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  • 181 Piccadilly
  • London
  • W1A 1ER

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2 reviews for St James's Restaurant

Jossie B.
Hammersmith
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St James

24 May 08, 19:15 4* Above expectations

This is great to sit and watch the world go by if you get a seat near the windows whilst enjoying for your food. The breakfast menu seems to be on all day, and the desserts are to die for. Really lovely, modern and relaxed.

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Lazy Afternoon Heaven

22 Apr 08, 11:50 4* Above expectations

I can't vouch for all the food that this restaurant offers, but I when I went on a sleepy/snowy bank holiday Monday in the late afternoon the afternoon tea that was on offer was delightful.

Sundays and weekday afternoons are reserved for people taking afternoon tea and they have quite an extensive tea menu. From fine teas to breakfast teas - and one pot is plenty big enough for two to share.

Food was also of a superior quality - I opted for the clotted cream scones and jam, they were beautiful. I love expensive scones they cut like fresh cake, don't crumble and have no chalky flour anywhere in sight. The prices on the other hand were, as you would expect seriously inflated. I don't mind this as the quality was second to none, however the scones were tiny and two came in just under £6!

My fellow diner had the smoked salmon scrambled eggs and at £10 this looked a little more substantial for the money - but I was still pleased as punch with my scones (damn my sweet tooth).

The setting itself is very nice and has a rustic kitchen crossed with fine dining feel to it. Worn wooden tables adorn the room while huge chandeliers loom over head. You get lovely views over London - so bag a window table.

Lovely experience and a great place to come if you don't fancy going for a full afternoon tea somewhere - just be careful not to trip over all the lingering tourists.

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