The Cinnamon Club

Great food at reasonable prices. I have tried many items from the menu and I can guarantee that everything is amazing and freshly prepared. The online booking is a really nice option and I always get my table without waiting too long.

Love this restaurant. Stunning food, excellent service. Price is average but as with most things you get what you pay for.

Tasting Indian food before, I felt this is of the best places to taste good and spicy flavours of Indian food in London. The staff service is quiet admirable and friendly. The prices are a bit high but it is worth when you look at what you get here.

Enjoy the food ,well cooked and very spicy,good customer services.

Love the Cinnamon Club!! The food here is very good, well spiced, amazing dishes. The cocktails are pretty good too! Quite formal in the main restaurant, downstairs has a younger, cooler bar with a great selection of cocktails. Sometimes they have a set deal on their website which makes it a bit more resonable, but worth the money either way. Quality food, really nice for a special occasion

Housed in a former Victorian library, Cinnamon Club has become a magnet for power-brokers and politicians. Expect a colonial-style atmosphere, with high ceilings, a gallery of books and leather seating adding to the clubby vibe. Service was as smooth as Indian silk, friendly and focused.
The Cinammon Club modern Indian cuisine is based on robust flavours from across the subcontinent all cooked to perfection.
Such quality doesn’t come cheap. A special-occasion establishment to savour.

You’ve got to try this place just for the decor. An old library put to excellent use. If you have the cash in the bank you should
Try the food too …

I’ve always liked the cinnamon club, and been here a number of times – but until last week probably not for over year.
It has two bars – a relaxed library bar upstairs, which is good to meet people for business, and a club bar downstairs which has Bollywood movies and music downstairs, livelier and a great place to meet friends.
I was meeting old friends so we started there before moving upstairs to the restaurant.
The dining room used to be the old westminster library has a grand feel about it, and is a haunt of politicians at lunchtime, being so close to the government buildings and the houses of parliament.
I avoided the 6 course tasting menu with wines, as although I can recommend it, I was keen to remain relatively sober.
The food very modern sophisticated Indian food and a must try in you are in Westminster in the evening.

Indian cuisine at its best.Friendly staff, knowledgeable and helpful but not overbearing.I haven’t had many chances to taste Indian food before, so thought I’ll give it a go in a restaurant that was recommended by a friend, it was lovely, an experience that I will repeat soon!

My husband and I were lucky emough to visit this restaurant yesterday for a meal. It was a great experience although I wouldn’t say the food matched the huge price tags! We started with (me) Breast of Partridge in pickling spices… it was a little over cooked and tough to eat but still a wonderful taste to it and gorgeously presented. Husband had the plaice fillets with spiced crab which he really enjoyed. For main course I had the sea bass with chickpeas and green mango, wouldn’t go mad about it but it was again beautifully presented. Husband had the saddle of deer in sesame and Tamarind sauce… a little tough in parts but he thoroughly enjoyed it and the little bit I forced him to let me try was really tasty lol. The desserts were AMAZING!! I had the warm chocolate mousse with white chocolate icecream.. perfect and a chocoholics dream! My husband had the lemon tart with iced lemon cream and loved every mouthful! We were brought a THIRD dessert as a treat for our anniversary to share complements of the restaurant.. it was some kind of kittle sponge with a toffee type sauce and cinnamon ice cream.. very yummy AND a thin slab of dark chocolate with ‘Happy Anniversary’ piped on to it.. a really lovely touch and welcome suprise!
The service was fantastic, every member of staff so friendly and helpful without being intrusive. The surroundings are beautiful, it’s an amazing old building. A lovely place to go (if you can afford it!) for a special treat.

Blackened chicken starter was excellent. The lamb was cooked to perfection and the service was very good. Would definately recommend

Didn’t quite live up to my expectations…

Thoroughly delicious refined modern indian food. Great value if you manage to pick up some of the special offers on the net, although it’s still a bit dear for a weekly outing.

Eating in a beautiful wood-lined library is a lovely twist. Don’t be fooled by the very proper-looking interior, the staff are absolutely fantastic – friendly and with just the right amount of service. It’s not far from the Houses of Parliament, which is why I thought it was a great place to bring someone who’s over in London on their travels. That’s what I did, and my friend was chuffed to see Big Ben at night after our sumptuous shared banquet.

My recommendation would be the mystifyingly spicy plaintain dumplings with beetroot chutney. The bread basket is also pretty sensational. Only reason this place doesn’t get 5 stars is that the desserts aren’t in the same level as the frankly knockout modern indian cuisine.

Dinner: around £32 per head for 3 courses (with special offers)
Would suit: small groups, couples, foodies with an eye for ambience

Fantastic place, great service, and like a reversal of the old colonial era. pricey, but an experience worth indulging in.

had a 3 course meal which was beautifully presented and tasted wonderful the staff was always come to make sure you were enjoying your meal. although it is pricey I would love to go again

Its a nice place but i thought very over rated.. I tried on a deal from toptable so somewhat ok then.. food was average i think.

Been coming here for years and still love the food (and the downstairs bar). It helps that it's 5 mins walk away - a great local to have!

A fabulous meal in a lovely environment. We went relatively early at 6.30pm so very empty and placed in the corner but by 7.30pm it was packed.
We were given a free morsel a lovely potato ball deepfried.
I had the scottish king scallops covered in baby squid stirfiry on a bed of spinach and cauliflower puree - amazing!!
I then had the welsh saddle of lamb served with keema sag and finally a warm chocolate mousse with white chocolate icecream, followed by coffee which came with petite fours. I would love to go back and might try there special offers next time. I also had their zombie cocktail which contains absynthe which was quite refreshing

Had a lovely lovely meal here, worth the money. Great variety and atmosphere perfect for somewhere different from the norm. An old library...wow!