This restaurant is one of London's best kept secrets tucked away in legal land behind lincolns inn. I orginally stumbled upon it by mistake but it has rapidly become one of my favourite restaurants and if given the choice I always opt for the chancery.

The menu changes seasonally. The food, whatever I choose is always packed with delicate, innovative and evocative flavours and presentation is superb. I have never had a duff meal. The foie gras if on the menu is a prime choice, cooked to perfection with a crisp exterior and gorgeous, buttery, melting interior served with an innovative choice of accompaniment.

Small , surprising amuse bouche tickle the palate preparing for the course to come.

Service is excellent - the quality of the food mellows one into forgiving any small errors. Even the wine is served at perfect temperature.

I recommend this restaurant highly - because of its location it affords privacy and ambience hard to find in the more central restaurants in London.

had a lovely evening at the Chancery on Friday, the food was of a very good standard and the servings were generous. My only negative comment is that the food arrived lukewarm, spoiling an otherwise perfect lamb dish

The Chancery is fabulous! It really is top of the range in every department and, amazingly (perhaps it's because it's near the Inns of Court) isn't packed with braying idiots like most other top quality places seem to be these days. Long may it continue!

I spent a delightful evening in this well located and chic styled restaurant. The food was pretty much perfect and the service was second to none. I would recommend a visit here as soon as possible.