfortable, speakeasy-style setting that adds a unique charm to the dining experience. The staff were friendly and attentive throughout the meal. Pricing felt reasonable, especially considering the quality of the food and service. I had a good experience overall and would return to explore other items on their menu. If you’re looking for a place that serves Indian cuisine with a sophisticated twist, Cinnamon Club is worth a visit.

taster menu plus wine pairing absolutely memorable. I took my brother, sister-in-law & niece from Brussels on 28th dec 2024. The flavours were exquisite & I recommend this luxury to any foodie! I shall be back. Even if only for a meal. The service was knowledgeable & matched the wines beautifully. Thank you Cinnamon Club.Amazing setting too.

Ein sehr gutes Essen, viele Geschmackseindrücke, bei gutem Service und einem tollen Ambiente. Danke

Loved the food and the setting, beautiful. Atmosphere a bit rowdy given the setting and service a bit distracted. Would recommend for the food and the setting.

Went for the Christmas menu @ £125 each. Thought the food was pretty disappointing, some interesting combos that unfortunately just didn't seem to gel. Food was not always hot. Some dishes were better than others but given the price expected a lot more. Had better at local restaurants at a fraction of the price. Service was okay but felt staff could've been more attentive and warmer.

We spent a lot of money but had 3 Covid cancellations out of twenty and they charged for them plus any unopened wine since refunded .Been going there for more than twenty years and had many business lunches so disappointed Food good but poor management decisions

Great Food in a brilliant venue. We had the festive menu - which had partridge and lamb chops as highlights and a brilliant tiger prawn dish aswell. Somebody at my table got the wine pairing which I thought was nice - however I am no connoisseur! Generally the food was fantastic with the exact right level of spice and fantastic flavours overall - the courses were all delicious and the meats were all cooked perfectly - i.e super juicy and fresh. The cocktail at the bar underneath the main hall was great and they delivered me a cake and a card to celebrate my 18th! Service was fantastic of course, as to be expected.

They were excellent, managed to find a table in main dining area for us, cocktails, dining experience, wines, it was all just perfect. Thank you for such a super day.

Good but not amazing food, definitely gives off push business man vibes but if that's your thing then go for it

Food was good, but despite having 17 guests we were charged for 3 people unable to attend (due to COVID) including service even though we spent circa £4,000

A Birthday Treat which completely lived up to the hype. Excellent.

We booked the Cinnamon Club to celebrate a special event on Sunday 22 December. My husband made a special visit there a week or so before the event to check it and spoke to the manager. He explained we would be coming after a concert and was assured that the timing was fine. On the night, only a few hours before we were due to get there the restaurant rang and cancelled the booking, saying they were closing early. It was then too late to find anywhere else and our evening was ruined. This is very poor unprofessional conduct and I would certainly not risk booking here again.

Terrible and inflexible service.

Visited the venue a few years ago and thought I’d do another visit but what a big mistake! Arrived early and had a cocktail (mmm which was very good) however the server wasn’t interested at all - it felt like we were doing him a favor. Bar nuts, no tissues - drinks not coasters. It all felt a little amateur brick lane ish. Moving to the dining room seated at a wobbly table. Stood up to get our servers attention (a common theme throughout the meal) Complementary bites lovely but had to call the server to explain it to us. Our dining room server throughout the meal treated us with quite a lot of contempt. Refused to repeat orders and made the meal difficult. At the moment of writing we are waiting for our starters and I’d better end this review now before I go into more details.

Great service, great menu with unusual and interesting fusion dishes, on the pricey side but excellent food. Great wine list and lovely cocktails.

