Chutney Mary
73 St. James's Street, SW1A 1PH - London
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·£100+
Indian
Bar
What makes this place special
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Serves great cocktails
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Serves great coffee
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Serves great dessert
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Has great tea selection
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Has great wine list
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Popular for lunch
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Popular for dinner
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Good for solo dining
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Menu - Popular Dishes
Chutney
Deccani Veg Curry
Venison Cocktail Samosa
Prawn Cocktail
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Baked Venison Samosa
Dark Chocolate Ice Cream
Glazed Chilli Paneer Tikka
Gulab Jamun with Vanilla Ice Cream
Goan Crab Cakes
Gajar Ka Halwa Soufflé
Warm Ginger Sticky Toffee Pudding
Tray of Papad & Crudités to Share
Rasmalai Creme Brulée
Green Chicken Curry
Afghani Chicken Tikka
Tokri Chaat
Karwari Halibut Fish Curry
Manhattan
Filet Mignon
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Dine-in
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Alcohol
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Cocktails
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Wine
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Reservations
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Wheelchair accessible
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Accessible restroom
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Cozy
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Good for groups
👍 Recommended by 2 people
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Contact Information
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Phone:
+44 20 7629 6688
🌐 Website:
https://www.chutneymary.com/
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Address:
73 St. James's Street, London
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The food was super delicious and the plates it came in were very authentic and nice. The atmosphere was also very nice as it was nicely lit with very pretty furnitures and decorations.
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A decent Indian cuisine fine dine place in the heart of London. Perfect for those special occasions that require well rounded dining experience including good “close to desi” food, “great” ambience and “decent” service. A little towards the dearer side, with an average vegetarian meal for 2 costing around £90-£100.
Maybe I am an exception, but the service could be a bit better. I had to search for the right person to discuss my reservation. Didn’t see anyone coming promptly to assist me as I entered the premises.
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Chutney Mary is a fine dine Indian restaurant. One has to make reservation beforehand. Walk-ins are perhaps not entertained.
We went there for dinner and we were greeted and welcomed by their friendly staff, helped with our coats and escorted to the table. The serving staff was friendly, and recommended some dishes as we wanted to try house special meals.
Starters: 5/5 We tried Tokri chaat and Chili glazed Paneer Tikka. Tokri Chaat is just outstanding.
Main course: 3.5/5 We ordered Mawa Mewa Kofta Curry and Bengal Daal. Kofta was hard, dryish and daal wasn’t cooked well. Daal also had prominent taste of turmeric (which only happens, in my experience, when turmeric is not added to tadka. Can’t expect chefs of such highly regarded restaurants to not know/care about this) Roti/naan were good. Portion sizes are small, each adult needs at least one main dish.
Desserts: We tried Payasam Brûlée and it was the most delicious dish on their menu, made to perfection. Can’t recommend enough.
And finally, a really warm gesture when they served a decorated plate with a small cheese cake and a candle to celebrate my partner’s birthday.
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This restaurant is absolutely 5 star! Everything tasted delicious- we especially loved the boneless chicken wings and the venison somasas! This is definitely a special occasion restaurant as it can be very expensive.
Highly recommend.
@EatWithHanbe
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It was my husband’s 30th birthday dinner, the staff gave us a lovely table in a semi private alcove and the service was wonderful! Food was delicious and had amazing flavour and presentation. The highlight was for sure the lobster and we loved their biryani! Staff were really friendly and warm - I lost part of an earring just before leaving and a staff member actually searched on the floor and found it for me - that’s how BEYOND their service goes. It was lovely getting a happy birthday desert with a candle for my husband too, was a sweet surprise. Our favourite dinner in London for sure, ambience and food and service all top notch. This was our first time there but definitely not the last, we already love their other restaurant Veeraswamy so now we look forward to also trying Amaya.
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Very fancy and luxurious place
Staff were very friendly except the receptionist she was rude and unprofessional.
I prefer you do an online booking rather than deal with her.
We stayed at the bar side it was really awesome atmosphere.
Portions quite small and expensive.
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It’s good… but the portions are a little small. This is an upscale Indian without being pretentious. Definitely a solid place for parties and large tables. The cocktails were only okay, and don’t bother with dessert.
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The food was very good and flavourful - we shared the scallops, prawn curry, lamb biryani and saag with paneer and garlic naan. The service was a slight let down given the calibre of restaurant as we had to flag down staff a number of times for their attention. It was my birthday so I did appreciate the small cake with "happy birthday" written on it.
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This is probably one of the more beautiful Indian restaurants you’ll ever find as it is thoughtfully decorated and polished on the inside. This restaurant touts itself as a fusion restaurant so don’t expect the strong Indian flavors that you might find a more traditional restaurant. For example, we order the Kerala fish curry and it tasted more like a Thai curry than a spicy Kerala fish curry. And there wasn’t really one particular dish that stood out but all of them fit the mark for being a fusion type preparation. The highlight of the evening was the gulab jamun with ice cream. The drink menu is another highlight as they have some very unique cocktail preparations.
One item that was concerning was that the service seemed a bit informal as I experienced numerous servers talking to each other joking around, and that was a bit offputting for such a beautiful somewhat formal restaurant. This is not a restaurant I would highly recommend as a top recommendation, but I would recommend it if you’re wanting a unique Indian restaurant experience in London.
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A very nice place, ambience was very good. Manoj, our server, was well versed in the menu, was able to give recommendations according to our requirements and ensured we were well looked after even though it was a busy night. The food was well flavoured and had an amazing taste. We had the tokri chat, which had a good kick to it. The goan crab cakes were very nice too with a good mixture of spices. The main course dishes were also very well flavoured and balanced. The dessert, gajjar halwa soufflé with pistachio ice cream, was something different and added an amazing end to a good night, alongside a wonderful anniversary surprise dessert!
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Features & Services
Accessibility
Has wheelchair-accessible entrance
Has wheelchair-accessible seating
Has wheelchair-accessible toilet
Service options
Serves dine-in
Highlights
Serves great cocktails
Serves great coffee
Serves great dessert
Has great tea selection
Has great wine list
Popular for
Popular for lunch
Popular for dinner
Good for solo dining
Offerings
Serves alcohol
Serves beer
Serves cocktails
Serves coffee
Serves late-night food
Has private dining room
Serves small plates
Serves spirits
Serves vegan dishes
Serves vegetarian dishes
Serves wine
Dining options
Serves brunch
Serves lunch
Serves dinner
Serves dessert
Has table service
Amenities
Has bar on site
Has toilet
Has Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi
Atmosphere
Cosy
Romantic
Trendy
Upmarket
Crowd
Good for groups
Popular with tourists
Planning
Brunch reservations recommended
Lunch reservations recommended
Reservations required
Dinner reservations recommended
Accepts reservations
Payments
Accepts credit cards
Accepts debit cards
Accepts NFC mobile payments
Credit cards
Parking
Paid street parking
Difficult to find a space
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