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Good food, great service had a nice lunch with my best friend : .

The breakfast was delicious. Naturally, it was on the pricier side, but that's to be expected at a nice hotel!

When owned by Four Seasons this was one of our favourite places no longer. Sunday Brunch is a shadow of it's former self a fraction of the choices and quality. Won't be going back, sadly.

The restaurant has a lovely ambiance and a peaceful atmosphere overall. I had a pleasant experience, but I did share some feedback directly with the management regarding an issue we faced.

this is the best lunch in london, and an absolute steal at £20 for two courses, as all the netzen are usually more than that alone! the food was absolutely delicious, and the service very fast. will come back in any case!

We sat alone outside in the shade of a small oak tree. Inside would have been more 5*-anodyne. The food was excellent and the staff could not have been more obliging. On the Opentable special offer it was exceptional value for money.

This is the best lunch spot in London! At just £20 for two courses, it’s an incredible deal, especially since most main dishes typically cost more than that on their own. The food was absolutely delicious, and the service was impressively quick. I will definitely be returning!

We made a reservation for Sunday brunch but I was unaware that the restaurant had changed ownership. The ambiance felt a bit off upon entering the foyer, as there was no staff or concierge presence like there used to be. The staff was friendly and eager to please, which was nice. The food was good, but we were informed that they sometimes cancel Sunday brunch due to insufficient bookings, and that we should call ahead in the future to confirm. It's unfortunate because the hardworking staff clearly puts in a lot of effort, but it seems they're struggling to attract repeat customers. The brunch is priced at £45 per adult and £22.50 for children, which isn't cheap, and it really lacks the usual...

I made a reservation for Sunday brunch, but I wasn't aware that the restaurant had changed ownership. When we arrived, it felt a bit off—there was a noticeable lack of atmosphere in the foyer, and unlike before, there was no cloakroom staff or concierge to greet us. While the staff were friendly and eager to help, the experience felt different. The food was quite good, but we were informed that they occasionally cancel the Sunday brunch due to low bookings, so we should call ahead in the future. It's a bit disheartening because the staff seems to be working really hard, yet they appear to struggle with retaining customers. With prices at £45 per adult and £22.50 for kids, it also lacked the...