Reached through a wonderful sculpture-filled garden, twin-Michelin-starred Greenhouse is a mainstay of Mayfair luxury dining. The tasting menus are only for the intrepid and truly hungry. Bear in mind that this place doles out so many extras – from amuses-gueule (appetisers) and sorbets between courses to petits fours – you’ll never get up.
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