This place is a well sophisticated restaurant. We went for lunch and ordered 3 course meal which was really sumptuously delicious . Out of all, I liked the Golden fried prawn (must try dish). Overall nice ambience/food and great service.
First time, and absolutely loved it. Very tasty, great setting and the staff were amazing. Most items on their menu were gluten free, which I felt is a good thing. Recommended!
We chose this place to celebrate my birthday! This restaurant has great ambience and the food was super tasty. We ordered afghani chicken , fried prawns dal , garlic naan and butter chicken .I just loved the golden fried prawns and desserts .
They offered a complimentary birthday cake that was beautifully decorated !
Totally recommend this place . Booking is a must
It was a great evening for us to celebrate at Chutney Mary’s
Chutney mary is the great place it redefines the breakfast experience with its spacious luxurious surrounding and good service best Indian food
One of the best Indian restaurants. The food was delicious and well prepared the service was excellent and very helpful. Almost every item we had was delicious
Ambience. Service. Great food. Being a Malayalee I was extremely happy to see Thalassery Beef and Kerala Prawn Biryani on their menu.
The lamb simply melts in your mouth. The Tiramisu Gulab Jamun is a must try.
Love the atmosphere and food was excellent. Staff was helpful and loved her recommendations. What I enjoyed was the pineapple juice. The presentation was unique
The stuff are friendly and the food is delicious
Great location also the decoration of the restaurant is so nice
I have been in chutney Mary more than 5 times
Thanks Chutney Mary
We had great dinner in Chutney Mary. The ambiance was nice. The staff were very helpful. The food quality was excellent. I really recommend mango lassi, vegetable samosas, better chicken, lentil and naan
This would be my favorite Indian restaurant in london city. Excellent variety of good and great service! In definitely coming back. Try their delicious samosa's and creatively made Ras Malay.
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.
This place is beautiful.
It's in a fantastic location in the heart of one of London's most fashionable areas.
It's dimensions are deceptive and theirs acres of space for a quiet business lunch or a big dinner party.
The food is as you can imagine beautifully flavoured and presented.
The only down side is the price.
Enjoy it if you get the opportunity.
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.
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.
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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.
Nice little place the food is below average honestly for all the hype.
The waiter we had was pretty friendly and nice but the hostess was a bit aggressive might be his personality but for that type of job he needs to work on his friendliness.
The food is way over priced for the quality and taste not authentic at all.
I gave it 4 stars because it was actually fine dinning and the staff did their job and the place was clean.
The beg samosa and the shrimp cocktail were really nice and the chicken tandori
The biryani was tastless
I really enjoyed it.
The weekend brunch menu from 12-2:30 includes 2 courses for £39 or 3 courses for £45 which is amazing value for money. We were full from 2 courses.
It says there is a dress code online and rules for dining, but they were very welcoming and relaxed at lunch.
The service was phenomenal. The waiters are super friendly and knowledgeable. They made our visit.
The food was great. The poppadom tray has unique chutneys and pickles which were surprising moreish.
The tandoori artichoke hearts and sarabi chicken were moist and flavoursome. The non-vegetarian silver crescent is a meat thali which was delightful and comes with a naan. The kid gosht biriyani was filling.
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.
We had the weekend brunch - 3 courses for £45 per person felt quite reasonable for fine dining in central London. The food was great and authentic, very close to what you’d expect in a great restaurant in india. We ordered the prawn curry and the Amritsari kulche which were both authentic and delicious. Dessert was great too - innovative chai brûlée! Will return here to ceebrate special occasions.
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