Chateaubriand
The Anthologist

The Anthologist

58 Gresham Street London, EC2V 7BB, United Kingdom

Beer • Steak • British • Burgers


"I have often visited Anthologist with clients and team events (Christmas parties_ and always enjoyed your service and bar facilities. However, I would like to address what I believe to be a one-off event from last night, and I am sure it won’t happen again as I think you have higher standards than this. After spending hours last night as a customer until close, we wanted to use the toilet facilities as one of your last customers. You (the supervisor) informed us it was closed. As a customer, I asked why when we were still around. You said it takes a while to do and wanted a head start. During this conversation, your staff member shouted, “What’s wrong with you guys? Are you crazy? Just leave!” Something along these lines. Apologies if it doesn’t match word to word. As someone who has not only been a customer with you for years, brought clients to your venue, had Christmas parties with you, worked in Retail customer service, and, most importantly, brought business all night by spending with my friends in your bar, this is unacceptable customer service. I am sure that specific individual may have had a bay day, a difficult customer, or something else that triggered this. I understand this happens. I speak from experience. However, there is a way to communicate and handle things despite not being in the best state of mind. This behaviour does not reflect the team because you have fantastic staff members. Please provide feedback to your colleague and provide coaching on customer service. I’m sure you will not let this happen again as I believe such is your standard."

Cuvee Viii

Cuvee Viii

2-8 Church Street, Esher, United Kingdom

Wine • French • Drinks • Asiatic


"my friends and I visited the cuvee viii last week for a place to lunch. we thought as eating out to help was still on, we would test a little fancier than our typical high street restaurant chain. the best decision. adrian and another beautiful waitress sat my friends until I arrived, and took us in the inner, when a few people started to smoke on their terrace. the decor in every room is beautiful! they have 2 bars, one closer to the terrace, and one before the entrance next to the it area they can eat in both rooms and each area feels like another experience. they even showed us the private room for the rent on the upper floor, which also has a bar and a stunning space. the terrace/outside area was nice, I would like to enjoy more, but they allow smoking (a little bit for me, unfortunately) it is still completely enclosed so that it does not escape like the smoke. Nevertheless, this does not take away from the beauty of this opposite, in cooler climates I can see that they have heating outside to warm it a little. this part is attached to a bar area that looks like an ingenious nightclub. next time I'll be in the dining room, as it gets colder out. very exciting, as they still participate in the regulation in september. I had the lobster mac n cheese, and my friends had the pizzeria and veggie burger. the chef is brilliant! later we learned that he was a Michelin Star chef who appeared on master chef. the merciful produced a beautiful **** for me, as I do not drink, and the cocktails of my friend were amazing after them. this is a legitimate cocktailable, with bar employees who really know what they do, our drinks were an artwork. I would give the personal, service, decor, eat, cleanliness and cook 5 stars. I enjoyed this tasty and will be back, it is soothing to see them regularly clean all the surfaces, the floor, and wear masks, the toilets we also very clean that is quite rare in the rule."

The Grill Room at the Square

The Grill Room at the Square

29 Royal Exchange Square Glasgow, G1 3AJ, United Kingdom

Wine • Meat • Steak • Seafood


"you could not find this place if you did not literally stumble over him what I did (not fear that I did not hurt myself). its external presence is a menu display behind glass on an adjacent wall and a door that leads to some fenced steps. with a little contempt, on the stairs I went to a more attractive prospect and a hostess desk. the sign seemed to show that there were only members and those who expropriated to enter with inappropriate dress. since it turns out that the Membership was not necessary and despite my rather shady appearance I was allowed to enter; the hostess offers a bright smile and shows even more steps. I later inquired and was told that there are elevators (lifts) for those who cannot navigate these obstacles. on the next level is a pleasant looking lounge area before a second host seemed to sit at my table. the primary dining area consists of a well illuminated bright room with high ceilings, framed by a window wall on one side and an illuminated translucent marble rail on the other side. beautiful chandeliers decorate the deck. each table had its own wine-cooling eimet and chairs, which for the largest part of well-respected elegance went down to the-in-the-Heels-Dach-Schaby. yet this is look and the feeling elegant and impressive. somewhat formal, but inviting at the same time. my server, leah took care of me during my meal, made apropos suggestions, serve and clearing accordingly in a wise that encouraged the eating and the ambiente without a hurry and always appeared with a cnuckle and a smile. I chose a meat bark bouruignon with a sweet and mixed vegetables. when I was a glenmorangie quinta ruban (American oak followed by portugiesen casks beautiful I was treated to some piping hot brot cutting at the table. steam has swirled from the slices of the tomato parmesan laaf. so rare in these days, so fresh and tasty brot are served. the house salad was extremely a very large part of koleslaw-like greens, but oh so much better than her average farewell. it was almost the highlight of the meal. the expectations were also exceeded. the bark itself was forklift with a beautiful gravure and tasty kartoffels on the side. my other supplement, mixed vegetables, was the only disappointment. the brokkoli and carrots seemed to be a reflection without spicing and not being a reason. I understand that some people prefer their healthy things au naturel, but I prefer a somewhat more fair treatment for the involuntary cousins in the grillhouse. a pizazz would be nice. I recommend the Spanish rioja red at per glass. it was a pleasure to dwell on the smooth and balanced wein when I looked at that living in an atmosphere that invited them to eat by chance alone. but really, they bring some friends. this restaurant enchants a spirit that is best enjoyed with others."