Skew Bridge in St Albans

Had a lovely evening at Sauté. Attentive and courteous staff and a super allergy friendly menu. I was offered gluten free bread automatically when I mentioned my coeliac disease. Most of all, food was cooked to perfection. Juicy grilled meat and the octopus is the best I have tasted. Thank you everyone at Sauté.

Food was very good. The only real criticism I would say is that dishes on the menu are not always as described. My daughter picked a meal that was OK she thought, as she has major allergies with lots of food, and it came with an item that she's allergic to, but wasn't included in the meal description on the menu. We had to pick our meals beforehand as we were on tight 2 hour time slots as the restaurant gets so busy. They did change the meal taking the item out which was good, but obviously she had to wait a while for her food

Lovely Turkish place hidden away in St Albans - the decor here was stunning green and the staff were attentive. The food was second to none. Enjoyed my experience here. Will be back!

Food is delicious! We had halloumi cheese and filo pastry filled with spinach and feta as starters. Then lamb shish kebab and a speciality with eggplant and meat. Service is very good and waiters are really warm and nice

Finally had a chance to get here and was very pleased. The starters were delicious and meat was cooked great( lamb chops and chicken). Would definitely come back to try other dishes. The staff is very friendly and helpful. We didn’t book ( Saturday night), but they found a table for us.

Really superb service and food! Mo and his team made our family feel so welcome today for my Mums birthday, nothing was too much trouble and the food was stunning. I can’t recommend this place enough, we will be back again soon.

Super Turkish restaurant tucked away on Adelaide Street in St Albans. Lovely ambience, crisp white tablecloths and napkins, Great service. Very attentive and courteous.We had the vegetarian platter for mains which was an excellent choice ( moussaka, baba ganoush, halloumi, falafel etc ) and salmon with roast vegetables. Both were good. The complementary pitta bread was freshly made served with a chilli and a garlic yogurt dip. Salad was fresh and crisp. This place is popular so do book a table.Great choice for a special occasion as well.

Very polite servers. Fast and eff service. The food was delicious. Highly recommended

We booked this restaurant to meet up with friends we had not seen for while. Also because their gluten free options are clearly labelled on the menu. The food was delicious and quickly served by lovely staff.Despite this I would not go back- they had a DJ on all night (even as early as 7pm) and the music was very loud. We could not hear the waiter let alone eat other speak. Spent the night shouting even though we asked them to turn it down. They really should advertise party nights and try some quieter evenings. Ambient music is lovely but we did not book to go to a nightclub.

This eatery is set off a side road as you get into the center of St Alban's. Parking is good just to the side but if that is full, the multi-storey is only about 150mtrs away.The restaurant is fairly inviting and staff greet you warmly as you arrive. The incandescent lighting gives the place an orange glow which is good for ambiance but will impact pictures taking.What I liked... Good prices, apart from 1 dish (which was returned) everything was tasty, cocktails are lovely and staff are very friendlyWhat I disliked... Only 1 toilet (2 if you include disabled), cutlery arriving in sealed bags, mains did not all arrive together (there we 10 of us), ABBA medley, sticky table tops and the waiter pouring my cider and then disappearing with the bottle whilst I was in conversation 😩.Nothing wrong with ABBA but it was too loud and a odd choice for a Turkish menu but each to their own I guess. As for the cutlery in sealed bags... I'd consider that a nice 'health conscious' decision if it was persisted throughout the courses but as it was only present for starters, of was just a little strange bordering on pointless. I guess the sentiment was there.It's not bad by any means just not quite great 🙂.