Showing posts with label Gordon Ramsay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gordon Ramsay. Show all posts

Monday, 18 May 2009

Restaurant Gordon Ramsay - Royal Hospital Road, London


As part of my 40th birthday celebrations, my wife Debbie bought me a Masterclass day at Restaurant Gordon Ramsay. A whole day in the kitchens Gordon Ramsays flagship three Michelin star restaurant in Chelsea.


Kevin and Head Chef Claire Smyth.


Here's the starter we made - Isle of Skye Scallops with Peas, Baby Gem Lettuce and Quails Egg.

Tuesday, 26 August 2008

Murano - Mayfair, London

Angela Harnett opened her new restaurant Murano recently on 21st August in the heart of Mayfair, London. Under the Gordon Ramsay umbrella, Murano claims to serve modern cuisine with an Italian accent reflecting Angela's family roots.

I was visiting Murano with some business colleagues and running slightly behind schedule so by the time I got there they were already into the Champagne. I was met by a very friendly member of staff and immediately spotted my colleagues seated on the other side of the room. The restaurant is smallish, but very smart and beautifully decorated and with a nice buzzy atmosphere. We were seated nearer to the kitchens where they have a chef's table for private dining. We asked if we could have a look at the chefs table and they duly obliged.

The food in my opinion was excellent and the service very friendly. All in all we had a great afternoon finally leaving as the first customer for the evening service arrived.

This is a fine restaurant serving excellent food and a really nice place to go.

Update 13/05/2009
Murano was recently awarded its first Michelin Star in the 2009 Michelin Guide.

Friday, 22 December 2006

The Savoy Grill - The Savoy, London

Last night, my wife and I had dinner at The Savoy Grill to see how a the best chef's do it. We arrived at about 9pm and sat in the lounge with a couple of glasses of champagne (yes it was very nice) and were led to our table at around 9.15pm. The people there were great, service was outstanding and the food was amazing. My wife went for the scallops to start, and I chose the ravioli of Dorset crab and salmon with the coriander & ginger volute. For our main course, we both opted for the Fillet of Beef (medium rare) and that was absolutely delicious. Then came pre-desert which was a cider jelly with some kind of blackberry sorbet..Mmmm... followed by a fantastic selection of cheese for me and a gorgeous looking desert for my wife!!!

All in all, the food was great and the bill wasn't too bad - £240 which included a £50 bottle of Pino Noir and two glasses of Champagne. For anyone considering The Savoy Grill, I would highly recommend it.