For most of my life, I have had an attraction to India and Indian food in all its forms. Whilst I can equally enjoy the cuisine of our local Indian and the trendy Indian “fusion” restaurants, my heart lies with the food from the Country of India itself. Whilst all our familiar high street restaurants produce some wonderful cuisine, many of them tend to emanate from Bangladesh and Pakistan. In my experience, the minority come from India itself. It is a big country with and wide cultural and culinary experience and yet, there is something about this country that makes their food different to their neighbours and our familiar high street experiences. The Cinnamon kitchen seems to encapsulate all things Indian and I was mightily impressed with the dishes on offer in their menu. There are elements of fusion in the menu but tradition is at the heart of the food and it is delicious. All the familiar spices can be discerned even though they are presented in innovative ways and combinations. The setting is a little bizarre being an old library and your bill comes in a book! It works though, and with the friendly and helpful staff, it all adds up to a really nice experience. It comes at a price though and it is expensive at every level. If I have a minor issue, it was that the service was not attentive enough. The food came out of the kitchen quick enough, so no complaints there, but we were left alone for long periods when we needed some service. In fact, for long periods there were no servers in the restaurant at all that I could see. Notwithstanding, these were not matters that spoiled my experience and I enjoyed my visit very much indeed.

A culinary delight! Everything was delicious, every single bite. We got the festive tasting menu and was blown away. Staff very attentive too. Will be back!!

I really enjoyed my December dinner at the Cinnamen

Tasty food but most of it was lukewarm. If you only offer a few side dishes then you need to make sure they are available always, having items unavailable on such a small menu isn’t acceptable. The service was not up to the standard of such an establishment either. We won’t be rushing back that’s for sure.

The Cinnamon Club is a true gem in London’s dining scene, offering an exceptional culinary experience that blends Indian flavors with fine dining finesse. Our recent visit was nothing short of outstanding, and it has solidified its place as a regular family favorite. The setting is elegant yet welcoming, with its unique location in a former library adding an extra touch of charm. The menu is thoughtfully curated, showcasing a range of innovative dishes that stay true to their Indian roots while incorporating modern techniques. A special mention goes to Shakel, our waiter for the evening, who truly elevated our experience. His attentive service, warm demeanor, and in-depth knowledge of the menu made us feel genuinely cared for throughout the meal. He went above and beyond to ensure every detail was perfect, from recommending dishes to accommodating our preferences seamlessly. The food itself was nothing short of spectacular. Every dish was a delightful explosion of flavors, beautifully presented and perfectly balanced. The combination of impeccable service and exceptional cuisine makes The Cinnamon Club a must-visit destination. Thank you, Shakel, and the entire team, for creating a dining experience we look forward to sharing again and again. Highly recommended!

It is very fine dining restaurant, all food is very delicious but for me I can understand why some restaurants are giving very small portions. All service stuff are fantastic. Thanks for all service

We met friends for lunch before Christmas and enjoyed a delicious leisurely lunch. The set menu is excellent value and there is a good range of wine to suit all budgets. Although the restaurant doesn't accept new bookings between 14:30 and 17:30 while they reset table between lunch and dinner, we did not feel hurried to finish and resetting tables was discrete. Beautiful surroundings in the old library - a real hidden gem.

Great food, staff friendly and attentive

Upscale Indian restaurant The varieties are distinctive and unconventional The food was very delicious and worth a try I asked about chicken biryani, tikka masla, and butter chicken, which are popular Indian dishes, and they said there were none. I would like to thank them for the delicious food and the wonderful service, especially brother SAIF

Incredible food from start to finish! Every dish is honestly a flavour explosion. The 2 highlights were the lentil dumpling canapé and the aubergine with pumpkin chutney for starters which was absolutely divine! We loved the mains too and the innovative desserts.

Akaba has exceptional service…amazing service and even asked the chef to replace one of the tasting courses for one I really wanted. Visited on Dec 10

We had a fantastic evening at the Cinnamon Club! The food was delicious and the service was so friendly and warm, special thanks to Akaba for making our evening! When we come back to London we definitely will return!

The make you wait a lot in the bar and don’t respect the booking time.

Tried the Festive Menu today and it was unbelievably delicious. Big thanks to the team as well for making the evening so memorable.

Awesome food, excellent service, ambience average but quite noisy. There were 3 of us dining but we were politely refused a 4th chair to keep handbags & windbreaker. Otherwise all else was good.

