The Devonshire Restaurant in Eden

I had the most pathetic starter I have eaten in ages; this was a hens egg with asparagus. Basically a hard-boiled egg slightly coated in batter with no seasoning whatsoever. The 3 spears of asparagus were cold so was the plate. For the main meal I had a pan fried seabass with what loked like baby leeks of some sort. The leeks were blushed slightly in hot water therefore hard but to top it all up it wasn't washed and had to endure the most awful grinding of soil. When i raised this with staff there was no apology apart from 'i will let the chef know'. Prior to this, we had to wait what seemed like ages for someone to get our drinks. Anywhere the staff came to take our food orders we had to ask if we could have drinks orders first. This was followed by another long wait. The cutlery was also dirty and there was also a lack of ambiance. We noted that online it states that this restaurant has 2 AA Rossette stars but on the restaurant, there's a plate on the wall which shows it has been awarded a 1 AA Rossette. I would politely and assertively ask the (Rossette) awarding criteria being revisited or maybe its no longer fit for purpose because this place is a joke, to say the least.

Un des rares restaurants ouverts le dimanche midi au centre-ville qui, pourtant, en fourmille ! Formule Sunday lunch avec 2 plats pour 17,95 £ (service non inclus). Salle du restaurant bien cosy (je remets les photos pour te le remémorer, et savoir si j’emploie le bon terme !) avec des tables agréablement espacées. Pour Madame : salade avec chèvre (au bon goût de grillé) en entrée, excellent agneau avec un copieux Yorkshire pudding en accompagnement. Pour Monsieur : soupe de légumes avec crème : correcte, mais le petit pain aux graines de pavot qui l’accompagnait m’a déçu en étant froid et assez quelconque). Veggie Wellington avec une bonne farce tomatée et copieux en légumes d'accompagnement (chou-fleur, brocolis, purées, pomme de terre) bien croquants Cidre à la pression et vrais cafés. Service attentionnée avec une serveuse sympa qui glissait quelques mots de français dans la conversation.

A bit underground but nice food and good service. Was good for a group booking.

This is a lovely old fashioned restaurant . Comfortable surroundings , friendly helpful service and very good food and wine . We have stayed at the “ George “ several times now and have never been disappointed . The evening meals are good as are the breakfasts . ( The smoked haddock with poached egg was superb .) All the staff are friendly and helpful . Thanks to all the staff and a special mention to Carolina ( Reception ) who not only checked us in early but also helped with the luggage . If your idea of hotel heaven is glass , concrete and ultra modern then this is probably not for you but we love it . We had been a little worried as we had heard that the hotel had changed hands but all was well . We will return !

Had breakfast here and it was lovely. Very pleasant waiter offered good service not hurried but quick enough at the start of the day. I had eggs benedict, very tasty thick ham with lovely runny eggs.

Good selection on a la carte freshly made and good portions. Lamb and steak were perfectly cooked. Early Bird menu available until 6.30pm offering a good selection - with something to please everyone

Dinner was excellent, the service was friendly and professional. A varied menu but everything was freshly cooked and we all enjoyed our meal.

Beautiful hotel with fantastic food, amazing staff and real fires. You can eat in the quality dining room, or in one of the many cosy rooms in the hotel. The hotel is wheelchair friendly. Wheelchair users can access the hotel from the car park. There are high chairs for little ones, children are very welcome. You might have to book a room in advance as the hotel is very popular. When you have been, you will see why. Enjoy.

Eat here when staying but also ideal for morning coffees, lunches and afternoon teas. Excellent choice, presentation and service

A wide variety of quality dishes to suit all tastes. At least 3 vegetarian options. But servings can be big . So maybe one dessert and 2 spoons. Or not, as you wish.

It was OK, service OK ,food OK, price a little steep, but no rush and comfortable seats.

Really enjoyed our meal at Devonshire Terrace. The staff were most helpful and the food and wine was just perfect. Would definitely recommend and will be visiting again soon.

