Alyn Williams at The Westbury (Mayfair)

Another chance to sample their products and the food on this occasion seemed somehow even better.  The salmon starter had a lovely roulade sauce however I felt the addition of the dense, sour bread (which was very nicely prepared) was actually a little heavy and overpowered the salmon.  The 55 day-aged pork was a triumph with the perfectly balanced and sweet carrot puree and the aerated white chocolate with fennel-based sauce was truly lovely.  All other aspects of the restaruant were the same however the service on this occasion was notably well done all round.

Food Grade: 81%

A very pleasant dinner had here by all accounts and was another lovely menu at 1 Michelin level.  As above, its unique card is the fact that it does a rather clever matching beer menu to go with the taster menus and this was very good and at a reasonable price as well which is always attractive.  Food wise, I can’t say there were many wonderful moments, but equally nothing that I found bad at the same time.  Very good option for going somewhere nice before a night out in the Mayfair part of town, or for a lunch at a reasonable price with quality food.  Frustrating that photos of this first visit were lost, however have gone back to gain further photos below.

Food Grade: 71%