http://www.london-eating.co.uk/22581.htm The Grill Room at the Dorchester Readers Reviews - London Eating en-gb Copyright: (C) London Eating My girlfriend and I went to the Dorchester Grill room last night for her birthday. We had the 5 course taster menu with glass of Champagne and I have to say it was superb. The staff were very attentive and explained each course and were so friendly. The food was great and I was full by the end of the meal. Great kitsch surroundings. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/408.htm On a rainy Saturday night last month we six ventured into town for a much anticipated meal at the Dorchester. The service was really good, the room is lovely, the food was awful....... strange combinations the duck starter, turned out to be ducks tongue...... not a great, the main course was no better, the lamb was just not very good. My ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/408.htm This was our first visit to the Grill Room and one which lived up to all our expectations for food, service and value for money. We chose the two course special, which at £25 per head represented exceptional value, and the complimentary amuse bouches further enhanced the experience. We both chose the Aberdeen Angus Beef which was cooked ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/408.htm Viisited on a week day evening for the £25 set menu with a free glass of champagne. You can not fault the value for money, although the set menu is limited it did include such dishes as scallops. The service was extremely good and at no point were we treated as less important customers or hurried to finish. We finsihed with a hot drink ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/408.htm We booked for the same evening for the 2 courses and a glass of champagne for £25. We were given a decent table and offered the standard menu du jour, which is £25 two courses and £27.50 for three. So the champagne was the bonus, and a nice start to the meal. The set menu has only two choices per course, and is very ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/408.htm I cannot advise people strongly enough to bypass this once classic British restaurant. My guest and I ordered our two courses and I was surprised to find that the little gratis tasting dish that is now de rigour was in fact a small repeat of my starter… A little thing, however not something that would have happened in the ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/408.htm The Grill at the Dorchester is excellent we go at least twice a year and find the food to be of a very high standard. There is a very good selection on the menu and i can recommend the Lamb and the differnet steak dishes. The choices of bread and wine are also excellent, along with the service the waiters also make you most welcome and the ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/408.htm Recently dined at the Dorchester from the alacarte menu, and consider myself after cruising many times with P&O. I don't know whether this was a wind up, but three of us dined and now totally convinced you just pay for the decor. Menu was limited with very little vegetable. We had smoked salmon which was £18 but somehow they forgot ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/408.htm Following Mr Winner's most recent scathing review in the Sunday Times, we were somewhat concerned about holding our annual Christmas lunch there. We needn't have worried, the food was excellent as was the service. A thoroughly enjoyable experience. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/408.htm Following an outrageous refurbishment The Grill has re-opened with a new Head Chef and it is wonderful. Head Chef Ollie Couillaud from "La Trompette" has created food to die for. Gone are the stuffy old menu choices and kidney shaped vegetable dishes!! In their place we have smoked eel ravioli, pigs ear, rabbit and the finest ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/408.htm