Jay Rayner's review of Cinnamon Club (The Observer)
Andrew Pierce's review of Cinnamon Club (The Times)
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Cinnamon Club reviews
The menu here is exciting and different to a normal Indian. When I went, they were specialising in game dishes. The food was excellent but the service in the bar was slow.
by georgewilliams96 (8 reviews), 04 Dec 2009
by georgewilliams96 (8 reviews), 04 Dec 2009
Considering that Indian cuisine isn't my favourite, I could rave about this resto all day long! Lovely cocktails, desserts to die for, the most beautiful, spacious dining room and attentive service. It's quite formal, which works best for a lunch.
by Milla "top london reviewer" (46 reviews), 15 Jan 2009
by Milla "top london reviewer" (46 reviews), 15 Jan 2009
Gorgeous building, but food and service has gone downhill over the years.
by missfine "top london reviewer" (25 reviews), 19 Jun 2007
by missfine "top london reviewer" (25 reviews), 19 Jun 2007
The Cinnamon Club was excellent two years ago but now not good at all. Service was poor, food was poor... I don't think I'd go back.
by Greg (2 reviews), 27 Jul 2006
by Greg (2 reviews), 27 Jul 2006
We ate several times at the restaurant whilst staying with a friend in London and will do so again.
by Sweetie, 06 Jul 2005
by Sweetie, 06 Jul 2005
Overpriced and over-rated. Food was cold and unimaginative. The service was stiff and lacking personality.
by Anonymous, 07 Dec 2004
by Anonymous, 07 Dec 2004
One of the few places I'm happy to eat in Westminster, although its location means it's frequently full of MPs which doesn't do much for me. Fantastic dishes with wonderful presentation - I took some visiting relations here and it changed their outlook on what Indian food can be.
Nice bar too...
by Sarah M. (31 reviews), 13 Nov 2004
Nice bar too...
by Sarah M. (31 reviews), 13 Nov 2004
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