The Greenhouse

We arrived for a birthday celebration, with a table book and the woman sitting people after we requested the table we booked, she was super rude saying that we will sit where she will say, really shock but as we were in the birthday mood didn't want to ruin the day. Then after when we were sited I try to call her when she was passing as we had an issue with the QR menu and she ignored us until I was calling her personally and then she stated that she was busy for us and call someone else. Never seen staff like that. SHOCKINGLY RUDE! please avoid this place if can

The company is so considerate. When we arrived in the UK, let us experience a three-Michelin-star "Hell Chef GORDEN RAMSAY" British specialties Sunday barbecue [Happy]

On a small road, the environment is relatively quiet, the dishes inside are good, the ham is very delicious, it tastes particularly fragrant, the desserts are very good, the decoration inside is also good, and the marinated fish tastes good.

Simple but not simple. The restaurant looks completely white at a glance, with almost no decorations. All the attention is paid to the ingredients and tastes. However, the dress code is very strict and there are no clothes to lend.

I made an appointment for dinner on the same day. The dress is recommended for formal or casual clothes. Before the meal, the restaurant called to emphasize that the environment is a bit different from the imagined greenhouse. It is a simple and elegant style, which is more suitable for a date. It is probably a matter of personal taste. It’s not bad except for the fried foie gras, and there are no more recommended dishes. The ingredients are fresh and exquisite, the service is very good in London, and I can’t help recommending this because of the service

The Greenhouse, two Michelin stars, is well presented and tastes very good. About 170 pounds per capita. Although there is a dress code, people who come to the restaurant for dinner are not dressed in a particularly formal dress as long as it is not sportswear or too casual.