Yvonne the senior waitress was very friendly and quietly efficient running a good operation. The restaurant is part of the George Hotel and we ate there as part of our package but did not regret it. The restaurant is quite small and tastefully decorated. Even with a limited "package" menu there was a good choice and everything we ate was delicious and well presented. Also pleasant that it was easy to take coffee in the spacious lounge afterwards My only thought was that the food could have used a little more seasoning. Otherwise well recommended and worth coming in off the street for a meal

Very enjoyable lunch in a lovely atmosphere. Good food and service

Lovely meal at Devonshire Terrace - good service and nice ambience

The service wasn&#039;t that great though the staff were friendly. The halloumi salad was overpriced for what it was, most if it was green leaves and a tiny bit of beetroot and halloumi. Definitely not worth the money they charged. The sandwiches looked quite nice although one of the party actually left some of the bread as it was huge! The chips were a little greasy.<br /><br />e will go back and just try something else!W

Just Had the worst meal ever, three different 'bar meals' one Shepherds pie all left, one sandwich, half left, one The single worst ever Ploughman of my life. shoot the cook just guy, YUCK, YUCK, YUCK NEVER AGAIN !!!! Do not eat here.

I took my two daughters for afternoon tea as we'd been a few times for lunch and really enjoyed it. We were the only ones in the dining room and the tea was brought to our table which consisted of 3 fruit scones with jam & cream, a few finger sandwiches and some small sqares of sponge cake and tray cakes. We had tea and coffee but weren't offered any more and after 40 mins the waitress came and asked if we had finished, which we hadn't. I've been to several places for afternoon tea and this was the most expensive for the least food! When we were leaving there was no offer to box the left over cakes and we waited a while for the bill so considering it wasn't really busy the service wasn't good. I wouldn't recommend here for afternoon tea.

I use Devonshire Terrace quite often - for its location and because I know I can get reasonable food, sensibly priced and the tables are spaced well enough apart so that you can have a business conversation. It doesn&#039;t wow - that&#039;s not the point of it - but it&#039;s very reliable.

Whether dinner or breakfast, the food is consistently good :-) Local produce, imaginative but please have some extra things on your restaurant menu for vegetarians.

We were a party of 16, good choice of menu, excellent food and good service, so all in all an excellent venue for a family re-union

The food was very straight forward, not messed around and so very pleasant to eat. The service was good. The atmosphere is quite dead but that probably reflects on the people who were eating there. Most were at the end of their meal when we arrived just after 7.30 I used my gourmet card so good value for the money

Good venue for a business meeting; quiet but with atmosphere. Conveniently located for Liverpool Street station. Tables are well spaced so you can get some privacy. Service could have been quicker.

Big plush place. Good prices generous portions. A little hotelly maybe if I am being critical, but decent. -Will go back.

La comida era excelente, así como el servicio. Probé el dúo de cordero y no me decepcionó. Mi esposa tenía un bistec que estaba perfectamente preparada. Compartimos la tabla de quesos para . i dulce El personal era muy atento estará encantado de recomendar este lugar a cualquiera.

Went for an informal lunch with colleagues. They have a good menu, not too long with enough veggie/fish choices. The staff were very pleasant and the atmosphere calm. Very easy have a conversation and settle in for the afternoon.

I was hunting around to find a suitable venue for a post Christmas team breakfast and came across the Devonshire Terrace.<br /><br />Four of the team ate there, inside, and the venue is very elegant. The staff were attentive, even if we were the only customers at that time.<br /><br />Between the four of us we had two full English breakfasts, one eggs benedict and an eggs royale.<br /><br />All the meals were first rate and good value for money. We intend returning to try out their lunchtime and evening menus at some point.

The food was excellent and everyone in my party was very happy with their order. The restaurant is nicely decorated and had a nice buzz over lunch Xmas season. Would go to this restaurant again.

The first thing to strike me was that this didn&#039;t feel like a chain - the staff were very engaged and engaging at a busy lunchtime, and provided friendly and very efficient service. My two lunch partners went for truffle tortelloni with crisp Jerusalem artichoke and lemon, globe artichoke &amp; chive butter and gnocchi with butternut squash, rocket, rosemary oil and sage, and declared themselves very happy indeed with those. I had pan-roasted cod with crayfish tails, lobster bisque and crispy leeks - hugely flavoursome: perhaps I might have taken something a little edgier that Muscadet sur Lie (but that was my choice). Much enjoyed all round.

