Forth Floor Leeds - Carte

When we were seated we asked for a window seat and the greeter huffed and told us we would have to be gone in 45 minutes.

This was probably one of the longest dinners I've ever had: starting at 7:30pm and ending at 11:30pm...for me it was perfect.

wow fantastic eating with a fantastic view of the city. take your wallet, although it is expensive, but I think it is worth it Voir le carte

Forth Floor wasn't really my cup of tea but that doesn't mean it won't be yoursThis flashy restaurant is situated at the top of Harvey Nichols.

This restaurant is a awkward one, however I do find it a reliable restaurant for friendly professional service and good food. I should expand.

had an itison voucher for 3 curs lunch with cocktails brilliant had a beautiful window table, big service and never once we felt that it was not a full service experience that can sometimes happen with voucher offers. the choice was excellent for us, meals super cooked, not rushed to all and 3 courses, cocktails and coffees highly recommended for a fantastic lunch experience. Voir le carte

each year harvey nichols forth floor restaurant and brasserie in januar offer a special “winter festival” menu. they offer three courses and a cocktail for £20 in the brasserie, and the same for £30 in the restaurant. last year I visited the restaurant, and while I liked to eat, I was not convinced that it was worth the extra £10 to sit in more or less the same es tab. So I went back this year to try the brasserie.

Although the Forth restaurant is in fact located on the fourth floor of Harvey Nichols, the spectacular views from the bar area look out over the Forth Estuary and Kingdom of Fife, framing one of the most iconic views in Scotland – see what they did there? Rather clever (I thought). The view was stunning and a trip to HN would be worth it for that alone. Sadly, I couldn’t get a picture of this view as there were occupied bar stools along the length of the window.

harvey nichols is not somewhere where I would normally be spotted because of my lack of gold stacks, but when I saw her restaurant from which I heard big dinge, had a offer in januar, I had to use. we arrived early to taste the cocktail menu in the bar. at £8.50 it was possibly one of the most expensive drinks I bought in edinburgh, but harvey nics, they must expect to pay for the luxury. Unfortunately, I chose a drink I didn't like at all, so it turned out to be a bit more painful buy! Voir le carte