Best Hot Spot Restaurants in Victoria

Lovely restaurant in Victoria, the tables had good space between them so it did not feel crowded. The service was excellent however the food was luke-warm on occasions. I was with my grown-up children for the Christmas Menu and parts of the first and main courses were not as hot as I would have liked. I did send one dish back to be warmed up. The portion sizes were good and we all loved the roast potatoes (which were hot). I would say don't go for the lattice as mine was 'soggy' and not crispy as I would expect pastry to be.

Great place with superb service. 👍 #highlyrecommended #excellentservice

Another excellent lunch at Cornus. I was tempted by the excellent value set lunch menu at £55 for 3 courses but succumbed to the full 7 course tasting menu at £165, which included of course the usual selection of canapés, delicious sourdough bread and focaccia, and petit fours. Top quality ingredients, highly skilled cooking and beautiful presentation. Highlights included red mullet with a salsa verde; cod with girolles, squid and crispy potatoes; roast pigeon with a chestnut purée. Service was excellent throughout from the whole team, with particular thanks to the incomparable sommelier Melania and joint owner David. The wine list is extensive and keenly priced by London standards but BYO is extremely popular and with corkage at lunch of £20 an absolute bargain. The total bill for this solo diner was £235, including a glass of champagne, corkage and service charge. I think that is tremendous value for money. Overall at least 17/20 and one of the best restaurants in London for classic cooking with lots of technique and top quality ingredients. The only problem is that now I’m torn between long-established sister restaurant Medlar and newcomer Cornus for a neighbourhood lunch. Ah well, life is tough.

Good vibes, but a lot of white noise, so hard to hear each other.

Good service. Very accommodating. Energetic atmosphere and noise level. Good playlist. Very good food.