Amazing! They introduced us to Indian food beyond Tikka Masala and Butter Chicken. Services was excellent. Prompt and attentive without being intrusive. I can't wait to come back! I had beef cheek vindaloo. A good amount of spice without going over the top and the server recommended some sides to balance the pallet. 1000/10 read more

Cinnamon Kitchen - I wish there was more!!!!! - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

Was directed to CK by a local co worker. I'll be u honest she really talked it up but although the meal was really good I didn't walk out thinking I'd had anything too special. I had heard so much about Indian food in London so maybe my expectations were just way too high. We had the lamb and chicken entrées a couple of the sides and it's the mixed bread. As I said all were great so I don't want to come off as thinking that the food wasn't delicious it just wasn't an out of body experience. Sorry I wasn't in a position to take pictures as I was out with a work colleague. The service was like a good Ref and didn't play a part in the dinner. In the what I come here again category I'll rack it up to I'll go somewhere else try other Indian foods first but I wouldn't tell anybody not to go there. read more

I have visited CK twice for lunch. Loved the menu and the fusion dishes. Each one flavorful and worth licking your plate with the naan bread. From the prawns to the chicken masala, everything was done right. My colleagues enjoyed the experience as well. read more

I reserved table for two ppl in Cinamon Kitchen yesterday lunch time. The cloakroom service was one of the few positives. First, I was waiting to being served (got the manu) for 15 minutes. Then, when I finally ordered my lunch, after 45 minutes I got a starter which was for another table. Then, the waiter brought me not the main dish I ordered, it was for my colleague. He had to wait another 10 minutes so my dish would be delivered as well. In total I spent 1,5 hour for 2 courses lunch. Too much chaotic for me. Although food quality was good, I would not recommend this place during peak hours. read more

Cinnamon Kitchen - Lamb. - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

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This place was awesome!! Sat outside and there was a DJ playing and such great ambience.... The food was fantastic... It was Indian food but with a different twist that was great.... The drinks, albeit very creative, were definitely lacking in terms of alcohol and content... I had the Saag Paneer and it was outstanding. My wife has the lamb, which was tender and delicious... I had the date pancakes for desert, which were super yummy... The place is a bit pricey, but you definitely get what you pay for... Highly recommended!!! read more

Had Lucknow biryani. Was delicious. The chicken tikka naan wasn't worth it. The 24 hour cooked lentil is delicious. So that's a must try. The Bombay street snacks were good. They also have us a complimentary appraiser with potatoes and that was delicious too. Overall good food. read more

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Haven't been to Cinnamon Kitchen for ages, but took my friends there last week, as they were visiting from out of town. The good news? The food was just as spectacular as I remembered. The service was a bit meh, but I was too busy focusing on my delicious selection of breads (sweet AND savoury naans - YAAS!) and chutneys (the pea chutney is amazing) to really take note. Honestly, even if you're craving a starter? GET THE BREAD. No matter what. My starter of Kerala-style stir-fried prawns were both generous in size and piping hot, which was impressive. One of my pet peeves is eating luke-warm food that's been left out for too long before being served (it might have helped that we beat the after-work rush by booking in early - think 6:30). By the time I reached my lamb biryani, I was embarrasingly full and had to ask for a box to take away (which I never do in restaurants, but had to in this case!). The lamb was succulent and tender, and the biryani the perfect comfort food. Of course, I couldn't resist my dessert of gold-leaf adorned kulfi, which caused the gentlemen at the next table to lean over and enquire, "Sorry to be nosy, but that looks fantastic - what IS that?!" That good, folks. And at the moment, they're running a 3 courses for £30 promotion. Too good to be true, except it *was* excellent. read more

Cinnamon Kitchen - Gold-foil adorned buffalo milk kulfi - always my dessert of choice at Cinnamon Kitchen. - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

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The inside and outside of the restaurant is lovely. There is a covered terrace outside and the inside is modern and cozy. We went with the American Express restaurant festival menu for 22GBP for two courses or 24GBP for three courses. We tried a chicken stew, chicken livers, cauliflower, lamb kebap, and banana cake. The chicken livers were doused in the perfect amount of spice and onions served over a small piece of naan that soaked up the sauce. I wasn't a huge fan of the cauliflower. It seemed to be lightly battered and fried with a sauce that was a bit overbearing. The banana cake was just lovely though! read more

