Collins Room at The Berkeley

I treated my wife to an excellent afternoon tea for her birthday. The food was delicious, the service was top-notch, and the setting was beautiful.

We had a lovely meal at the Caramel Room. The service was friendly and we were well looked after. The menu selection on the TT offer was varied and delicious.

The Berkeley, London, was perfect in every way. The food was great and so was the service. Perhaps our only complaint was that the food was very rich but that was probably down to what we chose.

We very much enjoyed our dinner in the Caramel room. The food was excellent and plenty of choice in the set menu. The ambience was rather lacking as we were the only diners and this room feels like a lobby off the bar.

This was our second visit to the Caramel Room in the Berkeley Hotel in Knightsbridge. Again, the food was excellent and the service impeccable. The wine choices, though highly limited, were quite good making the offer a very good value.

The Caramel Room at the Berkeley Hotel was a fantastic experience. I visited with a friend to celebrate a pre-birthday and it was truly lovely. The cakes, biscuits, and savories were delicious and presented so beautifully that we almost didn't want to eat them, but rather just take photos instead. The service was excellent as well. Overall, it was an amazing Saturday afternoon.

Overpriced for what is essentially bistro food. Booked a special dining option through Open Table which should have included a glass of fizz and two courses in the Collins Room for £200 for two. Despite confirming with the Berkeley and OT The Collins Room had no record of the booking and we didn't get our special but that saved me £100. A lucky escape. The Collins Room is like eating in the hotel lounge. A nice lounge but not worth it IMHO.

The food at the Caramel Room was excellent. My fillet steak was cooked to perfection and my wife's lobster risotto was beautiful. Even the bottle of wine included in the £45 deal was very nice. Clearly the aperitif drinks were always going to be a little pricey £15 for a G&T... , but there was pretty much zero atmos in the place on a Wednesday evening. Service was very friendly, but we could have done with a gap between starter and main courses.

I brought my friend to The Caramel Room to celebrate her birthday with the 'Pret a Portea' afternoon tea. The service was excellent and the food was beautifully presented on Paul Smith tableware. Although our booking was for 2 hours, we ended up staying for almost 3 because we were having such a great time. The biscuits and petit fours were the highlight of the experience - delicate, subtly flavored, and beautifully made. It's a great spot to celebrate a special occasion.