Saturday 22 November 2008

Galvin Bistrot de Luxe

I’ve been coming to this place on more occasions than I care to remember. This place is all about consistency from the onset when you call to make a reservation to when you sit down to enjoy your meal. This is one of the very few places in London where the 12.5% service charge is wholly justified and ultimately deserved.









Came to lunch today with Bron. She picked two courses from the entrées and I opted for the unbelievably good value Menu Prix Fixe.





Bron’s Maldon oysters.





My Velouté of wild mushrooms- this was incredibly well flavoured and not too creamy.

Bron’s Steak Tartare- good as it was, but perhaps a little too cold in temperature and not as balanced as the one as we had at QuoVadis.














Braised ham hock and choucroute- absolutely fantastic. (Bron thought the sauerkraut was way too acquired for her tastes)










Crêpe Suzette- shared pudding that was not overly sweet and beautifully orangey and refreshing.




66 Baker Street

London





















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