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2013 Opinions in 5 websites
Brook Street, England
From the start to the very last minute such an enjoyable experience at the Claridges. Went with a friend for afternoon tea and enjoyed every bit of it. We were served by two lovely gentlemen who were accommodating our every request and move. The food is great. One of us is a strict vegetarian so the team created a special sandwich plate. Decaf cappuccino was perfect! Mint tea, scones and pastries - all get 5 stars. We were allocated a beautiful spot next to the piano stand. Nice life music was a cherry on the top. Ready to book my next visit. Must try experience
1945 Opinions in 5 websites
The Village Green, EnglandWelcoming and traditional English pub that was a complete pleasure to stop for lunch in -could have stayed all afternoon! Food was good pub food,reasonably priced and tasty. Pub is a breath of fresh air where village pubs are concerned - it’s spot on!
1939 Opinions in 3 websites
16 St James's Street, EnglandMuy impresionado por la comida que era realmente delicioso, en la cantidad correcta y muy bien presentado. El servicio también fue genial - relajado pero profesional. El ambiente era peculiar y con carácter - acogedor en el invierno. Todo junto una experiencia muy agradable. muy recomendable.
1077 Opinions in 3 websites
Mill Road, EnglandVisited for Sunday lunch. We have been before & this time was still a pleasure. A warm greeting & it continued with the knowledgable professional staff. Their attentiveness throughout the meal, the delivering to the table those little extras of canapés & warm fresh rolls not requested… gratis..such a simple but lovely touch. The meal was lovely, I had the chicken & it was so tender, others had the pork equally as tender with a touch of crackling.I could go on but nothing disappointed. All with a lovely warm ambiance to sit unhurried to enjoy.
2911 Opinions in 4 websites
Lambourn Road, Woodspeen, EnglandFollowing an earlier disappoint a few years ago, and hearing good things about the Woodspeen again, we decided to try the four course Xmas lunch and again, walked away very disappointed. For our first course, we both had the Lobster Ravioli and whereas it was very nice and flavoursome, it didn't "wow" us. For the second course, we had two different dishes, I had the Duck liver and breast terrine, and my wife had the beetroot terrine. The Beetroot terrine felt it was just chunks of beetroot squashed in a mould and cut to shape. My Duck Terrine had pieces of inedible sinew that was rather dull in flavour and neither at all pleasing to the eye or flavoursome. The main course was the major disappointment. The Turkey was OK although erring on the dry side, but the veg was too hard, even if it was passed off as al dente it was still too hard to eat. The deserts were splendid and the reason my review gets two stars instead of one. Both were very flavoursome, and well presented. I did mention to the manager that the veg was too hard to eat who apologised and took the drinks off the final bill. But this review, as was my last, was not about the money, it's about expectation. You go to an establishment like this with pre-set levels of flavour, fantastic service, and quality of food that is classed as fine dining or as close to fine dining as you can get. Sadly, our xmas day four course menu fell far short of expectations, and, as a side note, the men's toilets are a disgrace. Not fine dining, not a michelin star quality establishment, very overpriced and we won't be returning sadly.