Great food in a lovely location

Beautifully presented and absolutely delicious food in a really lovely venue. I enjoyed the Tandoori free range chicken breast with pickling spices and the Chicken Rezala. The breads were delicious, as was the Amuse Bouche and the Bliss mocktail.

Amazing service and very tastefully curated dining experience - best jazz brunch ever! The okra starter is a must have - and if you have a sweet tooth like me, you’ll be beyond pleasantly surprised by the saffron cheese cake - delightful and delicate combination of flavours and textures!

We had a very nice and delicious experience tonight. The service was very attentive. The food itself was truly delightful, with just the right level of spice. However, both courses had been left under the heat lamp for too long, which left everything slightly dry on the surface. A particularly nice touch: if you find yourself waiting for your companion for any reason, there’s plenty of fascinating reading material all around you – loads of it, in fact. I’ll definitely be back! Thank you for a wonderful evening!

Always come back in when I am in London, third time and always blown a way by the quality service, the harmony of flavour is like a symphony, and of course the Sommelier with a outstanding pairing that made the experience go to another level. Thank you for all the team again to make this brunch so memorable.

I have only been here once for a work meal while visiting London for external meetings. This restaurant was such an unreal experience, the food was absolutely amazing with so many authentic and classic options, lots of different drinks options too and if you’re lucky… famous celebrities like the brilliant Sir Tom Jones who was such a gentleman.

The Cinnamon Club: A Love Letter to an Institution Walking into The Cinnamon Club after a decade-long hiatus felt like reconnecting with an old friend who has only grown wiser and more refined over the years. Nestled in the dignified grandeur of the former Westminster Library, this iconic institution remains a beacon of sophistication and innovation in Indian cuisine—a testament to the vision of Iqbal Wahhab and the culinary brilliance of Vivek Singh. It is impossible to overstate the role Iqbal played in shaping The Cinnamon Club. Without his bold vision, there would be no Cinnamon Club to speak of, and perhaps no movement to elevate Indian cuisine to the heights of fine dining. When it first opened its doors in 2001, it was a revolutionary concept: an Indian restaurant that fused culinary excellence with the elegance of a library steeped in history. Iqbal’s entrepreneurial spirit and fearless ambition provided the foundation for what would become a landmark institution, paving the way for Indian food to claim its rightful place among the world’s great cuisines. Iqbal later went on to innovate elsewhere, most notably with the creation of Roast in Borough Market, but his original vision laid the groundwork for The Cinnamon Club’s success. Meanwhile, Vivek Singh, who has remained at the helm, has ensured that the restaurant continues to thrive, evolve, and inspire. Vivek has taken Iqbal’s dream and turned it into a lasting legacy. With his unparalleled skill and dedication, Vivek has transformed the idea of “curry,” elevating it to a culinary art form. His menus are masterpieces, marrying tradition with creativity in ways that continue to surprise and delight. The location itself is part of its magic. The lofty ceilings, oak-paneled walls, and rows of leather-bound books create an atmosphere of hushed reverence—a perfect marriage of history and modernity. Dining here feels like stepping into a parallel world where time slows down, and every bite is an invitation to reflect on the alchemy of flavor and tradition. And then there’s the service—a masterpiece in its own right. The staff at The Cinnamon Club seem to embody the same philosophy as the cuisine: warm, deeply knowledgeable, and effortlessly refined. There’s a love for their craft that shines in every interaction, from the thoughtful wine pairings to the way they describe each dish with reverence and precision. They are hosts in the truest sense of the word, and their care turns every meal into a celebration of hospitality. Returning after a decade, I feared time might have dulled its edge or that my memory had romanticized the experience. But I was wrong. The Cinnamon Club remains as vital and vibrant as ever, a cultural touchstone in a city that moves relentlessly forward. It is not just a restaurant; it is a chronicle of how Indian cuisine has been embraced and reimagined in the heart of London. Under Vivek Singh’s enduring leadership, The Cinnamon Club continues to inspire not just diners but also chefs and restaurateurs who seek to follow its pioneering spirit. It is more than a meal—it’s a reminder of what happens when tradition and innovation meet with boundless ambition. London’s culinary capital owes much to this beloved institution, and so do I.