Had lunch here for 4 people. Greeted well and were able to sit outside for pre-meal drinks. The menu was good but as one of the party was gluten free, it was disappointing a restaurant of this standard did not offer a gluten free menu. However, there were a few items on the main menu that were ok. Overall the food and service was good to very good but one of the dishes was warm at best and the side dishes of veg had cooled by the time they got to the table. Overall there is room for improvement for the price we paid (2 courses for around £45 per head including a bottle of wine for £27) but I would go back to give it another go.

I had high hopes walking in as the ambience was nice and quiet. I had avocado on bread that was completely burnt on the underside. The pancakes were burnt in places as was the eggs Benedict. <br />I was extremely disappointed and when it was pointed out to the waiter so that the chef could be informed, to save other diners, it was brushed aside and no apologies were given. <br /><br />There were only 2 other tables occupied and so I would have expected the service to be better but it was slow. <br />Overall, it was awful.

Un excelente servicio de selección de comida gran relación calidad-precio para el personal de dinero muy educado y vaya que extra para explicar en qué ofrecen

Good nosh - had the sharing board and a couple of sides. So wasn&#039;t a heavy full meal but still filling. Service was pleasant but took a while to get the bill despite being relatively quiet. Must be quite nice in the summer outside.

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

The service from a very friendly Italian waitress was great.<br />The food was excellent - highly recommend Rabbit meatballs &amp; Polenta with Basil infused Tomato sauce

Excellent service and food. Beautiful decor. Waiting staff very smart and efficient. Three course menus very good value for money in wonderful surrounding. Wine by the glass very good quality.

Little &#039;Gem&#039; tucked away at the back of Devonshire Square. Breakfast was superb. The atmosphere was quiet and restful which was a great way to start the day and the service was attentive but not overly so, allowing you to call when needed and they didn&#039;t smother you. The food was presented beautifully and all of it arrived hot! When we asked for some additional items these were found and nothing was too much trouble. The cost was reasonable and we left very happy - Thank you!

I visited here with my son and his girlfriend. The entrance is grand enough and is like walking into an Agatha Cristie novel. Unfortunately everything else was like going back in time as well. The service was poor, the food was awful. I had sirloin steak which was charged at premium prices but came served with what appeared to be colmans make yourself pepper sauce and McCains frozen French fries. As it happens this didn't much matter since my son's girlfriend had ordered belly pork and she had found a lot of belly but no pork. I love pork fat, when cooked and flavoured well, this was not. I live locally to Penrith and was hoping to find a restaurant that I could return to time and time again. I did not. Very disappointing.

Had a two night stay here and found it very relaxing. Food excellent, service excellent, would definitely recommend it.

My fusilli with dried tomatoes was not cooked the best italian way.They were overdone.Also the menu is limited to just 3 choices of each course.

Food is very good but more variety please! menu does not to appear to have changed much since our last visit in February

Went here for my wive&#039;s birthday dinner as a casual dinner after arriving from a abroad trip. We only arrived around 9pm on a Monday and we were the only diners. It was still nice and we enjoyed the food (there were some good seafood and meat tapas). The only thing is that if there is a large party drinking outside in the courtyard or inside it can get quite loud. We sat far so it didn&#039;t bother us. We had good service and enjoyed it even with the limited menu.

I was staying at the George for one night so eating in the Devonshire was a matter of convenience. However, I seriously doubt that I would have enjoyed a better meal anywhere else in Penrith town centre.Their menu was not overly large but it had plenty of options and they offered a table d'hóte which was excellent value. Apart from a single, careless mistake the waiting service was faultless and all the food was cooked perfectly and presented well.More surprising was the quality of the wine cellar with many delightful wines to choose from.Although this review is for the evening meal I must mention their Lakeland breakfast. It too was an excellent experience and as good a 'full English' as I have had recently.

