Pétrus (Knightsbridge)
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Pétrus (Knightsbridge) Address 1 Kinnerton Street, Knightsbridge, London SW1X 8EA Pétrus (Knightsbridge) Phone 020 7592 1609 Pétrus (Knightsbridge) Opening Hours Monday - Saturday : 12noon - 2:30pm, 6:30pm - 10:30pm
Sunday : ClosedPétrus (Knightsbridge) Food Price £5 - £10 per pax
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The service is impeccable as expected
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All details are thought of and the staff is really outstanding
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Went there with my mother and friend for lunch and they both loved it
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We dined at Petrus last week with a mixed review
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We used to do triple starred and we really thought the service was limited for example
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The French server but continues to speak English because you are in England restaurants
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We dined well but you feel that you are the star in addition to handle
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The last time I was here the food was amazing especially the beef wellington but unfortunately today they don&rsquo
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A complimentary nibble is given as this beetroot mousse and crostini is one of the best
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Slight sour and airy with the crisp biscuits with a hint of foie gras were delicious
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Let see what is they have to offer&hellip
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Starters we got Ballentine of Landes foie gras with semi dried grapes
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Lobster and salmon ravioli with sea aster with champagne and chive veloute and poached ducks eggs with confit leg and truffle polenta
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The ducks eggs it was perfectly poached and creamy but the polenta truffle had a nice perfume but the texture was abit too grainy and duck overly salty
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Mains were roast duck with confit leg
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Roasted venison with braised red cabbage
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E and elderberry jus and chicken breast with poached legs
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T as impressive as the starters and I was quite disappointed&hellip
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The chicken breast was overcooked and dry
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The elderberry and cabbage really goes well with the venison
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Chocolate sphere covering milk ice cream and honeycomb and melted away by the hot chocolate sauce was luxurious and indulging&hellip
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The selection of sorbets were refreshing&hellip
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The raspberries were bursting with sweet and sour
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If the mains were as good as the beginning and the end
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We booked a table for lunch with a couple friend of ours
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The food was exceptional the stand out was the ravioli starter which was delicate
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The lunch menu is good value
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A jewel in the crown of the SW1 area is Gordon Ramsay's Petrus
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The Herve Leger flagship boutique is located there
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Petrus really is special occasion dining
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We'd been given a voucher as a gift for lunch there and with our busy year of the wedding
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Other people's weddings and parties our voucher was about to expire and we obviously couldn't miss this gastronomic treat
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My only slight complaint was my lobster was a little overcooked apart from that everything was perfect
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They also have the best after dinner mints ever
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Who by most accounts is doing a fabulous job
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The restaurant is dominated by a huge wine cellar in the middle
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The setting is formal with white tablecloths
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We ordered the Alaskan and Cornish crab with yuzu and lemongrass consommé
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We also had the Aberdeen Angus tartare with truffle and quail's egg
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As was the dish the meat was soft and ideal with the tiny pickles and mushrooms
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Mains we went for Anjou pigeon with smoked onion puré
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The main dish was beautifully presented and the various incarnations of onion kept it interesting
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What isn't made better with a little pie
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The loin of venison was also incredible
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Cooked perfectly pink and served with braised celery filled with bread sauce
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The venison was out of this world
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I'm a bit of a cheese freak (who isn't) so the idea of a CART of cheese was too good to resist
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The waiter was very patient while I dithered and eventually chose ash coated goat's cheese
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I wish I could remember what they were all called but I was excited and impatient to dig in so admittedly wasn't paying enough attention
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Suffice to say they were all amazing
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Ian went for a coconut ice cream with pineapple granita
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Imagine a pina colada if it was made solid and touched by angels and you're there
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We finished off with little ice cream balls served in dry ice
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It seems as if personality is something that is discouraged among staff though
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I understand that fine dining is serious business in these parts
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I'm not sure exactly what the bill came to as I was being treated
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I'm sure it was upwards of £
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Another fantastic dinner in a lovely polished setting with professional service to match the professional food served
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I thoroughly enjoyed my dining experience with the highlight being the main course of roast duck
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The dining room is in a shape of a circle with tables dotted around the edge
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Finally right in the middle is an impressive looking wine cellar
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The waiting staff are either native French or able to speak fluent French
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Everything is cooked to perfection and exquisitely presented
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As we got to order some champagne with three complementary small dishes
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We had the tasting menu with some great highlights and some of them on the average/good
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The service was otherwise divine
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Both items were presented beautifully with great pair of wines
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Visited Pétrus (Knightsbridge) for our anniversary dinner and it was an outstanding experience
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Grilled Scottish lobster with asparagus lasagna was amazing
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Pétrus (Knightsbridge) is worth a visit
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We had tasting menu and each course was presented beautifully accompanied with a great pair of win
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Everything was just perfect
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A French restaurant in Belgravia from the Gordon Ramsay group is one the last few Michelin starred restaurants left in their UK portfolio
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The kitchen was a performance to watch
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The only bad thing is we waited quite a bit between courses
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Until I combined it with a little bit of everything on the plate
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I suggest trying the other appetizer since I tried my friend's and it was MORE delicious
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The beef wellington was really good
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So I ordered the parfait which was really good
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The cooking these days is led by National Chef of the Year winner
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I went to have lunch with my friend and we decided to have set lunch menu
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The main course we both had slow cooked pork which was very lovely and tender
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The choux was surely one of the best (I think it is quite similar with maitre choux)
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Towards the end of last year I was fortune enough to travel to the UK for a few weeks
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The service is first rate and friendly &
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The wine list is excellent and reasonably priced
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This for me at least is one of the best restaurants in London
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The venue itself is stunning and the food which is easily Michelin Star quality equally as special
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Everything was just the way it should be
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Like this food was meant to be cooked this way and there was no other alternative
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Visited London and tried Petrus with my Mum and sister
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They came off pretty racist as they gave us a different treatment than the other people that were dining in as well
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T even bother trying to hide that they were laughing at us
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