A glamorous, unashamedly old-school theatrical experience where tableside trolleys, chandeliers, and mandatory jackets create London's ultimate fine-dining spectacle.
French / British
££££
Mayfair
150 Piccadilly, London W1J 9BR, United Kingdom
Ordering Strategy
While the 'Epicurean' tasting menu is popular, ordering à la carte for the 'Arts de la Table' dishes (marked on the menu) ensures you get the full tableside trolley performance.
What to order
Langoustine À La Nage
Universally cited as a masterpiece; huge, sweet crustaceans served in a rich, buttery sauce with bronze fennel.
Anjou Pigeon à la Presse
The pinnacle of the 'Arts de la Table' service; the bird is carved and pressed tableside to create a rich sauce in a spectacular display.
Crêpes Suzette
Ordered for 'sheer theatricality,' this boozy dessert is finished on a trolley in front of you; it is a highlight of the classic French service that makes the meal 'cartoonishly grand.'
Coronation Chicken
A 'stunner' of a canapé wrapped in a 'sugar tuile cylinder' seasoned with coconut and curry; critics note it is so good they'd like to try eating 'too many of these.'
Lamb with Roscoff Onions
A standout main featuring 'cutlets of pink lamb as soft as hurt feelings' accompanied by Roscoff onions that are 'sweet and sticky.'
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Signal Score
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Top critic: Andy Hayler (90%)
Editorial Weight 63 pts
Authority + depth + recency
Agreement 6 pts
How aligned the critics are
Coverage 10 pts
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Public Signal 12 pts
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Boosts 0 pts
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Review signals
3 Elite · 1 Editorial · 8 total signals
Public signal
4.6★ (7,700 reviews)
Good to know
This is one of the last places in London with a strict dress code: gentlemen must wear a jacket and tie (no jeans or sneakers). Book months in advance. Friday and Saturday dinners feature a live band and dancing.
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