I visited for breakfast a couple of times during my stay at the Landmark London. When I checked in, they offered me a discounted breakfast, at check-in only. I didn't have to get it for every morning but I chose which morning to have it on the spot. Breakfast is a buffet. When you come in, they seat you and get your drink order. They can do specialty coffee if you want it. They also have juice. The spread is a good selection of meats, cheeses, fruit and bread, both warm and cold choices. I was filled up from trying all the options. They offer safe choices and also local, English breakfast The staff are quire friendly and very helpful in clearing the dishes you don't need anymore. I also overheard them answering questions that other guests had about the food. read more

Landmark Hotel - Winter Garden Date of Visit: 16.09.17 Time: 4pm Review: A short 7min walk from Baker St station and moments away from Marylebone station the hotel is ideally located with many bus routes and Selfridges and Oxford street a short bus journey away. As you enter you see the grand courtyard and palms greeting you and transporting you to a new place in time and location. You feel like you have travelled to a new country and ready to start your holiday and culinary journey awaits. A great feel and the open area is even more impressive if you walk up the staircase and view from the mezzanine level with the live pianist and comfortable seating area. As you enter the winter garden you are immediately greeted and we were seated not to long after even though we were early. Menus provided and explained in detail but luckily i also enquired before hand about vegetarian options so was aware this was an option. However when the menu was explained we were again asked about any dietary requirements and given options of no meat, no gelatine and no alcohol but i have a feeling that many other options available and very impressed by this. You are first served with your selection of tea and you can order other drinks if you wish you just maybe charged. Anytime you wish your tea is served to you and refreshed as you need. Staff always attentive and you are never kept waiting too long. Always smiling and friendly. Soon after the sandwich selection arrives without the crust and each one is explained. If you finish your selection more are immediately offered and served up. All great tasting with fresh ingredients and not overpowering, cucumber sandwich was fresh and especially also liked the pepper and cream cheese. After you have completed your sandwiches your scones are served followed by your dessert selection and again you are offered more scones should you wish and at every stage tea is topped up as needed. Scones again home made and fluffy and you get to select two jams (we had strawberry and apricot) and you also get clotted cream but ample servings provided. I am not a scone person but still loved them. Lets see if you get space for dessert but amazing little selection provided and such great flavour and each looks like it was meticulously made. Hence it is worth ordering one of each of the afternoon teas as you can then get to taste the various desserts and yes you can take away any you don't finish in a nice handy take away box which also has some style to it. You won't go away hungry. Booking Process: Booked via email and after chasing once the process was easy and responses forthcoming. You do have to provide your credit card details for booking to be confirmed and there is a cancellation charge. Location: 222 Marylebone Road, London NW1 6JQ Decor & Lighting: Very large and bright courtyard given you are sitting in the glass atrium so flooded with natural light. Ambience & Acoustics: You have a live pianist playing but it is very much background music and you can hear any conversation with ease and given the expansive area they have done extremely well with the acoustics. We had the following: Drinks: Winter Garden Blend (Tea), English Breakfast (Tea) Food: Winter Garden Afternoon Tea (Vegetarian Version) Chocolate Afternoon Tea (Vegetarian Version) Sandwiches: Cucumber, Egg Mayonnaise, Buffalo mozzarella with pesto and tomato, mixed pepper with cream cheese. Scone: Apple and Raisin, Chocolate chip and fruit peel. Dessert: Pistachio and Raspberry Bakewell, Coconut and chocolate macaroon, Banana, pecan nut and milk chocolate cake, blood orange and white chocolate mousse, Pistachio and chocolate Opera gateau, to name just a few... Desert: See Above Bill / Cost: £165.00 for three inc service charge etc (£50-60 per head without the champagne option) Conclusion: A very pleasant afternoon, we arrived early and had to wait a short time but the hotel did take us earlier as soon as they could accommodate. Every effort made to meet your dietary requirements so i would recommend a visit as even if you don't like the menu it is worth asking for the other options as you will probably be pleasantly surprised. Even offered and provided a fruit platter for my mother who is diabetic. especially nice place to celebrate a birthday or anniversary. Rating: 8.0 out of 10.0 read more

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The Winter Garden is located in the stunning atrium of the Landmark London Hotel. Don't let the fact it's a hotel restaurant deter you from visiting. I passed by the afternoon tea service many times during my stays at Landmark and it looks delicious, but I've only eaten dinner there. The food is top-notch, but even better is the service. Friendly, very helpful, attentive but unobtrusive. I've eaten there twice, and there's not one thing I ordered I wouldn't have again. The fish is fresh (I had halibut) and the beef filet were both excellent. read more

