Veeraswamy in City of London, Westminster

Everything was great. We had pre-theatre menu with 2 courses, added couple of sides, papadoms and 3 beers. Total bill for 2 people was around 140 pounds incl. service charge

I understand that this is a high end Indian restaurant which means prices are expected to be high. But the dishes we tried were very average and to be honest tasted nothing like “Indian”. I had ordered Vegetarian Silver Crescent in Mains which had all baingan, paneer guizar, chettinad roast potatoes, hyderabadi yellow dal, rice. Everything I tasted was somewhat sweet and did not do justice to the dish names. I would recommend it only for experience and not the authentic Indian food.

Been to Veeraswamy several times for lunch and dinner and every time it is excellent. Love the central location with views over Regent Street. Especially love the prawn curry, lamb chops and the roganjosh.

It's 2024 and you have sexist and gender specific dress code?!

One of the place to have the best in class Indian food. It’s authentic north Indian food with plenty of options for vegetarian as well. It’s expensive as it’s a Michelin star restaurant but, it’s worthwhile.

Very ordinary Indian food, nothing particular, average atmosphere, taken into account the relatively high price

Amazing food overall, however the tandoori chicken momos were average and served without chopsticks. Also the overall service wasn't worth the overpriced (by atleast 30-40%) bill

Had a lovely dinner here! The food was divine. We annoyed the crab cake and soy samosas to start. Then, the chicken makhani and lamb biryani. Everything we ate and drank was absolutely fantastic. The service was great until we received our food and our server never returned to our table. We were happy to be left to enjoy our meal but, when we were interested in ordering another drink or paying the bill, the server was nowhere to be found. Overall, it was a fantastic meal. However, I would expect more from the service of a Michelin restaurant.

Simply cannot fault this place. We had a brilliant experience here on Christmas day. The staff were incredibly friendly, accommodating and attentive. Every dish served was delicious and we especially enjoyed the attention to detail with their environmentally conscious Christmas crackers. The Christmas vibe with the live music also made for a lovely experience! :)

What a beautiful restaurant. Very spacious with areas for large group as well as intimate dinner dates. Went on a premade reservation for a table for 4. We arrived early but seated right away. Service was excellent. Wait staff was attentive and prompt. We started off with couple of cocktails. We got the lychee & rose, and the spiced cucumber & mint margarita. The lychee & rose was very good; Very refreshing. The margarita was interesting, For starter we got the bori soya mince samosa which was cooked to perfection and was flavorful. It came with green and tamarind sauce which were excellent. We also got the tandoori lamb barrah kabob, and my god! It was so good- very tender, juicy, perfectly seasoned and very flavorful! Highly recommend this item. For main we got chicken dilkush, very slow cooked Kashmiri lamb, and the Hyderabad lamb biryani. All three entries were cooked to perfection, meat was tender and juicy, the sauces were very flavorful, and perfectly balanced seasoning of salt, acid, sweet, and spice. The lamb biryani, and Kashmiri lamb were both highly recommend. Overall an exceptional dining experience and we would definitely be returning. A Michelin star well deserved.

Excellent service and delicious meal. Slow cooked lamb was absolutely tender and flavorful!

I was brought by my family to Veeraswamy as a nine year old child in 1972 . I was so overexcited at my first ever visit to London that by the time we arrived at this amazing restaurant, I had to lie down and sleep on a chaise longue with all the coats and sadly I missed out on dinner! This has been a lifelong regret of mine, so when I recounted this tale to my new husband after seeing Veeraswamy featured on The Antique Roadshow, we decided to come for lunch . The whole experience was a delight and without exaggeration I can vouch that it is the best restaurant meal I have ever tasted. After much deliberation over the sumptuous choice of delights on offer, we opted for the tasting menu and every morsel was a sight to behold and a taste sensation. The service from start to finish was impeccable and I can’t wait until we come again . It was an experience we’ll savor and for my part , definitely worth 53 years of anticipation -Thank you for a wonderful day. 🙏

I visited this place today, I only liked the chicken butter masala, the service is ok but not the best.

Great staff and good experience. Food was too mild and sweetish in comparison to authentic Indian. Overall a pleasant experience with decent food

My friend and I visited Veeraswamy today for lunch, traveling all the way from the US for our holiday. Unfortunately, our experience was extremely disappointing. We found a hair in the naan bread and a piece of coriander stuck to the spoon before our food even arrived. Given Veeraswamy’s reputation, we expected a much higher standard of quality and cleanliness. We even paid for our meal.