Even though this meal was included in the price of our special rate stay, you had the choice of 3 course table d'hote or £25 each off the a la carte. The food was lovely , service good in an old fashioned elegant setting

A very pleasant leisurely Friday lunch. Service was very speedy although I believe our waiter was probably a new member of staff because there was an awkward wait while he tried to unscrew our bottle of wine and then he spilled it when pouring on more than one occasion. But that certainly didn&#039;t spoil our time there. Food was lovely and ambience was great - so we&#039;ll be back.

This was our second visit to The Devonshire Restaurant as we stayed at The George in March and had a wonderful meal. We weren't disappointed. The starters, though very small and needing bread or a roll, were very good. The main reason we returned was the steak, served with beer battered onion rings, grilled flat mushrooms, grilled tomatoes, peppercorn sauce and the most delicious fat homemade chips was AMAZING. Cooked to perfection we both enjoyed every mouthful. Desserts were excellent although two of the choices weren't available. I'd definitely recommend this restaurant and have also had lunch there in the lounge with my family and we all agreed that the burgers were the best ever!!

I had the cheeseburger and chips and thought it pricey for £15 and also the coffees we had were Luke warm . which was disappointing.

Had 3 course lunch, food v well presented, service very good, charming Italian waitress. Good menu, good wine list.

Another consistent meal at Devonshire Terrace.<br /><br />Service which has in the past been a little hit and miss on occasion was great, finding us a table outside in the sunshine which was appreciated.<br /><br />Food was excellent, no complaints from any of my party. Mains are competitively priced compared to most places in the area, and although we couldn&#039;t manage desert they looked good especially the cheese. Would recommend you try Devonshire Terrace at least once!

Consistent food quality and service are what keep us coming back as a team to Devonshire Terrace. Service is always friendly and helpful - they are happy to accommodate specific requests. This restaurant is a favourite of my team and we are always pleased to return knowing we will be taken good care of.

Starters came straight away but they forgot our order for the main course ... people who came after us were on their desert by the time we got our order.<br /><br />However, first time this has happened here and its a great place to go when the weather is good!

Having looked at the menu online, together with reviews this seemed promising for both Swordfish-lovers and fussy vegetarians. Delighted to arrive and be shown to a lovely (high) table in the sunshine. Bliss! The menu arrives after hunting down a very pleasant waitress and unfortunately this is completely different to that advertised on the internet! No swordfish in sight and my vegetarian friend who cannot eat goats cheese was very limited on options (contrary to earlier reviews/menus we suppose). Not to give up on the lovely venue we asked if the chef would mind replacing goats cheese with cheddar or some other hard cheese, unfortunately they could not accommodate any deviation from this menu and so we had to leave with empty tummies and total disappointment!

We sat on the other side of the open wall between kitchen and restaurant. The bench against the wall looked terrible. Ripped open old gum on it, i was with clients quite embarrassing, service very uncordinated, forgetting the table, forgetting to ask drinks, forgetting to ask for coffee, no cutlery, wrong size fork for main course, number of glasses not fit for number of people.<br />No not a good show, this time, not sure if i will come agian, and usually i do visit your restaurant at least once a month. food was good. Im not sure if i can recommebnd the restaurant after this experience.

Had a lunch here with a friend form work. Food was great with good sized lunch portion. Price was pretty good too.

Interesting menu, really tasty food, service ok. Would recommend and really nice outside seating area

Great Service, food was of a very good quality for an afternoon business lunch

Being reasonably new to Penrith I decided to take My Partner to one of the Grander buildings in the Town. I'm very glad I did, the food was excellent, perfectly cooked and seasoned by a Chef who knows his trade, the wine which can be bought by the glass was excellent. Many can be put off by the surroundings in such an imposing edifice; well don't be. The Restaurant Manager and His Waiting Staff were a joy to be looked after by in a room that actually exudes warmth. Ours was a rather fleeting meal as we had to attend to a Family matter, this was dealt with in a graceful fashion. We are planning to book again in the very near future, this time in a rather more leisurely fashion. We both enjoyed the experience and would highly recommend "The Devonshire" to all.

