Reviews by Suzan

Chez Bruce (Restaurant)
17 February 2005

As an NW3er, I lament over the fact that I have to travel to south London to eat like this! At 35 GBP for a three course meal this is "the" best value to quality eatery ratio in all of London. Only downside was I was informed that I only had the table for a 2 hour window and would have to vacate at 9:15. Ahh, so we have not escaped the London menality of "feed em fast and get new bottoms in". Apart from that, Fantabulous. Try it.

Yauatcha (Restaurant / Restaurant)
13 February 2005

Service was terrible when it first opened, and a lot of the waitresses upstairs don't speak English. But the food is good to excellent.

Locanda Locatelli (Restaurant)
13 February 2005

The food here is unbelievably average for the prices they charge. Flavours are heavy handed or absent altogether. The aspiring model hostesses are forgetful and rude. The only reason I would see for going to this restaurant is because it is close to shopping (Oxford Street) and the interior decoration is gorgeous. In fact if I could have eaten the room I would have been happier. Don't waste your money here.

The Square (Restaurant)
13 February 2005

Fantastic restaurant. One of my favourites. The food is perfect, not one mistake. I had basil lasagna of Cornish crab with frothy soup. Divine. The Maitre D was at my side the entire time with recommendations; he encouraged me to have the calves sweetbreads with crisp potato and savoy cabbage. He took the liberty of ordering it for me on the well done side as it was my first time. And for dessert the cheesecake with a terrine of citrus fruits (the tartness vs. richness was in perfect harmony). You can have a lunch menu for 30 pounds or a la carte for 60. Excellent value. Ok there were a lot of bald older men in suits as my fellow dinners but the Maitre D and the food made you blind to all that. Go for lunch!

Pétrus (Restaurant)
07 February 2005

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Gordon Ramsay (Restaurant)
07 February 2005

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