I visited the Mews of Mayfair, for the first time last week for dinner and drinks. I struggled to choose just one main, however eventally settled for the crispy stone bass followed by the Lemon curd Cheese cake. I finished off with with a couple of mjhitos in the downstair bar. Overall a fantastic evening from start to finish. Well done and thanks, we will be back.

The mews itself is beautiful, a hidden treasure in Mayfair, but the bar / restaurant is not very impressive. It is overpriced, sterile and some of the staff are rude, more in particular downstairs in the basement. The choice is music is poor. Too loud too. Finally, the bouncers are a bit overzealous when it comes to smokers standing a bit too near the door. To cut things short: a bad experience.

This is a fantastic venue, with character and charm... the atmosphere is excellent, which is hard to come by in London these days especially in the local area... great staff, great drinks and always a good time and consistently impressive crowd - particularly in the summer with outside seating! Definitely a regular here...

I am back from Greece again, visiting London. So I had to re-visit Mews of Mayfair, the place was just as nice as my 1st visit, lovely place.

We got to Mews of Mayfair shortly before 11pm, which was probably our downfall, because we were told the main bar was closing, but we could go downstairs to the 'late bar' which would be filling up shortly.



We went down to the rather seedy 'after hours' room, and were served 2 very delicious, albeit overpriced, cocktails. We paid the 'discretionary 12.5% tip' as we always do, even though the barman didn't give us the chance to dispute it, and then he threw the tray down and threw his fellow barman a disgusted look because we didn't tip him further!



We took our drinks to a table and were immediately told that all the seating area was 'reserved' even though there was only another half a dozen people in the bar.



Maybe it was bad timing or maybe the late bar in Mews is always this bad?

I had an incredible Sunday roast at Mews of Mayfair. Not only did the maitre d' manage to find us a lovely table but the staff made us feel at home and the service was impeccable. I've been there a couple of times now but it was a treat to go for Sunday lunch. In terms of cost we thought it was excellent value for money at £22.00 per person.


The meat was beautifully tasty and succulent and the vegetables were fresh and oozing with flavour and the waiter helped us selction a fantastic wine from their extensive list. Mews of Mayfair was a thoroughly enjoyable and repeatable experience!

We were walking down Bond Street to get away from the crowds on Oxford Street, when I stumbled across this small pathway leading to a lovely restaurant called Mews of Mayfair. It was a breath of fresh air, so we had a few drinks in the bar and then we decided to eat in the restaurant on the first floor. We were greeted with a smile, which is hard to find in London these days.
The food was delicious.


I am a meat man, so I had to have the T-bone, my wife had fish, and the service was lovely. We had a bottle of Amorone and the mash potato was nearly as good as my Greek Grandmothers. Mews of Mayfair is a great place, must be visited. I will go again.

I have now been to Mews of Mayfair twice the first time I thought the poor service and lack of menu knowledge was due to teething problems when opening a new establishment. They didn't even have a cocktail list but the girl assured me they could make any classics - I think they were actually inventing their own classics.


The second time round was a far worse experience. The waitress was under pressure and very curt with people and did not smile. Mews of Mayfair is lovely though, I hope the service improves and maybe for me it will be third time lucky.