Delightful experience - we had the Saturday lunch tasting menu with the optional cheese course and a few glasses of wine. Great dishes exhibiting taste and finesse- particularly liked the fallow deer mains and the starter courses of Celeriac and Beetroot. Pleasant service and the bread kept coming… I loved the leisurely lunch and would look to be back!

Came for a lovely Saturday lunch with my husband and we had a great experience. Nuno and the front of house team were attentive and helpful, and every course was delicious and beautifully presented with impeccable attention to detail. Excellent modern British cuisine including seasonal and fresh ingredients!

My mom and I had an excellent experience at The Five Fields: our first time at a Michelin Star restaurant. From the moment you arrive it feels like a perfect hideaway behind one of those Indiana Jones-style magic bookcases. Understated but impressive. It’s impossible to pick a star dish, but our standouts had to be the scallop/beetroot and the dessert. The creme fraiche ice cream was an amazing way to end the meal. The chef’s flavor thru lines were so clear throughout and made it a delight to decipher each course. We were also delighted by the appropriately tiny forks and spoons for grabbing a perfect bite, and hefty steak knives (truly barely needed for the venison cut like butter). Every dish and utensil felt bespoke and made the experience feel so tailored. Warm dishes in cozy warm ceramic bowls, cold dishes on dainty plates. The service was more than worth the price tag as well, with all the waitstaff extremely attentive, engaging and friendly. They had great taste in wines we hadn’t tried before (shout out wine guy) and the rest of the dishes. I was afraid we might feel a bit un-fancy in this kind of place, but we felt right at home and so comfortable. Thank you everyone for an exceptional experience, we would love to come back again to experience more homegrown seasonal gems.

It was sheer luck to find this gem of a restaurant, thanks to Google, so here I am reviewing and returning the favor. From the minute I crossed the threshold, this unique experience became a refined feast for the senses. A warm welcome from Nuno, who showed me to my table for a lunch reservation (only served on Saturdays and fortunate me the only spot I had open during my stay). The sotto voce atmosphere of understated, refined elegance was just what I needed in the bustling holiday season. From the dried floral arrangements in muted fall colors, to the tile mural depicting cacao pods in relief, in honor to Hans Sloane (credited to have concocted chocolate as a beverage) everything in the dining room had a reason for being. The lunch menu was a festive parade of exquisite dishes, that far exceeded expectations. Their presentation was akin to displaying precious, high end jewelry served in French porcelain that complemented each portion, setting off their size, texture and color to delightful visual effects. From beginning to end, I felt like the last emperor being regaled with an extraordinary array of food that took consummate skill to prepare and more than that, poetic inspiration. If there is just one minor and dissonant note, is that I had a hard time understanding the verbal descriptions of what was being served. Not the professional staff's fault at all, it's just that I had not been exposed the variety of English pronunciations which are alive in London in particular. But that did not affect my thorough enjoyment of this exceptional lunch. My thanks to all the staff on the floor and behind the scenes. A shining, bright, well deserved star for each of your five fields.