Cinnamon Kitchen was great, lovely location, service, and very good food. The fish especially (the bream, the sea bass and the prawn- yeah, I like my little water friends) was outstanding, as was the spice rubbed chicken. Now...Dessert you ask? The Carrot cake and the ice cream milky cubes were good, but the profiteroles are DIVINE and when I say divine, I mean... I cried a little. They are out of this world good, with a spiced caramel gooey sauce on top, and a not-too-sweet cheese filling that made me see God and forget all about my macros and my weight lifting for twelve minutes. It was outstanding. I'd go back just for that. Dinner for six was £375 read more

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We love Indian food and were excited to try a fusion approach. We've been in India many times and love the food there. We started with the appetizer sampler (not on the menu), variety of breads, and the chilled tomato soup with tropical fruit sorbet. The breads were interesting but disappointing (two types of naan and one paratha-like bread). The appetizer sampler had a few very good ones and some fine ones (nothing was bad). The chutneys that came with everything were pea, tomato, and a "spicy" one that was not spicy. For entrees, we had Rajasthani red deer in curry (served a true medium rare as we requested) and prawns with a masala chutney side. Both were very good. Would have loved to try the norweigan crab (one claw for 18GBP) and African wild prawn (around 30GBP) but too expensive for a dish you don't even know the preparation of and it was only our first visit so we wanted to focus on the more Indian dishes. Overall, we found the food to be mild and wondered if they serve it that way because that's all the spice an average Brit can handle. The mango lassi was nicely not too sweet but had a good yogurt tartness. The most enjoyable part was eating outside on the patio while the World Cup game was playing on a big screen. We enjoyed the cheering and the weather was perfect for eating out. If I were to recommend it to a friend, it would be to sit outside and to have good (not amazing) and creative food. I do have to say the service needs improvement. We got soup but no spoon and a few episodes like that throughout the meal. I also recommend more details on the menu because the preparation of many of the items was not at all explained on the menu or by the waiter. I would like to know what type of curry and spices will be used (not just red deer and "curry'). read more

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Really impressed with the service, menu and cocktails. Quality Indian food with a modern twist. Tables are well spaced out with a lovely outdoor area also (under the main courtyard glass roof - screw the weather!) Service is efficient and not over bearing, but still takes care of you! There's also the bar attached to make it a longer evening. read more

Cinnamon Kitchen - Fantastic Chicken Korma - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

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We came here for dinner last Tuesday. I was pretty excited about it but left a little bit underwhelmed. We had mixed Indian starters, which was really good, particularly the prawn and the salmon. We had fish curry and vegetable korma for mains, with black lentils and aubergines for side dishes. We also had a mixed selection of breads and some rice. All of the dishes were good and we finished the lot, but - based on the price, and what I'd heard and read about this place, we were expecting them to be incredible. Which they weren't. We also weren't massive fans of the setting. It felt like we were eating in an overly well lit big school assembly hall surrounded by shouty recruitment consultants. So overall it was good but also disappointing. read more

Cinnamon Kitchen - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

I found this place online searching for a great Indian restaurant to try in London. My group absolutely loved it, and some of them aren't the most adventurous eaters. The atmosphere is great- it's set back from the street off a covered outdoor courtyard that's great for photos, and the inside is nice and spacious. We had the paneer and mango shrimp starters, which were delicious. Chicken tikka cheese naan and garlic naan were great. For entrees, lamb filet and lamb kebabs were very tasty but the real standout was the king prawns with coconut curry sauce. Wow! That dish was truly awesome. Would definitely recommend Cinnamon Kitchen to anyone going to London. read more

The venue is stylishly decorated and in my opinion would be an amazing location for a work do or a romantic meal. I think I'll be coming back to try out some main courses with my fiancé as they looked absolutely gorgeous! The cocktails are from £10 each (with one special cocktail on offer) and a beer is about £4. The cocktails were absolutely gorgeous (very sweet), and considering the area I'd say that the drinks were at an average price. We had a platter of holi inspired nibbled which were beautifully presented and just as delicious. I was slightly disappointed with the waiting staff however, who took absolutely ages to serve or even acknowledge my presence at the bar. There was even an incident where either a staff member or a guest was clearly very angry and they all just laughed her out the building. It was really unprofessional and awkward. The event I attended was really fun and the staff were very helpful and gave clear instructions. I wish we had more than a bag of paint each (plus a few leftovers to share) but regardless everyone really seemed to enjoy themselves. Protective gear was provided for clothes and shoes (though I recommend putting on two sets as the paint powder does make its way through). The paint was good quality but just brushed off my clothes and did not stain. read more

