http://www.london-eating.co.uk/22616.htm Connaught Grill Readers Reviews - London Eating en-gb Copyright: (C) London Eating We went to the restaurant last week as we wanted to experience real fine-dining. I had developed an admiration for Angela Hartnett a few years earlier due to a documentary about her taking over at the Connaught. I'm afraid that I have never been to Petrus or Ramsay's so I have no comparison point. However, I can say it was exquisite in every ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/456.htm Enjoyed Easter Dinner here with their three course offering. Wonderful food, well presented by non stuffy service which welcomed questions and even provided written answers for us memory impaired regarding the cheese selection and where to procure in the London area. Sommilier suggested a wonderful match to the food without making us feel ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/456.htm I have to admit I'm a bit of a novice at fine dining. Went here for my fiance's birthday on Friday 10th March. Was very impressed, although haven't been to any other michelin star restaurants to compare. Food was divine and although expensive, with the professional service and little extras, it is still good value if that's what you're ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/456.htm The food here was very well presented and most importantly it was hot when it reached us. Unfortunately it didn't make my mouth water uncontrollably as I have experienced in other restaurants but it was still very nice. I did however feel that the waiter who offered advice on wine was very pushy and tended to target the most expensive wines on ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/456.htm The first time I went into the Connaught Hotel was 25 years ago this summer. My girlfriend and I went nervously in to make a dinner reservation. Five minutes later we were back out on Carlos Place shaking from the brashest display of rude, condescending behavior we had ever encountered. <p>We escaped having to spend an evening eating ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/456.htm I have been to this restaurant twice recently and the experience was markedly different.<p>In each case the food was excellent but the service differed to such an extent it was difficult tio believe one was in the same restaurant.<p>In the first case there were two of us for lunch and we spent a lot of money, by any standards with ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/456.htm We enjoyed an enchanting Saturday evening meal in a intimate surrounding with delightful food and gracious service. The food was perfect, the wine list was incredible and the Grill Room allows its guests to feel like there are enjoying a private dining experience! Quite unique and thoroughly recommended! http://www.london-eating.co.uk/456.htm On 2 January, two of us decided to make a great start to the new year. The Grill Room was excellent in every respect. It is a non-smoking spoace with tables NOT arranged in the usual London straight lines.<p>The entrees of Cromer crab risotto andd marinated bream were excellent, although the risotto was just a little too salty for my ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/456.htm The Grill Room is great, but I have been encouraging all of my American friends to use the main dining room. It seems so quiet in there, and very much in need of some boisterous entertainment. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/456.htm I tried out the Grill room of the Connaught one weekday evening in August 2003, having tried the 'main' restaurant three times previously. On the surface the differences are: (a) in the Grill it is non-smoking (b) there is the addition of Old Favourites on the menu (c) there are only about ten tables in the Grill room. Otherwise, the menu and ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/456.htm