Amaranto

Met up with old school friends. Dark marble and wood interiors with warm fire and potraits of royalty. We had 5 course degustation menu. For £40 per person. A savory brulee, followed by goose liver with toasted brioche. Then turkey with bread sauce. A panacotta then black forrest desert and sweets with coffee. Service was good and we enjoyed the quiet surroundings. Regaled each other with... more

We visited here for Sunday Bｒunch. Atmosphere was so nice.This restaurant was started from 7:am Only Sunday because of the brunch.Menu was very rich.Cost was 17£ for two dishes.We ordered roast beef,Insalata Caprese,fried noodle Singapore style, clam pasta. All the dishes was so nice.That's incredible,because it was famous that British food was bad. That's quite different here. Much... more

We were in London for two days and stayed at the hotel where this restaurant is located. The course of least resistance was to have breakfast and dinner here and to enjoy cocktails. The bar is welcoming with a knowledgeable bartending/wait staff. The drink list is extensive and interesting. Drinks are also high priced which is typical of a Four Seasons bar. We enjoyed a couple of hours in the... more

We went for dinner for a three-course and champagne set deal. I had mackerels with roasted peppers for starter, then seabass for main, followed by strawberry-infused dessert. Everything was solid and good with no cutting corners for a set deal. Nonetheless, I felt that something was missing and that most everything could be more creative and flavourful.

Service was really good. The waiters... more

Summer in England celebrates a wide variety of social events, such as Wimbledon and the Chelsea Flower Show. You can bet that at all of these events, the finest in afternoon tea is being enjoyed. During my stay in London the past summer, I had to go the Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane for their Journey Through British Summertime afternoon tea service in order to commemorate the best... more