http://www.london-eating.co.uk/22301.htm Gordon Ramsay At 68 Royal Hospital Road Readers Reviews - London Eating en-gb Copyright: (C) London Eating We had barely been shown to our table when the head waiter asked us if we had seen the F Word programme on TV in our native Australia, giving us the impression that Ramsay was a commodity and not a first-class restauranteur. Far too many waiters with far too little to do resulted in a constant and interrupting barrage throughout the course of ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/17.htm Hmmm... i think i have to say that i would have to disagree with most of the reviews that has given 10 star out of 10, seriously? Have you guys ever had really nice food before you went to gordon ramsay? And you given 10 star out of 10? oh well, it is your opinion that i have to respect but for me i am sorry i would given just 7 out of 10, i ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/17.htm My most recent lunch here does not match up with most of what is said about this restaurant. I find the service more like something from 'Are you being served' and food is not three star grub, well if it is, it is a throw-back to the seventies. I thought that the restaurant lacked any soul or character. It felt more like cooking by numbers. ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/17.htm I have previously enjoyed Claridge's and thought it couldn' t be beaten - BUT - our experience at Gordon Ramsay's yesterday for lunch was something that we'll always remember. It was a special celebration of the finish of school for my Son. As somebody who enjoys dining both out and at home (I'm a very keen cook) I do look at detail and am ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/17.htm What a fantastic experience! My husband took me to Gordon Ramsay, Royal Hospital Road, for an anniversary treat, having been talking about a previous visit he made (about 7 years ago) for a while. We made it to Claridges a couple of years ago (also fantastic) but he really wanted me to experience Gordon Ramsay's flagship restaurant. The ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/17.htm My fourth visit to Royal Hospital Road and we weren't disappointed in even the smallest of detail - service, ambiance, food - everything was marvelous, as always. I'm sure other reviewers will detail the menu - we had the tasting menu as on previous occasions - this time we felt we had less but were beautifully satisfied at the end of the meal. ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/17.htm Like most people we had waited two months for the experience, having dined at a few 1 and 2 star restaurants. In short the food was very good, certainly in the top 3 restaurants I have eaten at, however the restaurant is let down by its service. Our bill was an eyewatering £620 for two, with our table booked in at 6.45pm. We had the full ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/17.htm I do not know what the big deal about this place is. We've been to a few 2-star Michelin restaurants and had high expectations for one with 3 stars. It was rather a let down. The food was good, yes (but not great). The ingredients were high quality, yes. But it was nothing spectacular. The amuse bouche: lobster and langoustine cornetto ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/17.htm Had a high expectation of the restaurant as we have been to more than 30 Michelin 3-star around the world in the last two years. Gordon was in the kitchen that night, but I have to say it was just an average meal. We expected a bit more and for ₤110 per head, there are definitely many other places where you would get a better ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/17.htm Dined here last night with 3 friends. I have to say that it is the best meal I have ever had at a resturant - Starter - Pan-fried Scottish scallops with a millefeuille of potato, parmesan veloute and truffle 8/10. Main - Barbary duck, cooked pink and with lovely flavour, served with creamed savoy cabbage, chestnuts, beetroot, turnips, black ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/17.htm