Cinnamon Kitchen - Nibbles at the cinnamon kitchen for Play Holi in the City event. - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

Delicious food and great service. I had the tandoori trio with garlic naan which was wonderful and was the perfect amount of food for one person. My husband had the pork ribs and loved them. The drinks were great and everyone was really nice. Overall I had a great experience. Not sure what people are complaining about in the other reviews but this is a great stop for Indian flavor! read more

Cinnamon Kitchen - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

I don't usually eat indian food, because Ruby Murray always gives me the shits. I figured that I'd try indian food here in London as the locals say it's London's best-know fare (bollocks). Came here with my best mate and found the interior of the place to be huge, the courtyard to be chill and the service to be prompt. I ordered the squid and the "not spicy" chicken. Of course I had back sweat and needed a towel to dry my head...the squid was hella spicy. It was tasty, though. And I'm sure you're wondering...Nope, I didn't have the shits the next day. read more

Very nice location, with a large terrace. Lucky me: I found this place out completely randomly, while walking back towards the Gherkin... The service is brilliant, very efficient and nice. Food is simply, yet tasty and well-cooked. I can strongly recommend the Sardines with apricot glaze, subtly shot, and the mackerel. As for drinks, in addition to the regular list (wine, beer, softs, etc.=, there is a varied list of fruit juices which blend perfectly with the succulent food. Little attentions like a complimentary starter and biscuits at the end make the whole experience very enjoyable. read more

Amazing curry but expensive! Still giving a 4* as definitely better than your normal curry house so must be worth the extra :) Pretty empty on a Thursday evening at 9 so easily got a table for two. We were seated and then asked what drinks we wanted. I got the Pom Pom cocktail which was delicious (lychee cucumber and you can opt to add the alcohol so in this case vodka) and bf had a tasty white. An amuse bouche was brought to us after we had ordered We got the lamb fillet with raita to share for starter (meant for one) but there were a few other things I wanted to try. For main we got the duck breast with tamarind sauce, beef curry (both served with rice) and a chicken tikka with cheese naan. Mains were nearer the £20 mark each so jolly expensive but both were absolutely delicious. Meat brilliant and sauces full of flavour. We were absolutely stuffed so didn't order pudding although again there were a few dishes I wanted to try. A definite recommendation for a nice curry with excellent staff who were very friendly and attentive. read more

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Inconsistent and poor service. In a group of 8, they tried to palm off a smaller group menu without even asking us. The staff didn't seem to know much about their own menu and were not very attentive. The food itself was fine - standard modern Indian cuisine, with a few nods to some local Indian dishes. Not great for the price. read more

Absolutely amazing place. They have the best food around and I would recommend the charred pork ribs with hot and sweet glaze. It's listed as a starter but it can be just as good as a main course as the portion is quite generous. I personally, got quite full on it and barely had some room for dessert. And oh my, those desserts! I don't even know where to start from and quite frankly I don't remember it clearly; it was all so delicious and sweet, it's a blur. read more

This was a 4.5 stars from me and a half more because my wife absolutely loves this restaurant. Good: the service was very friendly and helpful The food was very interesting - the Indian fusion food had great taste and was definitely innovative Bad: The price was slightly more than what I'd have expected - given that the ambience is not the tops Portions for the side dishes (daal etc) were small read more

Excellent for private parties and grill tasting menu. Brilliant chef and very personable too. Highly reccomend to visit their adjoining Cocktail bar Anise famous for it's quirky and trendy cocktails. The bar food is perfect if you want a variety of platter at affordable prices. Try to visit after 9pm or so and enjoy the best service and great prix fix menu at just £19 for 2 courses and a cocktail! read more

This review is entirely based on my experience of the bar, not the restaurant. It's a swanky place - playing nicely into the hands of the clientele and demographic you're going to find in Devonshire Square and the City. The decor is massively over-done, but fair play to them for really taking the concept to the maximum level of tackyness. They've got a bar you can be served at on all sides, which works well when it's busy. It's 2-4-1 drinks between 5 and 7pm, which is why you'll often find me in here - it is right next to our office after all. They also like to play super loud trance music at 6pm on a Friday - pair that with the lack of natural light and it feels like you've left work and gone directly to a club. Which is why you'll find me sat or stood outside on their terrace. read more

