This experience exceeded our expectations. We were not exactly sure of what to order in which order for our party if 5. The waiter was super helpful and we loved all of the dishes.

I had a last minute cancellation and had some free time to grab a quick bite to eat. Since I wasn't from the area I solicited a recommendation from the hotel staff at Park Plaza for an Indian restaurant. They suggested the Cinnamon Club which was within 15 mins walking distance. Upon my arrival I was greeted and asked if I had dinner reservations, I did not. Mr Shakel introduced himself and said he could accommodate me. Great food and service! Thank you Shakel, awesome job sir

We enjoyed the Cinnamon Club our last evening in London and it was a great way to end the trip. Such a staple establishment and with rich history that it is a fine dining experience you dont want to miss. Prior to becoming a restaurant it was an actual library, and they include the story and imagery to show it's history. I love that they have kept the essence with the library shelving and books.. your check even comes in a book. The food and service here were exquisite.. it felt improper to take out my phone or I would have more photos to show, but I did take a few at dessert time. The staff was friendly and helpful in providing recommendations. The wine and cocktail lists were plentiful. They also had a nice tea list, some beer options, and plenty of non-alcoholic spritzers (as was pretty common in London). The menu has a selection of meals from another chef, for those who can't handle even the mild heat of Indian cuisine. There is not a kids menu and as expected with Indian food, most of the food has a kick to it. I ordered tandoori chicken and a side of rice for my children, and they provided a tomato sauce (similar to a tikka masala sauce) for the kids to dip into; my son enjoyed the cucumber yogurt sauce to cut the bite of the spice. The food was spectacular. I had a scallops dish as a starter, then the lamb curry which was wonderful. My husband had the prawns with vermicelli, and my in-laws both had a chicken dish. We also enjoyed a selection of naans. We all polished off our plates with ease, and continued into after dinner drinks and dessert. The bathrooms here are downstairs in an area seemingly without heat.. bc it was freezing in there!! But there are additional seating areas as well. This is a popular place for business meals, and gatherings. I highly recommend trying out this establishment for yourself.

We visited The Cinnamon Club with friends visiting from overseas. We had the degustation menu paired with the wines. It was superb. The service was excellent and the food was delicious. The restaurant was busy but we never felt crowded. It was a wonderful evening and we will be back for sure.

Loved this place. Went for lunch. Food was fantastic and some of the best food I had while in London. Great flavors expertly prepared.

I really enjoyed my solo trip to this restaurant. Service was certainly the highlight, but the food was fantastic as well. I selected the Summer Festival tasting menu. It was great! The food wasn't too heavy, which was perfect for the mood I was in. As long as you don't expect fully 'authentic' Indian food, you won't be disappointed. The food here is more of a hybrid haute cuisine (French-style) and Indian twist, and it was outstanding. Upon arrival, I was offered a seat in the cocktail bar, a really nice library room with great chill ambiance. I had a wonderful Old Fashioned. When my table was ready, they came to usher me to the table. Service was really outstanding - it was attentive, professional, and helpful. I chose the items on the menu suggested by the head waiter, and I don't regret a single choice. I started with a chutney sorbet, which was really nice and refreshing. It followed with the trout and then the lamb - both were outstanding. Finally, it ended with the crème brûlée, which was amazingly good. While the burnt topping wasn't traditional sugar, it was great. The pudding underneath was amongst the best I've had. Overall, I would strongly recommend this restaurant.

Well worth it for the food - yum! We visited The Cinnamon Club on our first night in London (must have reservations). Everything was delicious. For Americans, and especially southerners, the portion sizes are huge so feel comfortable ordering 2 small plates/starters if you want variety. The aubergine was my favorite of the starters - smoky, sweet, crisp GF batter, and perfectly tender inside. The chicken breast was really flavorful and cooked to perfection. Drinks were just okay. They're supposed to have a gin and tonic cart, but when I asked for it, a pre made cocktail showed up to the table. It seemed most diners opted for a la carte rather than the tasting menu option. Ambiance is also incredibly unique; the restaurant is in a magnificent old library filled with high ceilings of books. A lot of the walls are mirrored and make the room look even more grand and spacious. The restaurant is on a very quiet street at night and easy to miss. Service... this is where there were misses and confusion that drop my review to 4 stars. First, we arrived about 5 min early for our reservation. The host walked us to the downstairs bar; he was very friendly and we chatted for a few minutes before he left us with our drinks. 20 min went by without updates and so we asked the bar host, who then checked the computer, went upstairs, came back, and told us our table is ready. Our server seemed nonchalant at best. The food came out pretty quickly but there was very limited friendly interaction. And finally, the state of the restroom was more of what you'd expect in a bus station than a fine dining establishment. Eek. But its worth looking past these things - the flavors are truly excellent and some of the most delicious modern Indian dishes I've ever had.