Every time we visit London we make sure to swing by Veeraswamy. It’s by far the best Indian food in the city. We tried many of the dishes on the menu but the butter chicken and the duck vindaloo rank at the top of our favorite list. This time we came during the Christmas craziness. And while you could hardly walk along Regent street as it was so busy, Veeraswamy was a haven of tranquility and deluxe food. When in London, please make sure to try this place.

Considering the reputation and cost for Veeraswamy, my 2nd visit was a little disappointing; the food was good but simply the overpriced this time for the quality we received, considering spend per head, wasn’t the spectacular taste of a Michelin star restaurant. I will consider revisiting to give another chance but there are so many good options in London, it will take a while.

Good food, wonderful beverages, perfect ambience. Loved it!

Luxurious classic Indian that makes you feel pampered.

Tried the taster menu which was simply delicious. Would thoroughly recommend this. The drinks cost an arm and a leg - £12.50 for 500ml lager. Seemed over the top. However the service was good and the restaurant had great ambiance.

Delicious and flavourful food presented in the most beautiful way. While we expected the food to be great, the service levels were excellent too. Right from entering the restaurant, all the way to the dining experience - everything was on point and borderlining absolute perfection. We were here to celebrate a birthday, and the restaurant surprised us with a complimentary birthday dessert. How very thoughtful!! We will surely be back again 🙏🏽

The food was delicious and tasty , I really enjoyed the soup ( I believe it has little diced apple), I recommend the chicken masala with white rice it is good to order their delicious garlic nan bread. Moreover, the staff were friendly and they were very nice. I highly recommend this restaurant if you are looking for tasty Indian cuisine.

Warm welcome at the door from Martin who remembered us from last year! Great authentic food, ice cream portions were a little small. Will definitely return.

Outstanding beet Indian food experience in 32 years in London. Great starters, lovely mains and excellent service to have made our anniversary special. Joseph as Manager, Angelo and Sanjita served us brilliantly. Highly recommend visiting to partake of this lunch menu.

Very nice restaurant that we had to leave after 5 minutes. A minimum consumption of £60 per person is required; even if we point out that we are not a little hungry. Unacceptable to push consumption to this extent. Glad I didn't leave €1 there!

Went there for my sons birthday. Amazing service and food.

This is the oldest Indian restaurant in London, where you can enjoy food over 2 floors of seating over regents street. Getting five stars for a Indian restaurant in London is now a tough business, and I find the menu limited for vegetarians, but what arrived was good The salted lassi is great, not too heavy, not too light. Service was excellent, you’re greeted by an old-fashioned doorman which was a nice touch!

Went here for my sons birthday . From the welcoming lovely smiling doorman all the staff were very attentive. The decor and vibe was very nice. We chose the taster menu and added a lamb shank which was all 1st class alot of food and well worth the money in my opinion. There were 5 of us and with taster menu 2 bottles of wine plus cocktails it came to £150 per head which sounds alot to most people who are used to a normal curry house but this place is a very nice treat for a special occasion

Coming from Houston, this place lacked flavor. I understand they cater to many pallets, but this was just too bland. Technique was good, but don't shy from authenticity, especially when the whole world knows British cuisine is already lackluster

Well presented Indian restaurant. Welcome and sophisticated ambience. Bright colours. Good food. Nice prawn curry and chicken makhni. Decent naans. Attentive service. Is a big place and has private dining also.

The vibe and decor is really nice. The service was prompt and friendly but a few too many interruptions to see how we were doing. Flavour was better than expected for Indian food in London. Starters were a lot nicer than the mains. Great mocktails, mango lassi a bit in the bland side but that might suit some people.

Wonderful experience. Friendly staff, great unforgettable food, perfect evening. Decent value for money, considering the Michelin star. Only remark: ambience can be improved.

We were in London on vacation and were referred here by a colleague of mine as a must-try. I’m glad I took him up on it. We arrived a bit early before they officially opened and had a lovely chat with the doorman for a bit while they got ready to open. We were made to feel welcome and appreciated from the very beginning. The service was attentive, precise, and courteous. The restaurant was gorgeous inside with a great view of Regent Street. The food was absolutely delicious. Easily the best Indian food I’ve ever had, and one of the best meals in general I’ve had. Both my wife and I had nothing but good things to say from the appetizers, drinks, main courses and dessert. It’s not somewhere you would come all the time, and therefore the price is worth it for the experience, in my opinion.

