Evelyn's Table - London

What a fabulous evening and amazing gourmet experience! The food was delicious, the wines excellent and paired perfectly, and the service flawless. The setting is unique and intimate, contributing to the overall experience with the food being prepared in front of you. Truly one of the biggest highlights of our London dining adventures.

Amazing food, the service was impeccable. I loved the intimate setting and the staff were unmatched. Absolutely amazing evening, would definitely recommend and would love to go back.

We had a great time at Evelyn’s Table. All dishes are well presented and explained by the lovely staff. Can only recommend, it’s a great experience, amazing food and great playlist. The team even reserved a table for us for a pre dinner drink in their wine bar upstairs. Only point to mention is that we felt a bit rushed they have two sittings a night at 6 and 8.45pm.

It’s definitely one of the best Michelin starred restaurants dinning experienced I had. British produce, and Scandinavian and Japanese techniques and classic French touches. It’s really difficult for me to decide which dish is the highlight of the day. Worth visiting and will come back again

A marvellous meal. To ensure a relaxed seating process (and likely upsell of decent plonk) you’ll most likely be escorted to the wine bar upstairs before you are seated in the basement restaurant space. Do not fill up on the addictive bar snacks (come back when you’re not dining downstairs) I’ve been a fan of the food from this restaurant group for years the menu's not cheap but the food is consistently good which is a mark of quality. The last time we ventured downstairs the food was Italian, tasty but pricey and as we kept ordering to try more dishes it ended up being quite pricey. This visit we found the front of house team at Evelyn’s Table the right amount of friendly and the chefs good natured in the face of a silly amount of cellphones during service (which I too am guilty of) Like most good tasting menus, you’ll find yourself pleasantly full despite the Lilliputian portions. Whilst the “secret” slash “bonus” dishes (sorry, courses) deliver the perception of value, they’re so fun and tasty you’ll wish there are more “hidden” courses. Recommended for those who genuinely like food and flavours, British seasonal produce with a typically London mix of flavours and cuisine and aren’t looking to be seen and just want a nice dinner. The price point makes it more of an occasion than a weekly dinner, and I’m looking forward to visiting each season for a pay day treat