Provisioners - London

Was disappointed to be offered a measly hotel breakfast menu at 10:30am on a Saturday morning. I came based on a blog I had read about the brunch but the brunch food wasn’t available yet. Staff were funny about my booking and didn’t know the difference between flat whites and lattes.

Nice decor. The food was fine, but nothing special, and took ages (mine was a bit cold). The service was atrocious it wasn't busy at all but we didn't seem to have a dedicated server, we asked for an allergen card and the first waiter told us he'd bring it but never did, someone else randomly asked if we'd ordered and we hadn't, when we were done we had to go up to the till to ask for the bill bc no one was checking in with us at all.

We had booked for Saturday brunch. Arrived on time and sat in the cafe area rather than the restaurant which in hindsight was a mistake because all of the servers were focused on that area for hotel guests. After waiting about 10 minutes we were eventually given menus and then had to wait quite a while to order. Food came relatively quickly but was unfortunately underwhelming, and tiny portions especially for the price. The television was blaring when I walked in and asked the man behind the bar to turn it off, he only turned it down. They were playing other music so it just felt really at odds to have the TV on, and then have two soundtracks competing over each other. I'm not sure I would go back here. The decor is interesting and eclectic but I don't think that's enough to recommend in my opinion. Perhaps lunch is better?

Used their special offer which was good value for two people. however would have been expensive without this. Quality of the food was ok but had to pay for any extra food and fruit scone was additional! Interesting place to visit but could have done with some music in the background and better lighting, too bright. Overall nice place but needs a bit more thought.

Quiet place for a relaxed brunch far from the hustle and bustle of the city