We enjoyed our lunch, very good food, and lovely service.

First time here, early lunch on a Wednesday so not as noisy and some have mentioned (thankfully) but despite getting more lively later in the meal, the noise was never so loud that we couldn&#039;t have a decent discussion. I started with pigeon breast, quite decent, and then tuna nicoise salad. I was pleased to be asked how I wanted the tuna cooked (no can of tuna opened here :) and having asked for it rare was pretty happy with how it arrived. Three 2-course meals followed by coffee (no alcohol consumed) came to £91 including service charge, which wasn&#039;t too bad considering the location, a 5 minute walk from Liverpool Street station. Service was OK, although the staff did forget a couple of items that we ordered (including the bill) and needed reminding. <br /><br />There are other good options in the same glass-covered square, including a very good Indian.

The food was absolutely delicious. My fellow guests and I were impressed and were considering this as a venue for our next team lunch or Christmas lunch, but decided against it, as the acoustics are not condusive to having a conversation across a large table.

The food and service is excellent. There is a menu for breakfast, but you can really ask for whatever you want and they will cook it for you.

Nice, relaxed atmosphere with good food. Perfect for catching up with friends of for a romantic meal...

We ate here recently and were very disappointed. We had a pre-dinner drink in the Dappers Bar, part of the hotel, but couldnt transfer that part of the bill over to the restaurant. We weren't offered a wine list either on arrival or when ordering food and had to ask for one.We had the 4 course, £28.50 per head meal. Whilst the choices looked varied and interesting, the actual product was poorly presented, poorly cooked and represented very poor value for money. They classed one of the courses as tea/coffee....a bit rich when youre paying almost £30 per head.Our waiter had a dreadful case of BO, giving us a delightful whiff every time he served a course. Little things such as timing, manners and basic food service cost nothing but were sadly lacking. Its well known that the place is up for sale, but it will have to dramatically improve its standards if its going to attract any interested parties.

Took a client here and the food was delicious (best steak I&#039;ve had for a while). The look and feel of the place was very nice as well with the tables quite spread out meaning you have privacy. Only thing that was a negative is that the postcode does not take you to the restaurant so make sure you look it up before.

Took my goddaughter for lunch as we cannot meet up over Christmas. Good ambiance - we had a free table either side of us so could chat away without overhearing others or being overheard.<br />We both had the pigs cheek starter which was delicious and tender - the meat could have been cut with a spoon. They prepared the goddaughter&#039;s especially without butter. She had the tuna nicoise - tuna excellently cooked and such a good portion that she could not quite finish. I had the pumpkin ravioli which was very tasty - the pasta being al dente and the pumpkin a smooth puree.<br />I liked the wide range of choice on the menu - starters, salads, sandwiches, fish, meat &amp; sides as she was going to work at 4 pm so we both had lots of options. <br />There were Christmas parties going on so it was great that they seated us in a quieter area of the room. There were plenty of staff who served us at different times - everyone took ownership - it was not one of those &#039;I&#039;ll tell your waitress&#039; kind of places. The ultimate accolade is that goddaughter will suggest to her Mum next time they meet for lunch!

Went there for lunch on a weekday, it was packed with business lunches and Christmas parties. The staff were really nice but it was almost impossible to make eye contact or grab one when you needed them. It took ages to actually order our meal and they also forgot our drinks, however the food did come out quickly once ordered, albeit a little cold, and was very tasty.<br /><br />Pretty good for a business lunch but the 12.5% service charge is a bit cheeky.

Had a business lunch at Devonshire Terrace and was attracted by the comments I&#039;d read about there being several vegetarian options on the menu. My &#039;citrus cous cous salad with roasted fennel &amp; courgette&#039; was a more interesting concept than many I&#039;ve been offered in the City but lacked real flavour. I didn&#039;t detect any citrus and some of the fennel bits were a bit stringy and difficult to cut &amp; eat. Interesting concept but missed something. I would go again but try something else<br /><br />My colleague from New York enjoyed his grilled tuna nicoise salad.<br /><br />Very busy and very noisy but service was fine.

