Villandry reviews
Had a fantastic evening here. Steak perfectly cooked and juicy and served on a wooden platter (very rustic). Aspen fries were deliciously fragrant with truffle oil. I followed that with the moist chocolate cake - to die for. My only gripe was having to wait too long for the bill to appear.
by Oliver Mahon, 07 Feb 2008Was looking forward to coming here. I'd been meaning to go for a while and went with my girlfriend for our anniversary. The whole environment was much more informal than I thought it was going to be. Most importantly, half the items on the menu were inexplicably not available at 8.30pm on a quiet Monday night, which I thought was terrible. Champagne was also off! No effort was made to make up for this. Staff were far too preoccupied for such a quiet night. I shan't return.
by eljay2001 "top london reviewer" (19 reviews), 26 Oct 2006I love this foodstore! The take away counter offers great meals for dinner and their charcuterie and cheese counters are packed with well-sourced fresh products that taste delicious.
by Aura (4 reviews), 19 Jul 2006I found the place pretentious & over priced. You can find better and cheaper health food shops in London that are not staffed by people who think they're of the designer stock.
by Anonymous, 13 Jun 2005Delicious range of snacks, sweets, cheeses, meats, wines and much more. Flower shop and attached bar / restaurant are great too. I wish I had one nearby.
by S.G. (9 reviews), 18 Feb 2005At first it seemed odd to have the shop backing onto the restaurant as it tended to make me look at everything and then instead of bothering to go home and make something I'd tend to 'eat in'. The selection of foods transport you to the continent far more effectively than Eurostar, although at times it feels like you've paid the fare. Great to eat there, shop there and their hampers make great gifts.
by neil68 (3 reviews), 08 Mar 2004Have we missed a great delicatessen in London? Let us know.










