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Le Caprice London

Le Caprice London

20 Arlington Street London, SW1A 1RJ, SW1A 1LP, United Kingdom

Fish • Bars • British • European


"Lovely. From start to end. This restaurant and the team of professionals running it were just tip top and executed at a high level. But! Without one really noticing them. Not fussy or overdone-just extremely competent and attentive to our entire visit. A welcoming Maitre d, hostess and coat check greeted us. A lovely pianist was gently playing-great background but could still hold a conversation and led to a table just perfect for our party. I don’t believe one could complain about any table choice-it’s a just right sized establishment. The menu selections are enough variety but not so many one needs to overthink order. If wine of particular importance? Guidance was offered but not pushed and their reserve visually looked well stocked and well curated. The two in our party who ordered were quite pleased to try something new based off suggestion by server and they both were surprised it met/exceeded what they had planned on ordering a familiar label. We had the tuna, yellow belly sashimi(2) beet salad as starters. The Dover Sole, Salmon w/poached eggs and the lamb as entree’s. Desserts we splurged and each ordered a choice: chocolate mousse dipped in /chocolate ganache, apple pie compote, cheese cake and creme brûlée. There was not a misstep in the entire dinner service. It was delicious, visually beautiful and we were delighted. The reason I gave 4 stars for value is I would not want to misdirect anyone who might be using my review to make a decision and misunderstand my intention. We felt it was a huge value. In this respect-to get all the elements written in review? Easily our tab could have been almost doubled at a few other dining choices we were contemplating for that night’s reservation. But this establishment is in Central London and 1 block behind Ritz Carlton. Dining in most restaurants of the caliber of Le Caprice in this area is a higher tab commitment. We felt worth every bit and then some. We each left vowing to return to Le Caprice."

Skylon

Skylon

Royal Festival Hall London, SE1 8XX, United Kingdom

Wine • British • Italian • European


"I used to really like Skylon it was somewhere you took someone for a special treat a real destination. But times have changed, there is so much more competition around I can’t help feeling that Skylon has faded a little. It still has potential; it still could be great, but on this occasion, it fell short of the mark. Maybe it was just the January blues, or maybe because most people were probably dining on the ES offer menu, but the staff seemed tired and lacking in energy, food service was very slow, and little touches were missing (for example, water wasn’t topped up, and even when we asked, it took over 10 minutes). Our starters were nice almost worth waiting for! and it felt like the mains could have been nice they were well cooked, and generous with ingredients, but all incredibly salty especially the risotto. Such a shame, because this really let it down I managed to eat around half (alongside some bread to offset the saltiness), but then gave up. I hate food waste, so asked if I could take away the rest (a small spoonful with some salad would have done us for lunch the next day). But apparently this is not possible at Skylon... this also shocked me... I’ve not encountered anywhere for a long time which wouldn’t accommodate a “doggy bag” (occasionally places have charged for a box, or occasionally the packaging has been a little makeshift, but people have always been happy to help). As a venue, it’s still nice has a great view, so with a bit of a shake up could be great again, but I won’t go back unless I hear that things have changed."

Dylan's

Dylan's

St George's Rd, Menai Bridge LL59 5DE, LL59 5DW, United Kingdom

Cafés • Pizza • Seafood • European


"we went to lunch. I'm a few times in the years both as a carnivore and vegan. I had the VG chicken in a basket for the first time as vegan, but they get three strips from since then for £14. that's not worth it at all. this time I went with the VG-Tacos, roasted sweet potato. the tacos came out and were served cold. I have read a few reviews and all the others have them cold, so I assume they are served like that, but they should be warm after my thought. I mean my roasted sweet potato means that it will be warm! the sauce on the tacos was not too big, it was like a version of the vegan nando perinaise, but not so good. the other half had garlauchbrot and liked it! next the burgers, I had the generic wg fleshy that I admit, I can do much better at home! I couldn't even taste the relish, or mayo said it was up to me to check even the bungalow. the other half said his side burger was nice. Unfortunately, the chips are not homemade cloby chips as they were earlier. they taste more like frozen, sucking because they have been my favorite thing to dylans! the two tacos cost me £7.95, which was small. I thought they would make a good starter, but I felt they were expensive for what they were. the burgers cost £13/£14, which I thought was what they are, as expensive. the personal must learn to bring salt and vinegar out as standard when there are chips. they ask if they like any sauces, but the fact that the salt and vinegar is not on the table is silly to me? our meal with two appetizers and two burgers, a koss and an apfelsist came to £45. on what it is. people say it's where it is. but I live in the red wharf bay and the restaurants right at the sea here are not so crazy price and if they are to get their money. will not hurry back soon! as someone who lives here permanently, would it be nice to have a few more decisions, a pasta court for example (vegan mac or carbonara) and a tomato base?"