I booked Devonshire Terrace to meet up with old friends, having seen reviews which made it sound like a lovely venue with good vegetarian choices. Perhaps it is at lunchtime, but this evening neither lived up to their reputation. Yes, it was early December, but there was nowhere quieter to sit and the menu was limited and very disappointing. Not at all as we had hoped/expected.

took a long time to take our order, but once we had ordered the food arrived very promptly. nice steak if not incredible. would return

An excellent restaurant and one to which I will definitely return. So refreshing to see a restaurant giving as much emphasis to good vegetarian options as it does all others. Top marks from me!!

The menu was quite varied but not extensive. The staff were friendly, helpful and knowledgeable about the menu. When the meals were served, they were well presented and verytasteful.

Great location, great service, ideal for a business lunch

My team went here for a business lunch/leaving meal for one of my colleagues and it was a nice experience. <br />Venue and decor is nice, and is ideally located off Bishopsgate.<br />We ordered from the lunch menu and the food was excellent - there were clean plates all round from our table - and the special dessert was a pistachio creme brulee, which was devine.<br />The service was fast, which is great for a business lunch.<br />I would go back to the Devonshire Terrace, a postive review from me.

A good quality restaurant, with well presented and varied dishes. Don't expect a budget meal though.

Fantastic spot in the middle of Devonshire Square. Very nice food and a great atmosphere.

Business lunch, which was good value. Good food selection and nice option to sit outside in undercover area.

Groovy looking place, but welcoming and not up itself. The steaks and puddings were really good and there were vegetarian options that didn&#039;t seem like an afterthought. The outside terrace looks great, and inside has a smart beiged-out Ocean&#039;s 13 vibe. Hope it stays and succeeds.

We were driving home from a weekend away when we happened across the George Hotel in Penrith offering a Sunday lunch.My husband had the pate to start and I had the soup. Both were wonderful and plentiful. I had carved ham for my main course and my husband had salmon and again these were beautifully cooked and presented. For dessert we chose a lovely raspberry cheesecake and a cheese board with plenty of cheese. All of the food was beautiful and we really enjoyed the look and feel of the restaurant. It was lovely and sumptuous but without making you feel awkward. A table behind us were enjoying a delicious looking afternoon tea.The staff members were all friendly but a special mention must go to our friendly and attentive server Yvonne, who was professional and friendly (joking about my husband's Liverpool Football Club wallet.)We finished with the included coffee and fudge (along with three courses, £17.50 per person) and left saying how we wished we lived nearer as we would certainly be back.

Called in for afternoon tea on Saturday. The whole experience was lovely.Welcoming and polite staff served us with a delightful array of sandwiches, scones, cakes and shot glasses filled with Eton Mess.The dining room looked to have been newly decorated but retained its old world charm. A very relaxing environment.I've had afternoon tea at many different venues - this was one of the best.

A little haven of gastronomic delight in the city! Recommend its easy relaxed atmosphere, excellent service - friendly without being too watchful, and pretty good food. A lovely selection of wine but the prices are a bit too high. There should be no correlation between silly spending habits of city types and drinking good wine.

I booked Devonshire Terrace for a business lunch as has heard it was a popular place to go- and can&#039;t believe I hadn&#039;t been sooner. Sadly there were no tables available outside, but the service was excellent and the food absolutely delicious. I had the halloumi salad to start followed by goats cheese ravioli and both were fantastic, even something as simple as the salad was so tasty. There was a lot of choice on the menu. We all enjoyed our food so much we ordered dessert just to try them and shared the chocolate bon bons filled with ice cream and chocolate truffles- perfect for sharing. <br />Although not cheap, it wasn&#039;t bad value either, being just over £100 for 3 including drinks.<br />Will definitely be back!

We called here for an evening meal and obviously our faces didn't fit with the waitress on duty, the service was slow, the steaks were appalling full of gristle, and Knickerbocker Glories made with grapes. We had to ask for desert menu's and gave up waiting for coffee.

