Gallery

Gallery is the main dining room inside The Savoy, an elegant, domed space with a mix of tables, sofa seating and booths and a piano area. There aren’t private dining rooms listed for Gallery itself, but the venue accepts larger parties. Valet parking is available from the hotel if you’re arriving by car.

Yes, families do visit Gallery and many guests report celebrating birthdays with children and bringing younger family members. Seating includes sofa booths and tables in the main Gallery space. The team is regularly praised for accommodating dietary needs and celebrations, but details about step‑free access or specific ADA features aren’t given in guest feedback, so call ahead if you need mobility assistance or particular seating.

For a more relaxed experience choose a weekday or an early afternoon seating, several guests note midweek visits feel less rushed. Avoid peak periods like festive/Christmas seatings, weekends and popular twilight tea times when the room is busiest. If you want quieter music and conversation, ask for a table away from the piano.

Smart casual. The owner information specifies a smart casual dress code; guests note that while some diners dress up for special occasions, the atmosphere is generally comfortable and not strictly formal.

Yes, service hours are listed as daily for afternoon tea, lunch and dinner, which indicates the Gallery operates on public holidays. Because holiday seatings can be especially busy and may feature special menus, book in advance for festive dates.

Gallery operates daily with distinct service windows: Afternoon Tea 12:00–18:00, Lunch 12:30–17:30 (walk‑in available), and Dinner 17:30–21:30. If you’re planning tea or a special booking, check availability and reserve in advance to secure your preferred time.

The atmosphere is stylish and refined with a warm, relaxed vibe, many guests praise the beautiful décor, art‑deco touches and live pianist that add to the luxe feel. Service is often described as attentive and welcoming, though experiences vary: some guests report rushed or inconsistent service and occasional loud groups near the piano. Overall it’s an elegant, special‑occasion setting.

Midweek (Tuesday–Thursday) is often the best day for a relaxed visit, guests report calmer service and fewer crowds on non‑weekend days. If you prefer a livelier atmosphere with piano and a festive buzz, weekends or holiday seatings are an excellent choice, but expect it to be busier and to book in advance.

Yes, Gallery is a popular choice for a romantic date night. The room is elegant and atmospheric (live pianist, art‑deco feel) and many guests celebrate anniversaries, engagements and birthdays there. Expect attentive service, afternoon‑tea theatre and a polished menu of contemporary British dishes. It’s a special‑occasion spot and on the pricier side, so plan for champagne or a celebratory upgrade and book ahead for the best tables.

Yes, families dine at Gallery and many guests bring children for birthdays and special occasions. Staff frequently make families feel welcome and the team can accommodate dietary needs for younger guests. There isn’t a specific kids’ menu mentioned in reviews, so consider requesting child‑friendly options or an earlier seating when booking.

Yes, Gallery is frequently praised for handling special requests. Guests report successful arrangements for dietary needs (gluten‑free, vegan), birthday treats and celebratory extras, and the team often accommodates seat preferences. For time‑sensitive requests or mobility needs, call ahead so staff can prepare and note your booking.

Gallery is busiest during festive periods (Christmas) and popular weekend/twilight tea seatings; many guests mention lively holiday atmospheres and full bookings. The quietest times are typically weekday afternoons or earlier lunch seatings outside holidays, when service feels more relaxed and the room is less crowded.

Gallery is rated 4.6 stars by 8591 OpenTable diners.

Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.