Worth the hype! So much history in this place and food did not disappoint. Try the Chicken and Lamb(both were awesome)

This was excellent food with good service. The best Indian we have eaten.

You know a reastaurant is not going to be worth it when you don't see anyone from the cuisines ethnicity eating there. Food was ok but not worth the price paid for it. You can get the same cusine in tooting/ east london for fraction of the price. It's really not worth the hype.

We had a delightful evening! Delicious food and lovely service

First time here , as invited by a dear friend, and found everything faultless! Even the prices were a bit to high - but, you are in the heart of London- the taste of food worth the price!

Terrible service, too much coconut

Beautiful and worth a try. You must try the meat biryani 👍🏻

Unfortunately not a 1* Michelin Restaurant. Maximum an average good Indian Restauranr. We came with high expectations, but realised how easy a Michelin Star is given. Even the welcoming was downstairs in a small and full entrance. The waiters tried hard but not on a michelin star quality. Restaurant and interior is not better than any average Indian restaurant. Food was presented less than average and cocktails were also not really tasty or as described in thr menue. therefore only 1* at google but NOT Guide Michelin!!

Great environment and lovely food!

Service was a little quick at times then slow at others. Poppadoms were very bland and a bit soft which was disappointing. Everything else was delicious though!

This difference between Veerswarmy and other high-end and Michelin star Indian restaurants is that whilst the food is executed and presented perfectly it also has an entirely non-technical factor that makes for the ultimate happiness of taste, texture and (what I'm going to call) "tummy yumminess"!

First time visiting the establishment, Food lack of flavour? Definitely room for improvement? Compare traditional authentic curry restaurants. We do know that they are trying to cook dishes from all over India 🇮🇳 but there’s much better curry houses in and around London when you do comparison service, quality, flavours, taste, portion size, the price tags? My own opinion maybe the restaurant try to be different my observation and experience. Poppadom tray and the garnishes came with I wasn’t impressed by and there wasn’t any wow about it, it would be fine sometimes just to have normal traditional poppadoms, rather then make things too complicated. Starter was scallop it was too small for £20 price tag? and it was warm rather than hot heat wise and it was lack of flavour not in Spice away just didn’t have a lot seasoning. Lamb chop as a main course that was tender and nice but too much mustard flavour overpowered and lack of sauces around should it be 4 lamb chop not 3! for the price tag? £38, definitely Room for improvement. Bread basket can taste the chilli and garlic was fine. I think it was too doughy and thick should be nice and crispy and tin layer room for improvement! Tarka dal was good yellow chickpeas. Cauliflower side dish was good as well. Overall experience was okay and nice touch in the end little birthday chocolate mousse cake. Question do I want to visit and spent £244 again with the drinks cocktail glass of wine and sparkling water and ginger beer and the service charge! as well, probably not! there’s much better restaurants in London areas like Nepalese Pakistani Bangladeshi and north and South Indian curry houses just as good as near me that will cost for two people similar menu £94 including service charge. At the end when the bill came they wasn’t any hot towels and small chocolates to wash off your pallets? I have to ask for the hot towels otherwise I wouldn’t get one? room for improvement there definitely 👍

Second time at Veeraswamy and we were not disappointed! We couldn’t decide on what to order so went for the tasting menu which was an absolute delight - every dish cooked to perfection and service was very attentive

Excellent service. Food very good. Expensive but great for a special occasion.

More of a 4.3 or 4.4 experience overall. The ambiance, location and service were all fantastic and we had a nice window seat overlooking the hustle and bustle of regent street. The food started out really strong with some great appetizers like the lamb kebab and peneer but the mains lacked a bit of a kick and felt a bit underwhelming from a flavour perspective. It just lacked the richness in flavor and spices that you would expect from a top quality Indian restaurant. The biryani in particular felt a bit bland and the naan was a bit too doughy. Overall a solid experience but maybe our expectations were higher due to the price point and 2023 Michelin star. The dessert was a banana kulfi which was excellent though!

We had an amazing dinner experience, starting from the reception and the atmosphere to the quality of the food and overall service. The price quality range was perfect. Many thanks to the whole team, highly recommended!

Would highly recommend this restaurant. The food was excellent and the service was very good as well. Reservations are tricky to get as it’s a very busy restaurant and tends to require two weeks reservation notice

One of the most beautiful Indian restaurants in London with five-star food and service But advice to those who are concerned: Spoons and forks are all silver, and there is nothing else that we have left until after we have finished, unfortunately.

A truly special place in London. If you fancy Indian food, this is your place to go. Delicious food, amazing staff, great decor. We will visit again!

