The Greenhouse

27a Hay's Mews, Mayfair, London, W1J 5PY - View on a map
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The Greenhouse Restaurant In London
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Overall 8.8
Food 9.0
Service 9.0
Atmosphere 9.0
Value 8.0
Based on 3 reviews

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6 courses and coffee £55

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what the critics say

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Giles Coren - 8.33/10

Saturday, October 10, 2009 - The starter was a wood pigeon and foie gras terrine: robust, red breast meat leaved with foie gras, and brightly coloured sweet dribbles around the plate. Perfectly done...Then, let me see: line-caught sea bass. This was very clever. An elegant skinless fillet with a small rectangle of the super-crisped skin positioned top left of the fillet like a postage stamp. There was a pouch of shimmering emerald cabbage leaves containing mushrooms, and a shellfish sauce.

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what the bloggers say

An American In London

An American In London

Tuesday, March 23, 2010 - My first course of beef tartare was a nice surprise - more a delicately-dressed beef carpaccio than the lump of mince I'd expected. The black truffle sauce added a rich, earthy dimension to the light and zingy slices of beef. A second course of mackerel was sliced and plated to look like sardines, which was visually entertaining. The apple puree and crunchy nuts under the mackerel added lightness and texture to the otherwise-meaty fish...Overall, I had a wonderful time at the Greenhouse - much better than my dinner last month at two-starred Hibiscus.

Food Snob

Food Snob

Monday, November 10, 2008 - I must admit I was disappointed by my Greenhouse experience. The food, although flawless in execution - ingredients were all cooked to the correct and desired degree of rareness, nicely caramelised on the outside - seemed to lack a certain je ne sais quoi; combinations were creative, but did not always come off; and there was a general dullness in the power of the different flavours. I liked the velouté, foie gras (though I thought the spherification superfluous) and pigeon, but the meal would have been an almost abject anti-climax had it not been for a truly terrific round of desserts - I tip my hat to the chef de patisserie.

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