The Bridge Room

For years this has been my favourite fine diner. I really like the chef's cooking, and the laid back feeling of the place (not too stuffy). Staff go the extra mile in wine service, and the kitchen sent out the six entrees we ordered plated to share without being asked.

We went to the Bridge Room for lunch yesterday. I truely cannot fault anything about the place. The food was exquisite, service was attentive but not over bearing and the ambiance was nice. Will definitely be going back to try out more of the menu.

2 hatted restaurant, the food was really good and I tried all the dessert in the menu, I suggest dont order all the dessert at once cause it make you sugar high.

I had dinner here with my husband on a Friday night. As a city restaurant I had half expected it to be mostly business people, so it was nice to see the restaurant did seem to be mostly couples.

The space itself is nice enough, nothing special though. I think it would be more of a business lunch type place than a romantic dinner place.

The service was good, attentive and ...read more

I came here, luckily, with work. The firm taking me out work with the owners (which they kept mentioning)! I found the five courses we had very nice. The staff were not the best, to be honest. There was not a smile on anyone's face. It was very much an experience without much personality from the service. The food however spoke for itself. The modern cuisine was very tastefully selected with a seafood focus on this particular day. The wines were well matched (I thought) and the coffee lovely.

The room is quite small. It is a very 'cosy' restaurant. Bridge room is an appropriate name. Not much of a view. The styling was quite Scandinavian which I did like.

All in all a really good meal but not the best service and an ok environment.