Kaspar’s at The Savoy - London

Came here for my brother's birthday lunch and we weren't disappointed at all. The service first of all was excellent. Roberto made us all feel extremely welcome as soon as we arrived. The food was superb. We started with the best of the seas, which was a seafood platter. I had the lobster linguine for my main which was excellent, flavourful and generously portioned. We had a birthday cake ordered which was comprised of strawberry mousse, cream, fresh berries and a pastry base. Much better than other patisserie I've had cake from. The ambience is classy as you would expect from a restaurant in a 5 star hotel. I've been to the Savoy grill as well and would say that Kaspar's edges it. If you can only go to one, although both are great, Kaspar's would have to be my recommendation.

Very posh and awesome service from the waiters! The food wasn't as good as the price tag suggests. I much preferred The Langham for this price tag. The spinach was way too salty. The cod cheeks were very dry. Steak and dessert was amazing. They shouldn't call themselves a seafood restaurant! I expect good fish.

Loved it! didnt have much expectation after going to some famous restaurants with disappointments. Kaspar 's has impressed me. Thoroughly enjoyed the dinner, I went with the set menu which was absolutely a bargain. I had the best tuna tartar ever, the brill was soft and smooth, nicely favoured. Dessert was good, nothing really special about it but the starter and main had totally stole my heart. Calling in again this week!

This is a real cosy place fantastic for an afternoon drink, to savour some appetizers or to have a classic, tasty British dinner (i.e. steaks, fresh fish, phaesant, foie gras, etc. The bar is staffed with highly skilled, friendly and service oriented personnel and offers delicious cocktails, sweet wines (we tried one from Hungary amazing!! and Champagne. Highly recommend!

Our team in work had a breakfast there for a birthday. It's an extremely impressive dining room, with a nice view over the Thames and the lobby through which you pass into the dining room is lavish and stately. The food is really good can recommend the scrambled eggs and smoked salmon, with unlimited grapefruit juice, coffee, teas and toast. Only slight issue was the service was pretty slow considering the place/price and it wasn't even that full. Either way, a nice change from the norm