The Winter Garden restaurant in The Landmark Hotel is located at the centre of the hotel. The architecture with a glass roof and palm trees creates a holiday atmosphere, even on a rainy day. Live music and impressive food make this place even more enjoyable. Since I went to a Decanter wine tasting event at The Landmark Hotel in Marylebone, I had the plan to visit their The Winter Garden restaurant. I am walking past the hotel about once a week, and one Saturday afternoon I finally decided to go there for a late lunch. It was gently raining outside, and the light-filled atrium at The Landmark Hotel was nice and warm with palm tress spreading a mediterranean atmosphere. The Winter Garden is such a stunningly beautiful place that I could hardly believe that I was totally unaware of it until just recently. As if the building itself was not already amazing enough, the live music made it even better. They played kind of light, enjoyable music, mostly dominated by the piano, but I also think there were one or two strings present on some works - I couldn't actually see them playing for most of the time. Beyond classical pieces, they also played some more modern songs including music from The Beatles - fittingly I thought, not too far from Abbey Road Studios. I was a bit sad when the musicians took a little break. First thing after being seated, I went through the wine list. The selection by the glass is okay, but somewhat limited. I went for a Sancerre white wine from France and thought it was a bit too flowery or fruity for my liking. But then, it was still a pretty decent wine. The complimentary bread was absolutely delicious. While I am not the biggest fan of olive bread, this was warm and tasted great with soft, flavourful butter and crushed salt. A glorious start that could hardly have been any better. I wanted something light for lunch and after going through the complete menu, I ordered a risotto with butternut suqash. Now, I am no expert in risottos, but this dish was delightful. The flavours were bold, the rice had a bit of a bite to it and various seeds tasted distinctly different and added a nice little crunch to the plate. There was some spinach and I think even fennel. The roasted butternut squash also tasted great. The dish played with colours and textures. It was rich, yet not too heavy - simply a triumph of a plate. Of course, I could not resist and ended my lunch with a dessert. I chose a combination of white chocolate cream with blood orange sorbet. It looked beautiful, tasted great and was not too sweet. The passion fruit sorbet was a very nice palate cleanser. Throughout my lunch, the service was very good. Just at the end they were a little bit slow to bring the bill. But then, I was not in a hurry and enjoyed sitting around a little bit longer, listening to live music and enjoying the atmosphere. Despite The Winter Garden is part of The Landmark Hotel, it feels calm and relaxed and not busy, like hotels sometimes can be. For me, the light atrium and palm trees created an illusion of holiday. In summary, I cannot recommend The Winter Garden restaurant highly enough. This really is a place to enjoy, and I imagine, it would also be an impressive location for a date. However, you should not wait for a special occassion, just go there whenever you want to take a mini break with palm trees. read more

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This restaurant is located in the glass atrium in the Landmark Hotel and is worth a visit even if you're not staying at the property. The cuisine is what I would describe as contemporary British, and the kitchen takes good advantage of seasonal produce. They have an excellent 3-course Sunday lunch priced at £35, and the entree options include a traditional Sunday roast served with roasted potatoes, carrots, and green beans. The chocolate and banana mousse is sinfully rich. They also offer an afternoon tea (£30) with one of the nicest selection of sandwiches I've seen at this hallowed tradition, and the apple and raisin scones, still warm from the oven, are sensational. The restaurant earns bonus points for discouraging diners from using cell phones at their table. read more

The Winter Garden Restaurant - British Near Me - London, XGL

Amazing food and staff. Very helpful with food allergies. Everything was perfect, especially the finger sandwiches. Wonderful teas. Such a delight. Very expensive but for a special treat like a Christmas Holiday it is worth the visit. The Landmark Hotel is also an exceptional setting for this restaurant. Enjoy! read more

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Lovely atrium in this iconic 5 star hotel. Was here for a weekday breakfast. It is about 30pp and it has all the classic 5 star breakfast- continental breakfast buffet, fresh juices. And hot breakfast dish of your choice. Think it is very very reasonably priced for what you get. I tried crab cake breakfast for my choice - not sure if it is a great breakfast dish but crab cake was extremely high quality. :-) Great space - great way to start your day in a nice, relaxing setting. read more

The Winter Garden Restaurant - Crab cake with poached egg - British Near Me - London, XGL

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The Winter Garden is located in the heart of The Landmark Hotel under a pretty magnificent glass atrium. We had afternoon tea on our second to last day in London. It was expensive at 40 pounds, but most top hotels are comparable. The service was a bit uneven. Our waitress disappeared a couple of times, and when we were done she couldn't be found. Still, the quality of the tea, sandwiches, scones, and cakes was excellent, and The Winter Garden was a nice place to spend a Friday afternoon. read more

