Cookbook Cafe - InterContinental London Park Lane (Mayfair)

• Mostly cold cuts and salads that were a little tasteless
• The live good station was fine nothing special there
• The shared plates were not edible
• The fowl had a weird taste and was over cooked
• I noticed people were enjoying themselves and the food a lot which is great but I think if a restaurant that's topped the brunch charts in London it should give us a wow factor
• Partly because of the food coma that subsequently followed after being buried with delicious food
• It's definitely a good place to have brunch with your family/ friends
• I can't remember exactly what we had but I distinctly remember that there was a meat dish
• Classy layout with great food and diverse vegetarian options
• Well one such solution I can offer is this go to the buffet at Cookbook Cafe
• The food being served is far from ordinary it's good
• Oh but of course the UNLIMITED CHAMPAGNE is also a great selling point
• You're seated and presented with a drink and from here
• You only get one helping of this but it is then supplemented by the "
• (a ridiculous selection of desserts which is enough to make even the most hardcore sweettooth admit defeat) which you can absolutely embarrass yourself on
• Pan fried brill and gnocchi were fantastic and if I'd just had those alone
• I supplemented this with several helpings of roast beef
• Cod and salmon sashimi BEFORE going nuts with desserts of macaroons
• So if you're ever in need of a lunch idea and you're dining in a group with a wide variety of appetites
• Lovely cafe where all possible forms of breakfast are available and eggs cooked to your request
• The only difficulty is deciding what to try
• A delicious selection of Asian infused British specialities in a relaxed informal atmosphere with a reasonable wine list
• All the food is top quality
• The waiters are all a very happy team more than will to serve
• I remember very clearly that it was a great evening with impeccable service and good food in a relaxing environment
• I like dining in hotels and a huge part of that is due to the standard of service associated to the hotel industry
• The other reason that dining tin hotels is appealing is when there are offers
• We took up an offer of two courses with bottomless prosseco at the price of £
• Cookbook Cafe is also baby friendly
• Group friendly but not sure if it is pet friendly
• Service was very slow and so there was quite a long wait between our starters and the main course
• Beautifully cooked but was quite fatty
• I felt that the fish was a good dish but was just a little under seasoned
• An evening in Mayfair with bottomless prosseco (I repeat

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