The restaurant vibes so incredibly amazing, the food were so beyond and yummy . We had our moments to have the dinner twice in this beautiful peaceful trip to london . The staff & waiter his name is David. He was gently welcoming and recommend for us a really good dishes from his choice were so good . Thank you for him and his own service.

Absolutely poor service. When we asked for recommendations, we got little to zero advice. Couple of plates we ordered didn’t come out at all. When it came to mains, we ordered fish, which we were told it wouldn’t be dry. It turned out to be dry and we ordered naan bread. So it was all a waste and a complete mess of an experience.

I really wanted to love this place, but had a fairly disappointing experience. My mum and dad visited Veeraswamy in the 1970s and dad said it was, hands down, the best Indian meal he'd ever had! So, for a special birthday treat, I saved up and took him there for dinner. I had such high hopes, but sadly, it just wasn't what I was expecting. The staff were attentive and the restaurant nice enough, but with the Micheline starred rating and the very expensive price tag, I has assumed the food would be exceptional. It was fine, but we both agreed we'd had better curries for a 3rd of the price. At over £80 per head, it just wasn't worth the money.

Amazing food and ambience. The cocktails were a delight !!

Was good food, service and atmosphere, but I don’t think it’s commensurate with the steep price, hence one star down.

Lovely restaurant- fine dining Indian in the heart of Soho. We went here for a pre-theatre meal which was delicious with generous portions. Excellent bar and drinks too.

First class food, service and ambience. one minor criticism is that, despite spending a considerable amount of money, we were asked for our table back for a second siting which was a shame as we spent a lot more on drinks in another venue when these guys could've had our spend. That said, please do not let this detract from experiencing Veeraswamy as it truly is exceptional.

Quite simply one of the finest dining experiences I have had, any cuisine, any place. Wonderful!

Amazing place. The food was incredible. The service was very good.

Didn’t expect to be ignored by staff and for them to only address my husband. From the start, and each time they came to the table to check how the food was, they only spoke to him and didn’t acknowledge me. My husband almost didn’t believe me, so we switched seats to see if it was because he was facing towards where staff walked from…but no, waiters continued to only ask him if the food was ok. I even made the reservation under my name, and always politely smiled and made eye contact to invite any form of communication, so I was quite confused at the very clear sexism in 2024. It was funny at first, then just insulting to us both. Please do better next time and acknowledge your female customers? Starter was good and mains was ok, dessert not great, very let down by the service though. Would upload more photos but don’t particularly want to promote the restaurant

We were having a celebratory meal here and it was fantastic! The ambience and atmosphere was great - the history displayed across the walls & the decor was on point. The team were very attentive and there was a good pace to service as well. The food itself, was bursting with flavour - a good level of spice in all of the dishes we tried & the chutneys as well! Not forgetting one of the drinks too - spicy! It was lovely when they bought out a chocolate ganache with a candle prior to dessert to celebrate our occasion too - a really nice touch. Whilst it's expensive (it's Michellin!), completely worth the price!

We’ve been wanting to go here for a long time and were expecting real quality, so the bar was set high. It was a birthday celebration and we arrived and were seated swiftly, place had nice ambience and staff. We had a cocktail on arrival which was good, £18 each. We ordered the tasting menu and a dahl. The menu included a rice and naan to share. No poppadoms offered. Starter of Green prawn was excellent as was the chicken starter. The 4 curries with the main, the flavours were good, particularly the lobster curry, the others were good, if a little underwhelming. I preferred the dahl and left some chicken and lamb. The Dahl was amazing.. one of the best we’ve had. Pre dessert they brought out a birthday sorbet which was lovely. Nice experience but not really the Michelin star food and experience we had envisioned. That said, give it a try. The food is very good but there are many good places around cheaper, with just as good service and experience. We had a bottle of wine and table water - the bill £320 with service charge. We would go again but order off main menu, many dishes we saw looked very good.

Interesting place - nice menu lots of choice, pricey for an Indian but didn’t leave hungry !! Lots of options to chose from and add ons nice place setting and decor nice - worth a visit but it will cost you !! The bread basket with chuckneys starter and Chicken lollipops are just amazing and a must try

It was nice but perhaps a little flat. I came expecting a challenger to Gymkhana but Veeraswamy doesn't *quite* compare. Don't get me wrong, the Tandoori Raan Kebab with Yakhni Pulao was incredible. Also the Kheema Ghotala on Toast. Maybe the weekday menu is better?