Lovely food and service second to none.

Nice fine dine. Limited menu. Anglicised food. Great place for special occasions, client meets, etc.

Delicious food. This is one of my favorite indian fine dining places in London. If you love indian food you must try their 10 course tasting menu, combining it with wine pairing it’s another level!

Lovely meal for the 8 of us for a catch up. Staff were lovely and Akaba took great care of us

The location is b.eautiful, it is an hold library. The food is good, probably a bit too spicy. Anyway well done.

I had an unforgettable dining experience at The Cinnamon Club in London, hosted in their elegant private room. The evening was made even more special by the presence of founder Vivek Singh and his incredible team, who provided exceptional service throughout. The standout dish for me was the Bengali mustard and rice pop salmon ceviche — a beautiful blend of authentic, nostalgic flavors that instantly brought back memories of my grandmother’s kitchen in Bangladesh. The complexity and depth of the dishes were remarkable, each bite bursting with layers of spices and tradition. Truly a celebration of modern Indian cuisine with soulful, familiar notes.

Great venue the best of food and service

Who likes spicy food- recommendations

Absolutely delicious and the service was beyond excellent! Highly highly recommend the Cinnamon Club and so glad I discovered it

Do not bother if you want to have good Indian food. Very nice location and great interior atmosphere. Aubergine starter (Spiced aubergine steak, pumpkin chutney, masala peanut and moutabal) is so overcooked and parchef. Knife couldn't get through skin and took forever to chew Lamb main course (Clove smoked saddle of Romney Marsh lamb, corn and yoghurt sauce, keema saag) was chewy. Sauce is salty Is this cooked by a chef? A novice can do a better job.

Definitely gone downhill since the last visit. weighting staff were great, but food bland. Was very rushed on a Saturday evening. Main course came out 37mins after sitting down at the table. It first came out while eating the starters. It needs a bit of a refurb as the walls and lights need a clean and touch-up. Empty Bar at 7pm and still had to go and find the bar tender to service us after waiting an age to be served. Not surprised it no longer has a Michelin star. That seems light years away.

We dined at the Cinnamon Club this afternoon and opted for the 3 course Jazz Lunch Menu. From the minute we stepped in every staff member was attentive, and the service was high quality start to finish. The portion sizes were good and the £45 per head menu had plenty of options and each packed a punch with their flavours. Special thanks for our server Akaba who explained each of the dishes with good knowledge, and took the time to talk about the history of the restaurant. Deffo be back again. To add to that the ambience and style of the venue has its own special weighting.

Very impressive location. The staff was super friendly ! Unfortunately the food wasn’t that good. It was ok but the flavors weren’t so well matched and it tasted a bit boring. Unfortunately not worth the high price although the location was beautiful !

A little tired. Food is interesting but in need of an upgrade. Ditto for the service.

Beautiful setting & ambience. Lovely attentive staff who helped with the wine selection. Good choices for vegetarians and reasonable value . Jackfruit starter & paneer main was delicious! Also got a complimentary amuse bouche & birthday cake . There was an issue with using the a birthday voucher but the manager was very helpful .

Still as good as a previous visit 5 years ago

A shame to see what was once a great dining experience deteriorated. The food remains excellent, a unique presentation of Indian dishes but there have been changes which are very disappointing. We were very rushed throughout our meal, for example while our starters were being cleared the waiter was already at our table with our main courses. No time to relax and digest the first course. The wine pricing is now outrageous, £120 for a mediocre red is not acceptable. Finally the lavatory was dirty and had not be cleaned for some time. We will not be returning.

Great food in a wonderful setting. Akaba our host was very attentive and helpful. It's also helpful that they haveva few dishes with a European influence, making it more accessible if your going out as a group with different tastes and preferences.

