Arthur's Restaurant in City of London, Westminster

Una hora de la mañana muy agradable, relajante o así charlando con mi amigo en Arthurs que pensamos que era encantador, muy bien diseñado bastante elegante y ligero, muy cómodo. No estaba demasiado ocupado y nos recibieron cálidamente y amable personal atento. Felizmente nos sirvió un poco de agua del grifo y pedí un té. Queríamos un pequeño bocadillo (antes de la hora del almuerzo) así que pedí las patatas parmesanas (laterales) y judías verdes (soy vegano) y ambos deliciosos, me encantaron, simplemente perfecto. Es realmente un ambiente encantador. Nunca nos sentimos apresurados, a pesar de que cuando salimos a la 1 pm había una cola y estaba mucho más ocupado. El personal era maravilloso - tuvimos un tiempo encantador gracias - muy impresionado.

Arrived around 4pm on a Thursday to be told no sweet treats of any description and coffee machine was broken. Fair enough. Earl Grey tea according to my husband was nice however my filter coffee was lukewarm and grainy. Not pleasant. After we’d been seated several tables arriving after us ordered and received cakes so that was annoying. Service was mediocre at best, we got the impression staff felt like they were doing us a favour. We won’t won’t be returning.

Tengo recuerdos maravillosos de tomar el té en Liberty’s con mi madre. Sin embargo, ese clásico pequeño salón de té se ha ido; reemplazado por un restaurante anodino con poco para recomendarlo, excepto el dudoso prestigio de cenar en Liberty’s. Pedí los huevos reales; Una variación de huevos Benedict con salmón ahumado escocés en lugar del tocino habitual. Llevó una cantidad excesiva de tiempo llegar y cuando lo hizo, un huevo escalfado era tan duro como una roca y el otro apenas cocido. La salsa holandesa era un tono de naranja improbable, lo que probablemente debería haberme dado una pista de lo que estaba por venir, pero esto era de Liberty, así que ignoré la pista y seguí adelante, para mi decepción. Hay muchos lugares para almorzar en Londres. En el futuro, me saltearé este.

Llegamos esperando un bocado para comer, nos llevaron rápidamente a una mesa y nos olvidamos de inmediato. Se mostraba a las personas a las mesas y, dependiendo de la posición en el restaurante, decidían qué tan rápido lo servirían. Después de 20 minutos de tratar de atraer la atención de cualquiera, nos dimos por vencidos y comenzamos a irnos, fue entonces cuando alguien ofreció apresurar nuestro pedido, pero para ese momento habíamos decidido llevar nuestro negocio a otro lugar.

Me encanto el menu de postres, fue exquisito,buen ambiente, buen servicio, muy recomendado! Espero volver

I thought I would grab a quick bite to eat and have a look round this iconic store. The building is amazing and the store fits in well amongst it, with the exception of Arthur's Restaurant which seems to be a 70s throwback. I was greeted nicely and shown to a table, it felt very much like that corner of the holiday hotel with the empty bar and 70s decor. I ordered a latte and gluten-free steak sandwich. The latte was weak and warm with no real flavour. The steak sandwich was nice, small, but nice with good flavour. Small pieces of nicely cooked beef with a well dressed garnish. Did I mention it was small? As in side plate small! Then the bill arrived, it was around £23 and you could hear my Yorkshire mating cry of "how much!?" Across London! The latte was a reasonable £2.95, the rest was the small, did I mention it was small?, Sandwich and a discretionary service charge! Which I swiftly removed! The young guy who served me was friendly and helpful, however, some of the staff obviously didn't want to be there and this was visible in their body language... I wouldn't recommend this as it is not an experience commensurate with the surroundings, a trick I think Liberty's has missed as it could be so much more!

Popped in for lunch, staff very friendly, food was very tasty although i felt a little expensive for a sandwich Would go again though, great cocktails

Ordered salad and soup. Still no sign of it after 45 minutes. Prosecco and tea took 30 minutes to appear. Not the standard I expect from the Liberty brand.

We were in Liberty of London shopping in their wonderful Christmas shop when we realized we hadn’t eaten lunch yet. We found Arthur’s and while they were very busy and service was a bit slow, the food was excellent. The salmon salade Nicoise was very fresh and tasty. The portion was generous. They also had a drink they called ice tea but was really a fruity tea concoction. Not sweet at all. Just refreshing and yummy. The club sandwich was also very good, piled high with chicken, bacon, lettuce and tomato. The tomatoes on both were ripe and fresh.