Overrated - Highly priced.The quality is simply good but there are much better Indian restaurants in London at much better prices.Sorry not again.

Food was a tad average but nice. Good portion sizes of the mains. Perhaps the choices available to us on the Weekend lunch menu were not representative of their skill. My fave was Kheema Ghotala on Toast (s) and Tandoori Raan Kebab with Yakhni Pulao (m). Service was lovely and attentive

Wonderful dishes, full of spices and flavours. Highly recommend the butter chicken. But everything we had was great

A British modern take on Indian. It is not cheap but well worth it for a special evening out. The scallops for a starter was great even though it was spicy but not too hot. The lamb shank was melt in the mouth and flavorful. Black carrot dessert as a flambé.

As usual Veeraswamy is a fantastic experience. Great service; great food (an excellent new menu by the way!) and wonderful ambience. I am always pleased that there are a wide mix of diners from all over the world, including many from the south Asian sub continent which has got to be a good sign. There is also a good mix of couples, families and business associates. It's a really great atmosphere. And, then of course, there is always Sonja......thank you!

Lovely decor, warm ambiance, and beautiful, delicious food. And there’s a lot of it. The tendency is to overorder (and they pack it beautifully) but don’t hold back — you’ll miss it! If you like spice and you like heat it’s there, and smoother, light heat too. Service is attentive. Some highlights - the chicken “lollipops,” grilled scallops, the chicken tikka, lamb chops, and biryani to feed a family.

The food is very delicious and the best service with David. Thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼

This place is so over rated and expensive for what it is. Criminally high prices for pretty average food. A tourist trap - dress code not enforced and lots of groups of people staring at their phones. Don’t bother - go to your local Indian or Bangladeshi restaurant instead.

As name suggest it's one of the best fine dining restaurants..took cousin for lunch and he loved it

Incredibly good! Top service! Top quality! We'll be back.

Sat down a 2:00pm on a Saturday for a lovely lunch with wine and with friends(Table of 8). Starters, main courses and wine excellent. 3:30pm No deserts available, kitchen closed!!! Seriously, we won’t be back!

Fantastic, friendly service, delicious food and authentic surroundings made a birthday celebration extra special! I had the wonderfully potent 1926 cocktail, beautifully spiced Vegetarian Silver Crescent and gorgeous banana toffee kulfi - perfect! Other recommendations from our table were the Lampreis, Patiala Shahi Raan Encroute and Chettinad Roast Potatoes. Will be back for another celebration meal!

Restaurant "no mistake" All the dishes are delicious, and the service is great

If you're looking for a top-notch Indian dining experience in London, Veeraswamy is an absolute must-visit! The atmosphere is elegant and inviting. The menu features a fantastic selection of authentic Indian dishes, each bursting with rich flavors and spices.

A wonderful restaurant, one of the best Indian restaurants in London. I recommend visiting it Prices are high for 60 pounds per person and can increase Honestly, the food is delicious and worth a try

Veeraswamy offers exceptional Indian cuisine with vibrant flavors and beautifully presented dishes. The Tandoori prawns were perfectly cooked. However, the service fell short. Despite a reservation, we faced delays in being seated, and the staff was inattentive throughout the meal, making it hard to get their attention. While the food is outstanding, the service needs to be more in line with the restaurant’s reputation.

Exquisite dining experience with excellent service and incredible food, the best I've ever had!

A magnificent experience. Impeccable flavours. The tasting menu we had was divine, smooth and silky Indian flavours.

We went there to celebrate a special occasion and tried the tasting menu. The food was good but nothing extraordinary. The server asked us if we would like papadam. We assumed it was complimentary but it was not. The paneer starter and kachori were nice but the mains were not special at all. I did like dessert but again nothing I can't get in any other Indian restaurant. It was very expensive for the taste and experience.( excluding the drinks menu) Definitely not going there again.

We visited this in Aug-24. It was for a birthday meal. The service was great and the restaurant looked better when the sun was setting and they turned the lighting on, as it had more of a romantic feel. The service was great and cannot complain. The waiter was very helpful and gave advice and also was on hand to deal with everything. We ordered multiple dishes, wanting to try a variety and the waiter did inform us how much we needed but as we mentioned we wanted to try a variety of dishes he understood. Any leftover food we took home and they packed it for us. Overall the food was lovely, however their lamb Chops wasn't as we expected vs other same calibre restaurants. It came with a sauce which we didn't expect. They had a nice biryani and the Momos had a twist but also a slight chilli kick (not too much though). Total cost 2 people - £268.88 Great experience, great food, great evening and great restaurant. I would recommend and come back here. A bit on the pricey side vs equivalent restaurants, so not 100% it's full value for money, but definitely worth a visit.