Excellent food but service far too rushed. No time given to enjoy the meal. It did not used to be like that, very dissapointing.

One of the nicest restaurants I've ever eaten in. Very stylish what they did with the old Westminster Library! The bar in the basement was also very nicely decorated. The staff was very friendly and attentive. The food was very tasty and the portions were larger than I expected and the price was really reasonable. A great experience!

Le service, la deco, l endroit, la nourriture. Parfait partout.

Service staff were lovely. They sent an extra piece of cake for my guest who had her birthday that day. Tasting menu was fun and just the right size per portion.

The wine pairing experience was amazing

We came here on a recommendation. The restaurant is in the Westminster area. The eating area is surrounded by old bookshelves. We found the food to be excellent, tasteful and interesting. Staff were attentive. (One small note is be careful when using the facilities downstairs, as the floors were slippery.)

It’s a lovely space, and our waitress was kind and attentive (unlike the sommelier, who looked like she’d rather be anywhere else on earth). But the food was perfunctory - the quality has dropped sadly over time (it used to be genuinely innovative) - and the ‘wine pairing’ was an arbitrary selection from the wines-by-the-glass list, selected for price, not connection with the food. The ‘ambience’ is truly appalling: if you want to sit next to tables of obnoxious rich people getting drunk loudly and consciously intruding on their neighbours, this is the place for you. It’s a real pity, because if you wind back seven or eight years it was all very different. Now the place just wants your money. Avoid.

The food is amazing. A real delve into Indian cuisine. If you don't expect the usual, you will find it amazing. Thank you x

We had first class cocktails in the bar downstairs before dinner followed by the fabulous tasting menu. Every course was delicious. We were 7 - 2 had the vegetarian tasting menu and everyone was very satisfied. A really good evening

Pushy service, made us order lots more than we wanted to, but they kind of insisted. Also the staff were really rude. The order was missing items and the we were made to pay for them.

We had a fantastic evening with a large group at the restaurant. The food was delicious, and the atmosphere was perfect. Special thanks to Shakel for the outstanding service—super friendly and attentive. We'll definitely be back. Highly recommended!

Set in a beautiful old library in the heart of Westminster, this restaurant will not disappoint. The spices are just right allowing you to taste the freshness of every bite. Beautifully presented too.

This was my mom's first dive into Indian food and it did not disappoint. Everything was amazing. The restaurant itself is immaculate. I started with the lively mocktail a nice spiced chai drink. The koorgi pork belly was so tender it melted in my mouth and was bursting with flavor. The flexi saag base with chicken thighs was fantastic. Some of the juciest chicken I've had. If you're in London you have to try this spot.

Beautiful setting. Inventive menu. Large portions. Good value.

The food was excellent! And the server, Akaba, made excellent recommendations. We would highly recommend.

I had an incredible dining experience at The Cinnamon Club! The fusion of flavors in every dish was remarkable, and the attention to detail in both presentation and taste truly set this restaurant apart. The ambiance is elegant yet warm, making it a perfect spot for both special occasions and casual meals. A special thank you to our gracious host, Akaba, for making us feel so welcome and ensuring that everything was perfect throughout the evening. The service was top-notch, and we can’t wait to return! Highly recommended if you are in London.

A bit average for prices charged. Booked to have a drink in the downstairs bar, but on arrival, told it was reserved for a party so we were seated in the sidebar which basically looks like a library and has no vibe at all. The service and cocktails were excellent. The starters came and they were merely luke warm so we requested for food to be hot for the main course. The meat Eaters were happier with their courses, but the vegetarian and seafood food was fairly blande. Service was attentive. It is fairly peaceful, thankfully no loud music, but later in the evening as it got fuller, it got louder. On the way out we noted only one or two Asian faces - definitely a place more for the western palate. Overall, all agreed it was a bit average and not really worth the price premium when for a similar price you can go to Jamavar or Amaya which are sensational in terms of food, ambience, and service.

High end Indian serving Michieln level food quality. Easily managed a group table with a set menu on a balcony for private dining experience