Completely my new favourite restaurant in town! I know Indian food - I know how to cook it, how it should taste and when someone has put love, care and attention into the food. Cinnamon Kitchen ticks all the above boxes, and then proceeds to tick many others. Whether it's the Old Delhi style chicken curry, or tandoori lamb which floats your boat, I've searched long and hard across London to find a restaurant which serves up Indian food like home. Even the desserts are brilliant - I get bored of kulfi all the time, so I tried the shirkhand profiterole, and on top of being a genius creative concoction, it tasted absolutely devine. I cannot recommend Cinnamon Kitchen enough for Indian food in London! read more

Cinnamon Kitchen is tucked away in Devonshire Square which is a nice roofed outdoor area. This was the first time I had come to the area and I am fortunate that GPS and Maps on Mobile phones are standard. The restaurant is very large and appears to have a large indoor and outdoor area. It was also very crowded but we were in a large group of 13 so found a comfortable spot in the middle of the bustle. The restaurant has a pleasant character and is easy to dine in even with the throngs of people. Service is exceptional in Cinnamon Kitchen. I was late to arrive but they managed to sit me down, explain the menu and bring in the starter and a drink when everyone else had finished theirs. When they noticed that I had finished my starter they were quick to bring the main. The food, even if looking good,was average and there was not much of it either. The main for what it was worth was not that filling being slightly larger than the starter. My main of lamb with Dhal was bland. I was very disappointed with the dhal which needed more salt and was missing much of its flavour. I realise that dhal is not an easy dish to make having tried to make it but there are many takeaways that could do a better job. My impression of Cinnamon Kitchen is that it is a place for show and not authentic enough at making Asian food. Its good for large groups with lots of money but if you want a good meal heading further east will be more affordable and enjoyable. read more

What a wonderful experience. My girlfriend's arranged a dinner here on a Saturday night recently and it was excellent value for money at less than £25 for a three course meal with cinnamon bellini. The set menu had at least 4/5 choices for each course and the portions were the right size to not leave you feeilng bloated at the end of it. We also ended up ordering one of the seafood biriyani's at £17 and it was delicious! I had to knock off one star from the rating, as there were at least a dozen bones in my mackerel main course, and the carrot cake was underwhelming and average at best. The mango mojito's are pricey at £9.50 but divine, and I would probably avoid ordering the mango lassi as it wasn't at all sweet enough. read more

Staying local for work and looking for a something different to pub and burger. Ate by myself and was happily surprised by food. Was expecting something overly sauced but tandoori chicken, trio of dal and naan were great. Spicy but subtle tandoori with lovely texture combined with moorish dal and naan, topped off by crisp pint of kingfisher very relaxing way to end day. Good crowd in restaurant with attentive but not overbearing staff. This Australian visitor happy to recommend to others. read more

Cinnamon Kitchen - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

Review based on two visits with positive experience both times. We had a group of six people at the last visit. Overall a great experience - all in the group rated the food highly. On arrival we were warmly welcomed and we were shown to our table. Interesting amuse-bouche set the taste buds going for the rest of the meal. Starters and main courses were all well thought out and excellent. The combinations of flavours and ingredients were interesting and, importantly, worked well. The dishes are well thought out with attention to detail. Deserts were as good as the main course. Cinnamon kitchen is quite different from your standard Indian restaurant and a pleasant surprise. On a Friday evening the place was quite bustling but the staff were very efficient, friendly and attentive. Food arrived in good time and was well coordinated. I like the modern, simple interior design. There are some outdoor tables in the covered courtyard for warmer weather. It's fairly pricey but not exhorbitant. My expectations go up with the prices but in this case it delivered so the value quotient was also good. Five stars for me since it ticks all the boxes. Haven't tried the Anise cocktail bar next to the restaurant but hope to next time. read more

