Savoy in general Reviews
Newest Review: ... the waiter spilt some drinks on me but I escaped dry this time. Drinks are expensive, with a cocktail costing about £10. Soft drinks are very expensive. I had a drink which was a mix of cranberry juic, southern comfort and other stuff. It tasted a bit like alcoholic Ribena. I think the Ritz was better for cocktails, and looked more like a bar. The Savoy looks more like a hotel foyer. The grill room is a different matter. It looks great with its fairly minimalist art deco wood style. Seating is comfortable and roomy. The Saturday night crowd was in, but there were still one or two tables to spare. The deal is that there is a three course m... more
Customer Savoy in general Reviews (2)
by - written on 09/09/04, updated on 19/04/05 (Very useful, 784 readings)
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My planned birthday outing for my wife was hi-jacked by my children, who insisted that they wanted the Savoy experience. This was my second time here, and the evening usually starts with drinks in the American Bar, followed by dinner in the Grill Room. Since my last visit, the River Room has closed, but the less formal atmosphere of the Grill Room is great. I prefer the bar at the Ritz. The American Bar is usually crowded on a Saturday night, and getting a seat can be a problem. Service either too fast or too slow: they ask you what you want before you have had a chance to take in all the detail of the extensive cocktail menu, and when you have ordered, it can take ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/08/00, updated on 17/01/05 (Useful, 49 readings)
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Proudly ignoring the vagaries of hotel fashion, the grand old Savoy is still a bastion of old-time British style. Fiercesomely expensive it may be, but for service out of the top drawer, and the chance to dine amid assorted MPs in the Grill Room, and sip a Tom Collins in the equally famous American Bar, then you’ll deem it money well spent. Unusually for a London Hotel it has its own swimming pool, and the Thames-side location is perfectly placed for Covent Garden and the West End. ... Read the complete review
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