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Ormer Mayfair

“Expect skilful cookery in a prime location.” - AA Inspector

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LONDON W1, LONDON POSTAL DISTRICTS

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Close to Green Park and Buckingham Palace, this stylish hotel restaurant boasts a premium postcode in the heart of London. Intimate and traditional with a classy art deco look, the oak panelling is offset by striking geometric-striped marble floors. Low lit with crisp white linen, it makes for an elegant setting to enjoy the accomplished cooking of top-drawer ingredients. Flavours are big and technique is precise, but it’s all executed with a lightness of touch. Like many top restaurants these days, they also offer tasting menus for pescatarians, vegetarians and vegans – the short descriptions only hint at the sophisticated cuisine to come. So, typical of the starters you’ll discover are warm Iberico ham jelly, parmesan, Bramley apple and nasturtium, and Sicilian tomato, peas, broad beans and vanilla. For a main course perhaps, roast Anjou pigeon, mushroom and lime, or white asparagus, hen of the wood, gem lettuce and vin jaune.

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4 Rosette Award for Culinary Excellence

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Ormer Mayfair

7-12 Half Moon Street, Mayfair, LONDON W1, LONDON POSTAL DISTRICTS, W1J 7BH

Phone: 020 7499 0000

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Open all year

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Cuisine style: Modern, Classic

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