Galvin La Chapelle
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Galvin La Chapelle 
- Address
- 35 Spital Sq. GB - Spitalfields E1 6DY
- Phone
- (020) 72990400
- Fax
- (020) 72990401
- Website
- http://www.galvinrestaurants.com
- Opening hours
- Closed dinner 24-26 December and 1 January
- Menu prices
- Menu: 26£ (lunch) / 30£ - Carte: 32£/51£
- Cuisine
- French classic
- Remarks
- The Victorian splendour of St Botolph's Hall, with its vaulted ceiling, arched windows and marble pillars, lends itself perfectly to its role as a glamorous restaurant. The food is bourgeois French with a sophisticated edge and is bound to satisfy.
- Specialities
- Lasagne of crab with velouté of girolles. Tagine of pigeon with aubergine purée and harissa sauce. Chilled Valhrona chocolate fondant, banana and yoghurt ice cream and fresh honeycomb.
- Facilities
- Credit cards
- Additional information
Liverpool Street
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Spitalfields : Explore the city and region
ViaMichelin user reviews
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Ratings summary
- excellent(1)1/1
- good(0)0/1
- pleasant(0)0/1
- adequate(0)0/1
- poor(0)0/1
- bad(0)0/1
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Galvin La Chapelle –Michelin restaurant in $city
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Galvin La Chapelle – a $country Michelin guide restaurant.
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Ratings details
The setting is very impressive - the very high ceiling might have made the space intimidating, but good use of lighting and layout makes it comfortable. The staff were attentive and friendly; service was formal but not stuffy. The food, as one would expect in a 1* restaurant, was excellent. I had one of the best pork belly dishes I've ever eaten, and the starter and deserts (especially the tarte tatin) were just as good. This was the best meal we've had in London for some time.
The prices are high, as I would expect for fine dining. However, the cost of our pre-dinner drinks was excessive - £6.75 for a G&T and £9.50 for a Kahlua & coke. These are simple mixed drinks, not cocktails, and there is no artistry in their preparation or presentation.