Infinity Brunch Club Outing #6: Landmark Hotel. What better way to spend your 39th/"40th" (thanks Vanessa) birthday, but with an outing with the Infinity Brunch Club. Since it was my birthday, I opted to go all out and do it in style at The Landmark Hotel/Winter Garden. It's unclear if it's actually part of the Winter Garden as it's on the balcony above, but it's listed on the website for the restaurant, so I'll just go with it. Unfortunately, our train was super late, so we arrived about 20 minutes late. The brunch is served from 12:30-3:00. With unlimited food and champagne for that two and a half hours. Since we were late, people had already had quite a few by the time we arrived, so the fun had already started. Once we arrived, people quickly got up to get some food and check out the extravagant displays. There are basically four "sections" to the buffet. The first one has salads, sushi, fish and soups. I started here. I opted for the small build your own Caesar, some asparagus salad, some sushi, beetroot salad, a tomato and mozzarella tart and some of the house-cured salmon. Everything was freaking amazing. I was impressed as usually buffets are sub-par, but this one went all out. For the next round, I went to the breakfast area. There were lots of options here, with your usual fry-up options with a few surprises. Plus an omelette station where they make your omelette for you. And possibly you can learn a lot about the person making it for you. I highly recommend the cinnamon french toast as it was amazing. Although all the breakfast food was amazing, so there really were no complaints here. Next stop? It was for some roast. There were three types of roast available: beef, ham and chicken. However, as I was getting full, I just had the beef. But everything looked great. The roast was the most disappointing part as it just wasn't to the same level as everything else. It was really good, just not quite as good as everything else. Of course the last section is for dessert. And they make a huge spread. There's a chocolate fountain (and don't think I didn't want to go all Vicar of Dibley on that!), and a huge table of different things. Of course, not everything will be to your taste, but the small bites for dessert were fantastic. My partner filled a soup bowl with chocolate from the fountain and brought the fruit and things back. Then others at the table started eating it with a spoon. So high marks for the fountain. The salted caramel chocolates, the macarons and the nut dessert were my favorites from the trolley. And during all of this they keep pouring you champagne. And a lot of it! And they have a piano and guitar player to play pop songs in the form of muzak for your entertainment. So you get to get drunk and start singing ridiculous songs. But don't do that. Unless you're us. Then at the end, they played happy birthday and my table sang for me. Then they brought me a cupcake (which was delicious but I was so full by then) and a candle to blow out. They go all out for this brunch, which you should expect for the price, and I was extremely happy that I went. I'd definitely go back, but I think it's a once a year/special occasion sort of thing. But if you want to splash out and give it a try, I highly recommend it. You do have to book quite far in advance though, so just be prepared for that. It's definitely the best (and most expensive) infinity brunch I've been to in London so far! read more

8 of us had breakfast here on Thursday. Most of us had the full English, at £29 per head, which seemed steep - but you did get unlimited access to the buffet as well as the full English. The buffet was pretty good, with a good selection of pastries, fruit, hams, juices, smoothies, even various different types of salmon, but we tried not to fill up on this given the forthcoming breakfast. Good ingredients are obviously important to a good breakfast and they clearly had good ingredients here, especially the sausage and black pudding, but you would expect that for the price. For me what marks out a great breakfast is how well the parts of the breakfast which can easily be ruined are done - eg, bacon, tomato and mushrooms. The bacon was a bit soggy, the mushrooms were cold, and the tomato was just a tomato which had been heated up a bit. So an average breakfast at best read more

Had a lovely meal great choices for each courses, professional service at pleasant pace, and the restaurant interior was amazingly pretty on a sunny afternoon! It was a little unusual and a lot of fun. Would be a great place for special dinner, I fully recommend it. Very close to the station too. read more

The Winter Garden Restaurant is a restaurant within the landmark hotel. I have been a few times for their weekend brunch and they do not disappoint. With their limitless champagne and very extensive menu the experience will not disappoint. The atmosphere is elegant and refined. The service is exceptional. It is a bit on the expensive side but well worth the occasional splurge. read more

I was at the Landmark London Hotel two weeks ago, the Winter Garden, what a magical place with its 8 stories atrium. Stunning place where you can live a whole day long starting with the breakfast in the early morning, going out for some meetings and then back for lunch. Delicious fresh food, good service and beautiful live music. unfortunately i missed the afternoon tea but was back for the dinner after having a drink with friends at the 222 with its champagne tables. A place NOT TO BE MISSED as i am telling you. By the way a small Mirror bar a kind of lounge bar is there also, you can try one of the best cocktails in London, just ask for it there and live the experience ;-) read more