http://www.london-eating.co.uk/28207.htm Mews of Mayfair Readers Reviews - London Eating en-gb Copyright: (C) London Eating I had a fabuolous meal at Mews of Mayfair - this intimate, attractive restaurant is a real find. My braised rabbit starter was deliciously rich and not what I expected at all. My (self-confessed fussy) vegetarian husband loved his asparagus and mushroom first course. I enjoyed a satisfying portion of good-quality scallops for my main course, ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/28207.htm They are damn good purée-ers at Mews of Mayfair, a swanky, but not outlandish four tier address a few hundred cobbles from Handel’s House Museum and hidden from Oxford Street. Each floor reflects a different temperament… From discreetly glamorous, loosely 1920s basement lounge to humming ground floor cocktail bar (come ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/28207.htm I am not sure I have been to a more handsome dining room in London; I am not sure there is a more attractive, neatly apportioned dining room in London. This place isn't particularly cheap, but for a special occasion it's difficult, if not impossible, to fault (would that I could go every day). Not sure where they get their staff from but I ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/28207.htm Mews of Mayfair was a fantastic experience from start to finish. From the very attentive and attractive staff to the sumptuous dishes. The service was impeccable and despite my girlfriends pernickity diet our waitress Lizzie displayed an excellent knowledge of the menu and it's ingredients which meant my girlfriend could order exactly what she ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/28207.htm I actually visited Mews a while back but was talking last night to a friend about taster menus and it conjurred up rather great memories. The decor was understated - I'm always a fan of white table cloths and nice crockery. Liked the atmosphere although there were 5 of us that evening - all of whom were great company so that may be skewing ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/28207.htm I have eaten here twice recently (once in the gorgeous private dining room, decked in unique cartographic wallpaper with a lovely chandelier). The squid pasta with chorizo is very good for starter, as were the crab cakes. I have had the rabbit and sea bass as mains- both were very good. I tasted my friend's fillet- and it was sublime: ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/28207.htm Popped into Mews on a Sunday lunch time as we were hungry post shopping spree. Got to say so pleased I did as the food and service was top notch. Fantastic lobster risoto and sea bass. I see some people had trouble with the evening meals...cant comment on that but I understand the 2 hour table frustration. It's not ideal. On the strength of ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/28207.htm Great experience. The menu was diverse enough without being too obscure. From the starters (try the Jalapeno Yellowtail) to the mains (Venison Wellington - exquisite) the food was very good. Service was attentive without being invasive, and the winelist was very reasonable - with eminently drinkable wines under £100 and quite a few below ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/28207.htm The Mews has an excellent website - pity it did not live up to it! We arrived about five minutes early to be met by one of the most surly doormen I have had the pleasure to meet. No greeting, just a grunted "Yes?" The receptionist inside told us we were early "...so the table isn't ready. Get a drink in the bar." ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/28207.htm Having been to Mews several times for drinks, I thought it was about time to give the place a chance for dining. A review from Time-Out magazine lifted expectations even higher. We arrived and were informed about a time limit on our table of 2 hours. Nothing wrong in this for a normal place, but a restaurant that prides itself with two taster ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/28207.htm