For the third year running, Cinnamon Kitchen is hosting Holi in the City to welcome the coming of spring. Holi is known as the Indian festival of colours- usually observed at the end of March- but has been embraced and celebrated in warehouses, colour runs and outdoor events across London for years. You've seen the photographs on social media of post-event revellers on public transport: they're the ones who look like they've been wilfully pelted with a confetti cannon. First, a word of warning: if you participate in a Holi celebration, things will get messy. You're encouraged to wear white from head to toe to amplify the visual effect. Don't wear your gleaming white designer kicks, though. While the 'paint' is actually a dry coloured powder and will wash off, you'll be finding residue in your ears and up your nose for days. If you're still curious- and you naturally are- The Cinnamon Kitchen is offering a perfectly concise and concentrated version of Holi festivities in their House of Holi, a pop-up outdoor space located in Devonshire Square open from the 4 until the 12 March 2016. Beneath the restaurant's outdoor terrace, participants don white protective boiler suits and are supplied with baggies of flamboyantly coloured dry powder in a rainbow of hues. In a covered room, the madness begins as the powder is flung, pelted and explodes overhead. The thirty minute session is more than enough to feel dizzy with excitement, delirious with laughter and caked from head to toe. While the powder is natural and non-toxic, it's impossible to avoid inhaling it. And the boiler suits only offer a thin protective barrier, so- again- leave the designer shirt at home. But it really is worth it because this is serious fun. The readiness of such a highly extolled city restaurant to invite guests in for the purpose of making a mess is surprising; in fact, it's worth the price for this slightly surreal experience alone. While entry to the House of Holi costs £8 per person for the 30 minute session, this can be upgraded to include a cocktail and canapés for £15. It's worth the difference because the food here is truly exceptional. We sampled a selection of cold, hot and sweet Indian-inspired mouthfuls and were served by extremely charming and cordial staff. Everything was uncannily civil- bags and coats can be checked with staff and we were not barred from the inside of the restaurant to make ourselves presentable for the journey home. Don't miss out on this rare socially acceptable (and highly Instgrammable) occasion to release your inner child in a whirlwind of paint-throwing, all in the vicinity of a top City restaurant. read more

I had read about this place in an article while searching for Indian restaurants in London, and came across it again when trying to book dinner on Opentable, with an offer of £21 for 3 courses. When I asked about the offer at the restaurant (it was 7:30pm), they said the offer was only valid until 6:30pm, and 9:30pm onwards. I said that was fine, 'cause I would still love to try the restaurant. After we were seated, we opened the menu and the items on the menu were different from what we were looking for. Specifically, we wanted the chicken curry people were talking about. I asked about it and was told that dish was only available as part of the offer. That's when I said to the waitress I can come back at 9:30pm - and the waitress had the manager come by. I explained the situation to him, and he said that they do state it on Opentable (I found this later hidden in one of the menu choices, it wasn't listed with the offer on their main page); however, he said he would talk to the chef - since we are here he doesn't want to turn us away. He ended up giving us the menu. The restaurant had plenty of open seats at the time. It was a very nice gesture on the part of the manager. The food? AMAZING. The soup with fritters had a little kick to it - just perfect. I wished I could have seconds. The curry was also just very tasty. I could have had seconds (or even thirds) on that. But the portion was just right, and the chicken very tender. The brulee wasn't too bad either. The service was great as well. They were busy but there was people asking us every so often how things were. I did notice though that every person in there was waiting on all of the tables. That can get confusing. I thanked the manager again on my way out. I knew he didn't have to honor the offer, but he did that as a nice gesture and certainly has won points with me. I would love to visit again - and if they could put the curry chicken as part of the regular menu as well, I think it would be a good draw! read more

Innovative menu (possibly one of my favourites in London)! Gorgeous interior (especially the chic Anise Bar) with an expansive outdoor terrace with views of the Gherkin! Brilliantly (and conveniently) located within the beautifully renovated Devonshire Square Courtyard near Liverpool Street Station! I love Cinnamon Kitchen. Their Anglo-Indian breakfast (http://londonist.com/2009/07/review_anglo-indian_breakfast_at_ci_1.php) is a dream; their coastal menu (http://londonist.com/2009/08/review_coastal_menu_at_cinnamon_kit.php) (August 2009 only - but beg them to bring it back) is as flavourful as any pre fixe menu you'll have in this town. And the restaurant truly is elegant and modern with attentive service and a great location! read more

Food was prepared very well. Everyone enjoyed their meal, prices were to be expected. Portion sizes were a little smaller than I hoped for, but really enjoyed this place and will be back. read more

It is expensive but a very good meal - been in Oxford back and forth from NYC and I had given up on getting a good meal. This is exceptional. read more

