About The Chef's Table
Step into the Montague Hotel in Bloomsbury and you'll find yourself stepping back into the gracious and elegant Edwardian era, and The Chef's Table is a delightful expression of the best of both that era and this. The intimate dining room is made cosy and traditional by the mahogany panelling, figured paper, heavy drapes, and antique-style furniture. The menu, however, is
pleasing in a modern Euro/British way. Choose starter of ravioli of squab with wild mushroom and madeira sauce, and main course of fillet of beef with mustard soft crust, wild mushroom and red wine ice cream, and one of the modern nursery puds. In salubrious weather, you'll want a table in the sunny conservatory, while in winter you'll be happy dining in the candlelit
interior.
Opening hours:
Mon - Thurs 12.30pm - 12 midnight, Fri 12.30pm - 1am, Sat 6pm - 1am and Sun 6pm - 12 midnight
Reviews
Review
The Chef's table was dead when we arrived on a Friday afternoon, and was dead when we left, which was surprising due to the time of day and its location. The food was average at best, the service was attentative but the waitresses could only speak limited English, and the atmosphere was non-existent.Review
Excellent service and food, and a dignified quiet ambience suited our evening of discussion. I would definitely go back!Visitors
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