Michelin-starred for a reason. History lives through (first Indian restaurant in London) this vibrant, colored hotspot for deep flavors that still maintain modern relevance. Private dining rooms available for reservation. You’d be a saint for booking company or friends here. Must try.

All around incredible experience. Right off of Piccadilly circus, so nice walk to get to the restaurant. Everything we had was delicious. The staff were very attentive and quick. Some of the best Indian food you'll find!

We had a celebratory dinner at Veeraswamy for my parent’s anniversary. This is a great flagship restaurant (not going to lie, I felt astonished by the interior more than the food) under the India Collection. The oldest Indian restaurant in London and possibly in the entire UK. But don’t get me wrong, the food is delicious indeed but not as quite on par with the price levels. Starters are a bit pricey for an Indian restaurant compared to its sister’s restaurant (Masala Zone) and some of its relatively cheaper competitors. Also where I live I can easily get access to lots of Indian food options within a few mins away. Hence it wasn’t that authentic as I felt, just a cool clever branded restaurant. Go for the experience regardless. Mains were limited to basically duck, chicken and just one-two fish and lamb dishes. The food options felt basic, dessert menu was quite interesting because it sounded very authentic and locally Indian than the mains and starters. However, the menu selection does offer vegetarian and Halal options. The options are great in size for the table to share. The place has a ton of history. The decoration highlights this and adds to the atmosphere of the place. The staff were polite and welcoming. They knew the menu very well and were able to help with questions and selection. It is pricey for a reason (it’s a Michelin starred and we spend £278) so do bear this in mind before stepping in this ostentatious place. Again, the price may not reflect on the quality of the food standards, but it’s a worth an adventure to encounter. You’ll be looked after well, the waiters are very friendly and approachable. Not the usual crowd you’ll notice in other basic Indian restaurant elsewhere in London.

Food food food Amazing ambience service and food quality.

We thoroughly enjoyed our lunch here. The food was divine, especially the Vegetarian Silver Crescent main dish platter. The paneer was stuffed with malai kofta and was delicious. We enjoyed the samosa starter as well, and everything was michelin star standard. Service was very courteous. We had our water glasses filled up before we could ask for more and the waiters were very polite. The ambience was very authentic and grand, with Indian decor throughout the restaurant. We will recommend to our friends because it’s a special South Indian michelin restaurant.

We had a lovely celebratory lunch here. We found the biriyani lacking in flavour but the manager very quickly addressed this. The naan was soft and well made. I wasn’t blown away by our starters nor mains but we were looked after well. It was a nice touch to take note of our special occasion with a delicious chocolate congratulatory cake

We saw the entrance to Veeraswamy’s and just decided to test our luck since we didn’t have a reservation. Luckily someone cancelled their reservation and we were able to get a table, Everything from the service to the food was FANTASTIC. We ordered the Lamb sheesh Kebab twice! One of the best restaurants I’ve ever been to.

A tidy restaurant with nice and spacious seating Their chicken masala, biryani and naan are delicious I recommend it, reservations are required of course

Amazing restaurant, amazing food, amazing service. Great location and ambience too.

Had a fantastic lunch here. My favourite was the Patiala lamb shank - so tender and flavourful. Also All meat is halal.

A beautiful dinner with flavors that pop. Service excellent . Our server and his Assisant with a beautiful smile was amazing! This historic restaurant in 1926...is well worth the experience!! Found on the mezzanine level, around the corner from Regent Street. The banner is outside on Regent Street. There is a half floor above the entry level, which is a little quieter...but noise levels were not that bad. Well worth the trip. We would love to return, soon.

Exceptional in every respect. Surroundings opulent, service impeccable, food outstanding. Not an everyday place, but for a special occasion, it is superb.

Not recommended They are in London a perfect tourist spot And they refused us because we were in shorts an not smartly dressed in 35 degrees weather Highly disappointed 90% people are in shorts due to the hot weather Rules should not effect customer service Disappointed

I cannot praise this restaurant enough, just thinking of the food we enjoyed last week makes my mouth water - its was exceptional. We had the pleasure of being in the private dining area as there were 17 of us, and it was beautiful. The staff were amazing, and so attentive. I cannot recommend this restaurant highly enough - it really is a jewel in the crown of London. Thank you and all of your team for the superb service and incredible food. Our clients had a wonderful evening!