The Grill Room in City of London, Westminster

Visité la sala de parrilla para el té de la tarde con mi hermana y me quedé impresionado, en primer lugar del impresionante interior y en segundo lugar del servicio atento, la amabilidad y la calidad de la comida. Gracias especialmente a Showmo, Elizabeth y Stef por el atento servicio y por supuesto a Luigi con su impecable conocimiento del té, que fue tan amable de ofrecernos probar algunas opciones del menú. 5 estrellas todo el camino!

El té de la tarde en el Café Royal de Londres es una delicia absoluta. El ambiente es sofisticado, con una decoración elegante que irradia encanto y lujo. La selección de tés es impecable, ofreciendo una gama de sabores exquisitos para todos los paladares. La bollería y los bocadillos de dedos están hechos a la perfección, cada uno como un testimonio del arte culinario. El servicio es atento y refinado, asegurando una experiencia verdaderamente memorable. Es el lugar perfecto para disfrutar de una tradición atemporal con un toque de clase.

Tenían una muestra decente de comida. Nos gustó que tuvieran una variedad de comidas. Especialmente su gama de carnes ofrece una variedad de deliciosos platos.

Este lugar tiene nada interesante sobre la comida es mediocre y el servicio, no recomendaría este lugar.

¡La hora del té es perfecta aquí! Muy elegante y ordenado, tal como se esperaba. ¡Vaya con un apetito abierto ya que la comida es mucho! Tienen muchas infusiones diferentes y son espectaculares. La historia del hotel es encantadora y está justo en Regent Street.

Como un usuario regular de este restaurante durante muchos años y luego de una serie de recientes cambios en el Carlton Tower, tuve una comida fantástica en el 13 de marzo. La calidad del personal, el servicio y la comida excelente loco toda la noche una ocasión memorable y volveremos. Sobresaliente.

You cannot fault the service or food. Extensive menu which is a little expensive but you are in the West End. I can fully recommend you try it

Lovely range of fantastic giprills, you also get served quick, great food and great value for your money, recommend

Lovely food, unique courses (10 of them, + 'snacks' and sweets). Great service in an opulent and glamorous (*but intimate) mirrored room. Great for a special occasion, if you can get a booking before is closes (it's a pop-up only open for a few weeks).

The afternoon tea was nice as in food but we were forgotten about. We had to continually ask for tea we weren't asked for more if things were taken away, when we did ask for more we were forgotten about and had to go up to the waitress area to remind them. We had originally complained when they stated there was no availability, as we were staying here and thought the prospect of a hotel being unable to offer guests refreshment on arrival from a long journey quite a poor standard of service. We were telephoned to say they did after all have a table available. When we arrived there were lots of free tables throughout the whole of our time there. So is this a case of keeping tables free for honoured guests or is it a case of not enough staff? It was expensive but nice food however, the service was poor.

Had a wonderful meal in the Domino Room and the tasting menu was expertly designed, exquisitely executed and delivered by attentive and warm if at times slightly disorganized staff. The room itself is a delight and while it could benefit from more customers to add to the ambiance and a slightly more extensive wine list, it still comers very highly recommended.

This is the only three course afternoon tea I have ever experienced! First we were served an amuse bouche of a savoury muffin with an apple sauce injection - interesting without being outstanding. Then a plateful of savoury dishes, including finger sandwiches, a lovely prawn roll and savoury tarts. Then the sweet dishes including magnificent scones with lemon curd, and a fantastic selection of small cakes. There is an option for a slice of dry cake thereafter, but by then you never feel like eating again! An interesting selection of teas which are topped up as required. Service very good without being overbearing. The room itself is a bit OTT, all mirrors, gold leaf and frescoes, which is fine for a couple of hours, but you do have the feeling of dining in the sistine chapel. It is good, but it is not cheap - at £42 per head. It is a great experience, but overall I just felt there was not one outstanding cake or sandwich to remember.

This was such a fun fancy evening. I haven't been to too many restaurants where you get many courses throughout the evening. My mother and I went with her friends from London so they were used to it and showed us the ropes. What a special evening.