http://www.london-eating.co.uk/22391.htm Richard Corrigan at Lindsay House Readers Reviews - London Eating en-gb Copyright: (C) London Eating Myself and a couple of friends were dining in Lindsay House last night. I just wanted to say how much we enjoyed ourselves. We were met at the door by the GM, who it became clear, is passionate about food and wine and he later let us through the pifalls and importance of various food and wine combinations. The food was absolutely delicious ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/128.htm I can't understand how people can say that the food at Lindsay House is poor or even more: "taste like Burger King" My wife and I have been to Lindsay House on more than one occasion and I must say that every time we go we get treated like kings. We were there on Monday night and I can't fault anything, the food was amazing, the ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/128.htm Very very disappointing meal. I like the atmosphere and the feeling that you're dining in someone's home - to the point whereby you often have to squeeze past waiters on the narrow stairs when going to the toilet. Other positives - both amuse bouches (one of sweetcorn soup the other of an apple jelly) were delicious. Negatives - where do I ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/128.htm I ate there quite a long time ago and, although there was no major flaws in the food or service, I'd say that for what you pay one would expect a little more. The wine list is fantastic and the staff were very good at recommending the right wine to accompany the food. I agree with the writer below for that kind of money I would be inclined to ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/128.htm Dined here last week with a friend. The food was generally to a good standard (although I had the beef as a main course and it was rather dry and uninspiring). That said, I have had significantly better meals in London (say at Chez Bruce) and at over £100 per head we left feeling disctinctly disappointed and underwhelmed. We could not get ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/128.htm Went there for S.Valentine's day , booked a table slightly late! When we arrived we recieved a warm welcome by the waiting staff! After taken care of our coats and flowers, they liaded us up stairs where we found a nice tiny corner table ready for making ourselves confortable. The dining room was fairly booked and pretty cosy. We had a five ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/128.htm I can't understand how some one can say that the food at Lindsay House taste like Burger King??? Last Friday (26 Jan) my partner and I went along to Lindsay House for the first time to celebrate his 50th. From the food, to the faultless service, the wine and even the home made bread, everything was just simply amazing. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/128.htm My god an absolute disaster, my best friend and I went for a treat. Frankly we could't find a single dish we liked the sound of, the waiter smelt of damp clothes and so did the pokey room. We ordered wine and basically left the main course. Dessert we didnt bother with, frankly could't wait to get out, it was dingy, smelly and the food was no ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/128.htm all excited to eat at this famous and charismatic chef's restaurant. It was a disappointment thorughouth the dinner. Food first: chose the tasting menu as these supposedly highlight the culinary vision, techniques and skills of the kitchen. Out of seven dishes none passed the most essential test, that sense of disappointment that unfortunately ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/128.htm Booked a private room at Lindsay House, despite not having been there, and despite some mixed reviews. Anyway, we had a good meal, but the portions were ever so minute. Despite eating all the bread and asking for extra mash, we all left needing to find the nearest place to scarf down a cheeseburger. The other major major comment is that our ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/128.htm