Wiltons

Tucked away on Jermyn street, Wiltons is unmistakeable, and proudly, old-school. The interior is small, but careful layout, including a number of seperate booths and wooden dividers between tables mean that you always have a certain amount of privacy from other diners.

Service is impeccable - polite, formal and attentive without ever being stuffy. the friendly, knowledgable staff are able to advise on every aspect of the menu and wine list. The menu itself is relatively simple - a few starters, half a dozen different fish each available cooked in several different ways, and a handful of meat dishes, with a particular emphasis on game. All of the food we had was outstanding; cooked to perfection and unfussily accompanied by a choice of simple vegetable and potato side dishes.

The food is not cheap, with starters anyway between about £10 and £20, and main courses averaging about £30, but it is better than many other restaurants at twice the price.
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Jake
9 Overall rating
Food 9 | Service 10 | Atmosphere 10 | Value for money 8
Wednesday, February 25, 2009