British • Gastropub
243 Brompton Road, London SW3 2EP
Latest critic review: January 17, 2010
West London favourite gets an overhaul
Knightsbridge stalwart Brasseries St Quentin is reinvented and reopened as the Brompton Bar and Grill. Die-hard fans of the old brasserie might be upset after nearly 30 years of restaurant history was thrown out with the revamp, but there's a lot to recommend the fresh new look and menu it seems.
Critic Reviews
Toby Young Independent
Reviewed on January 17, 2010
"...head chef Gary Durrant needs to up the ante if it's to last as long as its predecessor" READ REVIEW
Giles Coren Times
Reviewed on May 23, 2009
"Unusual to find such a clash of highs and lows in the one restaurant, but a venue definitely worth investigating further." READ REVIEW
Zoe Williams Telegraph
Reviewed on May 20, 2009
"Look, it’s fine. Nothing here would make me stamp my foot or bang my cutlery, and if it were in Cheadle it would probably already be in the top five." READ REVIEW
Marina O'Loughlin Metro
Reviewed by March 03, 2009
"...if not jaw-dropping, it's all fine" READ REVIEW
Mark Bolland ES Magazine
Reviewed on February 09, 2009
"It was a faultless starter but it would be even nicer if someone could serve it up to me at home, on a late-night supper tray." READ REVIEW
"... it’s a smart and comfortable destination that does what it does very well. Classics such as fishcakes and boeuf bourguignonne... and steak ’n’ chips are done with commendable directness." READ REVIEW
"What had become a rather staid restaurant has found youthful vigour, clean lines, an appealing straightforward menu and a wine list where you can’t quite believe the prices." READ REVIEW
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