http://www.london-eating.co.uk/22416.htm L'Oranger Readers Reviews - London Eating en-gb Copyright: (C) London Eating I'm almost embarrassed to admit that the evening my partner and I visited L'Oranger it wasn't actually our first choice but as fate would have it we stumbled across one of the best dining experiences one could wish for. Particular highlights were the fois gras soup and salmon roulade, both combined great flavour with the most stunning ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/157.htm I went to L'Oranger last week as I was trying to find the perfect venue to impress my parents - I usually go for lunch on business with my colleague and I was suprised by the lovely atmosphere for dinner! The staff was charming and perfectly lead by Nordine, the Maitre D. The food was superb and it was the first time that I tried the tasting ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/157.htm My reservation had gotten lost between top-table and the restaurant, but the very helpful maitre d' still managed to seat us within minutes of arrival. As every other table was very quickly filled up I think we got lucky. Service was well balanced between attentive and unfussy; the wine suggestions were excellent and well-partnered to the ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/157.htm Six of us dined at L'Oranger, all for the first time, last Saturday (16th February). I have to say that we were all very disappointed to be told at 20:00, that there was no lobster, pigeon or duck available. Whilst reducing the list of starters by 1, this reduced the list of main courses by 3 (approx 30%). On ordering desert, we were informed ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/157.htm I have been dining at L'Oranger for many years and eat there a few times each year when time allows. I had the pleasure of dining on Thursday evening for Valentine's day and felt compelled to write about the fabulous experience which can so often be a letdown at restaurants on 14th February. As always the dining experience was second to none ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/157.htm I completely disagree with one of the previour review saying that food served was not fresh on Valentines night, I had also diner there with my girlfriend and I had one of the best meal ever. The set menu prie was alright for the quality and quantity offered on the night. I would like to compliment the Chef (laurent michell I think) and I can't ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/157.htm Simply Perfect!!! We went yesterday on Valentine's and had a perfect evening! The food and the service so deserves a ichelin star!! I can't believe this restaurant does not have more than 2 Rosettes. The best Pastry Chef in London in David Pierre! It can be pricy but you are aware of that when you go. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/157.htm Outstanding. It is the only word to describe L'Oranger. From the moment you set foot inside to the moment you leave. We went last night and had the valentine's set menu. I am often wary of restaurants producing a set menu on such occasions as the quality sometimes slips. Not here. The pumpkin and chestnut veloute was full of flavour, but was ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/157.htm We just came back from Valentines dinner at l'Oranger and was not really what we were expecting and that was quality fresh cooked food/ingredients and top service for £76.00 plus drinks and service per head. What we actually got was a below average food/set meal, that had obviously already been prepared earlier! Certainly some of the meal ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/157.htm I took 11 friends for dinner at L’Oranger a few weeks back. We meet two or three times a year to “eat out” in various restaurants across Europe so our expectations are high. L’Oranger did us proud and I would rate our meal in the top three of all those eaten to date. The build up to the meal had been an enjoyable ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/157.htm