http://www.london-eating.co.uk/22386.htm The Glasshouse Readers Reviews - London Eating en-gb Copyright: (C) London Eating Tried all the sister restaurants which were all good value and good standard of food. I found here the food to be uninventive, slightly bland and far too many ingredients. My starter of duck salad with truffled egg was delicious but they put a large mass of sweet chutney on the plate which was unnecessary. My main was an assiette of pork. The ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/122.htm Slighlty dissapointed with the food at dinner. Starters were very good, rabbit spaghetti, duck salad. Mains were very average, cod, pork, and not that tasty. Desserts were terrible, trifle, eton mess, not worth it. Service fine. Don't think i'll be going back here. Same chain, but La Trompette is better. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/122.htm Being closer to Chiswick than Kew, my wife and I arrived here on the back of a few highly satisfactory evenings at La Trompette. As always when visiting a "sister" establishment to one you know and like, you can't help but arrive with a set of preconceptions and expectations that almost "have" to be met - The Glasshouse both ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/122.htm Myself and my wife have just returned from The Glasshouse restaurant and we both agree it was one of the nicest meals we've had in ages. From the moment we arrived the manager and his serving team were outstanding in every way. My wife being a vegetarian had only a couple of options available to her from the menu, when we asked the manager if ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/122.htm Good bistro, focus on vegetarian food, but others as well. Amazing looking desserts and cakes, although we didn't stay to try them. The staff at lunch time weren't welcoming, french, perhaps it's just their manner. The place is self service, or was at lunch time for us. A toddler and baby were catered for ok with a high chair. Nice setting ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/122.htm I agree asolutely absurd comments, we dined here a few weeks ago and it was FABULOUS!! There were 6 of us celebrating a birthday, and each of us enjoyed every one of three courses immensley...particularly desert where we polished of two sticky date puds, a pear sorbet, a prune & armanec sorbet and the best was the trifle - just to die ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/122.htm After trying this restaurant once before and leaving a little disappointed with the food and having a sour taste in my mouth with the service, I decided to give it another go a couple of week ago mainly based on the reviews of the fellow diners on this website. I am pleased I went back! The food was much much better than Imy first visit. ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/122.htm As the last person to write the review, I am surprised by the bad reviews. I can only think it is people being pretentious or strange expectations before arriving to the restaurant. First of all, the restaurant is very well priced, the food is extremely good, Unpretentious menu and therefore the result on your plate is also unpretentious. Nice ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/122.htm As a fan of the Glasshouse over the years i am perhaps biased, but with many visits to my name, my thoughts will give a rounded and more accurate review of what this place is about; when reading reviews one needs to bear in mind the two kinds of people who write in: those who had an experience they want others to share (or not) in, and those ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/122.htm Simply unacceptable. Dined here on Saturday night, and was treated to appalling service by talentless and disinterested staff. Waiters coming and going on the table all night long, each one asking the same questions again and again. Nobody offered any help in going through the menu, there was no real interest in "selling" dishes to ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/122.htm