Being a business lunchtime and a little conscious of time, we proceeded immediately to the Mains. <br />My choice was the Sardines and my companion elected for the Sea Bass - we shared some additional Sides of potato mash and Bok Choi.<br />The Fish and the Sides were cooked to perfection, were well portioned and full of flavour.<br />This was washed down with a very acceptable reasonably priced, and well chilled Muscadet sur Lie.<br />For dessert we shared some fresh strawberries in a clever champagne jelly with a lime sorbet before asking for the bill and very reluctantly returning to our respective offices. A glorious day with sublime food, excellent wine, conversation and a pretty woman - just what summer should be all about.

The lunch was a very pleasant affair, genteel atmosphere so could hear ourselves talk. Staff were attentive and the food was delicious.

The plates were not hot and not surprising the food was only warm. Can be easily fixed and disappointing that I have to raise this negative comment.

We had an enjoyable business lunch in the terrace section with good service and food. My colleagues wanted something a bit more outdoors but the forecast had possible showers so the high open glass ceiling proved to be the ideal compromise. The food was good with a nice range for vegatarians. Recommended,

Had a late afternoon business drink and snack here... excellent ambience. You get an out of doors feel, lots of space and quiet. Somewhat spoilt by the endless TV monitors.<br />The service was ok; not omni-present, but equally not always there when wanted!<br />The drinks were good, but expensive and the snacks were similar...

If you get to eat out side, the terrace is the perfect sun trap. The service was very attentive and the food plentiful and delicious. A great place to treat yourself and a friend to a week day lunch!

Excellent venue &amp; location. Staff fully appreciate the need for a good business meeting over a light lunch. Everyone very happy. Thank you

rather disappointing food and expensive for what it is

Visited this restaurant on a Monday evening - pleasant but quiet atmosphere - though the restaurant across the terrace was much busier.<br />Food was well cooked and presented.<br />It had an outdoors feel to it, but is covered so weather friendly.<br />Would happily return, probably later in the week.

Very good food. Well cooked and presented. Rather limited menu. Wines were good. Service was attentive.

Getting a table is quite simple. Food is good and wine menu pretty decent too. Desert selection is lovely and the service is decent but could be a little more attentive.<br />Very good value for money too.

The delight of Devonshire Terrace is its roofed over, sunshine heated, outdoor but indoor layout. The food and service was well up to London business lunch standards, who notices the cost unless it&#039;s outrageous. The service fell down on a couple of occasions but being friendly and enthusiastic made up for that.

Went here for a business meeting and had the best Eggs Benedict I&#039;ve had in a long while. Will definitely come again.

I visit here a lot as I work nearby and what&#039;s great is that you are served quickly so you can have a nice lunch within your 1 hour break. The food is very good - I usually go for the chicken club sandwich. Getting hungry now thinking about it.....<br /><br />Its nice as you can sit outside and as it&#039;s covered it doesnt matter if its rains or is very windy..

Easy dining in the city, relaxed atmosphere and good service.

we had lunch at devonshire terrace. the service was really good and the food was outstanding. highly reccomend.

We had been here before for lunch to celebrate a special occasion and we had an excellent meal which we really enjoyed. Therefore to mark an occasion of a special birthday we thought this will be the place to go. The surroundings in the restaurant are lovely and comfortable. There is also a lovely lounge to sit in if you want to have drinks or coffee away from the table. The service was very good from all the staff.Where this all fell down was the quality of the food. There was four of us and all of us thought the food just wasn't done long enough. I had a dish with belly pork, this was tough, if this had been cooked properly the meat should have fallen off, it really did not hit the mark. In fact another gentleman in the restaurant had the pork and had to send it back twice as it wasn't cooked properly. And this was the case with all of us.This was such a shame because we had previously enjoyed going there. It has put us off a bit and would think twice about going back. It is alright have good surroundings and attentive staff but the food has to be good. I felt sorry for the waiter because he is on the front line having to deal with the complaints.I hope this can be rectified, because it is a nice place to go.

Amazing food - from top to bottom. We thoroughly enjoyed all three courses and kept asking the waitress to pass on our compliments to the chef. Definitely recommend for work colleagues or friends for lunch and dinner.