Westminster
Ahh, ‘The Corinthia Hotel’: three words that we have found ourselves uttering a lot of recently. And when we do, we can’t help but allow a smile to creep over our face for The Corinthia Hotel is unreservedly beautiful.
Massimo takes its name from head chef Massimo Riccioli, who is one of a few top London head chefs who can actually still be found working in the kitchens. In fact, on two occasions whilst dining at the restaurant, Massimo himself has popped over to do a ‘meet and greet’ with patrons of the establishment. Nice chap. Thankfully, we didn't have to tell porkies through gritted teeth and say the food was delicious. It really is.
A personal favourite is the monkfish wrapped in aubergine. The dish is clean, delicate, flavoursome, but best of all leaves enough room for dessert at the end. Speaking of dessert, if they have it (an occasional special) go for the trio of chocolate. The chocolate sorbet is one of the best and you won’t be left regretting it.
Quite simply the whole experience of dining at Massimo is memorable. Be wowed by the surroundings and then be wowed by the food.
10 Northumberland Avenue, WC2N 5AE
Average price for main meal: £25
Average price for a glass of wine: £9
Food/Drink: 5/5
Service: 5/5
Value: 3/5
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