Afternoon Tea at Caffe Concerto Grand Knightsbridge

I really enjoyed my meal at Tamarind. This was my first time dining at an Indian restaurant, so I was unsure of what to expect.

visit this place during in london, they do some of the most beautiful cakes. friendly helpful staff, we went twice, once to get out and once we sat in. we tried a selection of cakes that were all delicious.

Had another fantastic meal at Tamarind! The service was top-notch and the Indian cuisine was amazing. Located in the heart of Mayfair near Berkeley Square, this restaurant is a must-visit. I particularly enjoyed the Murgh Chicken Tikka Masala.

wow, the cakes here (at least the chocolate wing cake and the chocolate hazelnut cake) were deeeelicious. so rich and tasteful. the house mix coffee was also really good. the service was absolutely in order (not sure what other valuer complains) and the prices were appropriate for the quality and quantity of food/drink.

the hotel is located opposite albert and victoria museum. this caffe presents a very tempting exposition of its own assessment by showing beautiful cakes and torts in the window. my wife wanted coffee and cake, so we went in and enjoyed. can be pricy if. they don't want to spend £7.50 on a bit of cake, but the cakes were delicious!

We came for brunch and were seated immediately, but downstairs. I asked if we could move to the main floor and they fulfilled my request immediately, seating us on a gorgeous table. The service was a little, but the food was beautiful and delicious. I...ordered the eggs royale, gold hot chocolate and honey cake. Very delicious, good sized portions, we ended up taking cake home. Quite dearly priced for a brunch but it was a lovely experience.

…as our experience was very good. Called in here for lunch after visiting natural history museum. First two places we’d tried didn’t seem interested in serving us but here we received friendly welcome and quick service. I had some form of steamed dumplings which were...very good, and my wife described her mushroom risotto as the best she’d ever tasted (and she is rather a connoisseur of them). Decent pot of tea and large slab of tiramisu finished off a very nice meal.

L'ETO is famous for the highest turnout of employees in the industry, with the least job security anywhere. Its Russian owners don't retain workers, perhaps that's their way to keep costs down. I went there with my wife, coffee was average, service was rude and...slow, the price was unjustifiable. The cake we had was stale, dry, crumby. Only male waiters were there, all talking to each other most of the time., and when you asked them, they were very rude. This place would benefit from having a rework of their prices to reflect dreadful customer service, poor quality and very limited selection. Till then we will not return.

I have dined many paintings in L’Eto in the last five years and always enjoyed the well presented, delicious eating, excellent coffee and good customer service. my visit today was extremely disappointing. I ordered the crab eggs benedict and expected a decent brunch. what arrived...was a little frit on a ova with a piece of pak choi. it covered about a quarter of the plate, had no bread and was the size of a starter. I complained to the waiter and manager, who could both see that I was not happy, but very little helped. they said they could give me a broth, but they would have to charge me extra for it. I refused to do this because the meal costs £15, represented bad value for money and I fe...