Ah, the City. My old nemesis... I am you see a former banker who predicted the crash and got out. Yeah, alright, I was 12 years early but I was right: it's just the timing that's never been my strong point. Anyway, I used to work just around the corner from Devonshire Square - in the supposed boom times - when it was home to a couple of overpriced bars and near to a couple of dull sandwich bars. Now, with the economy in the duldrums, they've got restaurants everywhere including The Cinnamon Kitchen, Vivek Singh's follow-up to The Cinnamon Club. Where's the justice? I ask you, where's the justice...? As you might expect, with that heritage, Cinnamon Kitchen is a delight, Indian food that celebrates the flavour and spice rather than the pointless macho heat, the sort of platefuls that will make your tastebuds very happy indeed and leave you feeling surprisingly light and healthy. This isn't the ghee-infested Indian food you'd usually get around the City, this is proper, modern fare in a proper, modern - and swanky - setting. As I was dining with the man behind the Bangras we had to start with one of those (and dear God, they're good) atop a mound of exquisite masala mash. I then moved on to something "predictable", with a gently spiced tikka chicken breast that was moist and punchy. With a gorgeous Californian Pinot Noir adding a very satisfied glow, the final flourish of Buffalo Milk Kulfi - and a superb dessert wine - sent me rolling back towards Liverpool Street with a very satisfied grin. Damned good. read more

I went to Cinnamon Kitchen for lunch with a colleague and it was delicious: modern, inventive Indian cooking. As somebody else already mentioned in the reviews, the spices are all there for you on your palate but they are not out for the kill. The lunch menu was surprisingly affordable. The restaurant is stunning, the service is very attentive and I am really looking forward to going back. Last time I tried to sell it as an Indian place close to Liverpool street we should check out, from now on I will talk about this great restaurant tucked away we must go to... read more

I didn't go into Cinnamon Kitchen but I did sample a few of their canapes after a round of mini-golf (http://www.qype.co.uk/place/815803-Golf-Devonshire-Square-London) . And they were delicious. Small wedges of roti bread with dabs of mild wasabi or chili; potato and pine nut morsels; and spicy roasted chicken chunks. Great finger food that bodes well for attention to flavour and cooking to the right texture. read more

The starters are to die for. The hyderabadi briyani invokes memories of the nizam's banquet in Hyderabad. Service is friendly and attentive. Highly recommend. The ambience and the approach to culinary delights is impeccable. Try it. read more

Cinnamon Kitchen - Kerala style shrimps - Indian Near Me - London, XGL

Boo! This place swindled me into buying 11.50 worth of a "bread and chutney" sampler after I had already got my own naan. Yes maybe I was naive! But my jaw literally dropped when I saw the bill. When someone eating alone orders naan and an entree they simply do not need 11.50 more pounds worth of naan so don't offer it to them like it's this awesome free thing! Perhaps I am a fool but the food wasn't even that good. Like it was good but for the price I would go literally anywhere else. Plus I'm still mad. read more

I wish I could comment on the food but unfortunately the hostess was so rude upon arrival that we didn't get to eat. I asked for a table for 2 when we arrived and was told there were none despite my being able to see two empty tables at a quick glance. I offered to wait a few minutes for a table to open to which the hostess said "ok but I have no idea what's going on in the dining room so I'll need a few" so I stepped to the side. The hostess went back to chatting with a friend at the desk. I waited about 10 minutes and in that time 6 patrons came for their coats. The hostess would not stop talking to her friend. The patrons retrieved their own coats and left. The hostess finally stepped away from her friend and I was willing to give her the benefit of the doubt that she was checking for a table - there were now several empty that could easily be seen from the entry way. I waited a few more minutes but the hostess never returned. Assuming she didn't wish to seat me, I left and went down the street to another restaurant. read more

Booking essential here, the place was absolutely heaving and after eating here I can see why. We had the tasting menu with wines. First starter was vegetable kebab, it looked like a bowl of veg but the flavours were incredible! Second starter was shrimp, the heat and flavour became more intense with every mouthful. Middle course was duck and egg cutlet, which was like a kebab and was delicious. Sea bream was the first main course, lovely flavour on the fish. Second main course was tandoori red deer, which had caught our attention when we first saw the menu. This dish was delicious the meat was cooked med-rare, (we were asked our preference) the portion was huge. Gorgeous! Dessert was white chocolate mousse, which i throughly enjoyed. The food here is amazing, fantastic flavours and the wine parings worked really well, they took the edge of the heat and weren't too strong. A very popular restaurant with a buzzing atmosphere, service was great, and very well paced with such a huge amount of diners. Highly recommended read more