St. JOHN
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- Cuisine
- Traditional British
- Michelin
- 1
- Price
- £££
- Website
- https://stjohnrestaurant.com/
- Description
- There’s no standing on ceremony here at St. JOHN; indeed, very little ceremony at all, and that makes eating here such a joyful experience. As one of the foremost proponents of nose-to-tail cooking, this is the place to try new things, whether that’s bone marrow or ox liver. Seasonality is at its core and nothing sums up the philosophy more than the potatoes and greens: they're always on the menu but the varieties and types change regularly. There are also dishes for two, as well as magnums of wine for real trenchermen. Do order the warm madeleines for the journey home.
- Review score
- 4.3
- Review count
- 101
- Review summary
- St. JOHN is known for traditional British 'nose-to-tail' dining with a daily changing menu. Many guests praise the unique ingredients and food quality, noting a rustic atmosphere and generally friendly service. However, some reviews highlight inconsistent service, including cold or passive-aggressive staff, and issues with meal pacing. Negative feedback often cites poor value, basic preparation, and occasional inedible dishes. While some find the experience exceptional and unique, others consider it overhyped and disappointing. The restaurant requires reservations due to high demand. It suits adventurous diners seeking novelty, but those prioritizing consistent service and value may find it polarizing.
- Best for
- Suitable for adventurous diners seeking unique British cuisine; book ahead and manage expectations regarding service consistency and value.
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