Dinner at The Cavendish Hotel

Dinner at The Cavendish Hotel

The Hotel

As I strolled towards the entrance of The Cavendish Hotel I was reminded of a previous break I had been on with my husband in another local London hotel. We had always planned on staying at the Cavendish but since having had the children we just hadn’t gotten around to it.

Dinner at The Cavendish Hotel

The clean modern entrance indicated an air of quality. I entered, and was directed to the restaurant by a very helpful young man. As the lift ascended, and the doors parted, I was greeted by a cosy looking lounge area.

Dinner at The Cavendish Hotel

The Meal

Bread and cocktails

When she arrived, we were escorted to our table in the dining room by a very welcoming member of staff. We both requested a Peach Bellini to enjoy whilst we studied the menu. The cocktail was absolutely gorgeous. A selection of bread rolls was served as we studied the menu. With our cocktails came some freshly made bread. As I had already built up an appetite walking around the streets of London I decided to tuck in. There were 3 different breads, Tomato, Parmesan and an Olive bread. Whilst all 3 were very soft, fluffy and very nice, my favourite had to be the Tomato. It inspired me to try and make my own version the next time I had the opportunity.

Dinner at The Cavendish Hotel

Starters

The menu had a mixture of dishes which were in my opinion a little unusual and different from the norm, then again its nice to have a change rather than the same basic dishes. I opted for the mackerel which came with a beetroot, apple and Sorrel salad. A fantasticlly healthy starter that was beautifully presented.

Dinner at The Cavendish Hotel

My friend had the Cured Sheep Leg with Crispy Lamb Belly. The Cured Sheep Leg was delicious as was the jam that was served with it. There were pieces of what looked a bit like shreaded duck which was obviously the Lamb. Not beening a fan of lamb and as the flavour came through very strongly I wasnt so keen on that part, but the rest of the dish was delicious (don’t worry I only sampled it as I had my own starter)

Dinner at The Cavendish Hotel

For the main we decided to request two dishes that we both really wanted to try and share. The first was the Irish Fillet of Beef. This was as expected, delicious! Served with Maris Piper Lyonnaise, Chantanay Carrots and a delicious Bearnaise sauce

Mains

Dinner at The Cavendish Hotel

 

The second dish, Pan fried Fillet of Seabass with Pink Fur Potatoes, Samphire and Squid Ink Sauce. The ink made the dish look very pretty but lacked flavour. The Seabass was perfectly cooked, and the potatoes were delicious!

Dinner at The Cavendish Hotel

Empty plates are always a good sign.

And another!

We both decided on the same dessert, Chocolate and Cherry Delight, it really was a delight. What a lovely summery dessert, not overly sweet but just right to please any dessert lover.

Dessert

Dinner at The Cavendish Hotel

 

We both thoroughly enjoyed our Dinner at The Cavendish Hotel and hope to visit again sometime soon.

There are offers available for those going for the pre theatre menu and those also looked very tempting.

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This Post Has 20 Comments

  1. CHERYL PEARSON

    the Cavendish is superb ~ I’ve been fortunate enough to stay and dine there too!

  2. Melanie Ed

    wow, bet it was lovely. I’m hoping to get to stay but no idea when yet.

  3. Sarah Bailey

    Wow I bet this was an amazing place to stop and have something to eat – the food looks just delicious and so well presented.

    1. admin

      It was very good and looks lovely 😉

  4. Mummy Times Two

    That looks like such delicious food, it’s always nice to have a trip down memory lane x

  5. Rhian Westbury

    Sounds like a lovely meal and I bet that fillet steak was amazing x

  6. Ana De- Jesus

    The presentation is exqusite! I love the look of the chocolate and cherry desert and the tomato bread sounds great too x

  7. Cassandra Mayers

    It all looks delicious. Even the way the bread was presented made it look great!

    1. admin

      The food was presented well 😉

  8. Lynne Harper

    Wow this all looks incredible Melanie and a place I would love to visit 🙂 x

  9. Rachel

    Oooh I’ve stayed here before but never ate, the food looks delicious! I really hope I get to visit again and have the chance to eat there! xo

    1. admin

      I hope you get to try the food it was lovely 😉

  10. Jemma

    Oh this food looks fantatstic! The Cavendish definitely looks worth a visit 🙂

    1. admin

      It is lovely here I would strongly recommend having a meal at The Cavendish.

  11. Ashleigh

    Not been here before, so it looks very posh and like a great stay x

    1. admin

      It’s a lovely hotel and the food is very good.

  12. Dani

    The food looks absolutely incredible!
    I am definitely adding The Cavendish to my bucket list 🙂

    Dani x

  13. laura

    The fillet of beef looks and sounds so tasty. Thats definitely what I would order! xxx

  14. Agata

    everything looks so fresh and yummy… I really like the presentation of the food, simple, clean yet very stylish.

  15. Stephanie Usher

    The Irish Fillet of Beef looks and sounds exquisite! What a lovely restaurant! xx

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