Techni'Colour Feast in City of London

Fenchurch Restaurant c’est la class.The food was AMAZING ‼️The only thing is the portion are very small.Also, I recommend getting a window seat which allows you to view London.

Interesting place, with an amazing view and food (and of course prices way higher than expected).Contrary to my expectations, despite this being a french restaurant, I didn't go out still hungry.There is a very short menu. A waiter explained us what each dish was very well, in a picturesque way that we will hardly forget.Cod is highly advised: I never had a better one.

Great service but I wish there wasn’t such a time gap between courses of the tasting menu. The venison course and dessert were stand out

Beautiful setting and pleasant atmosphere. The food was superb, delicious, very well prepared. Combination of ingredients and flavors were top! Wine selection is very good as well. And the dark chocolate desert is to die for. Oh, and did I mentioned the view? Love it! Thank you!

Fenchurch is nestled at the top of the Fenchurch Building - a.k.a Walkie Talkie building - Sky Gardens (37th floor) providing views of London in a swanky setting. While the views are slighly obstructed, the setting is intimate and warm, with low lighting, plush grey booths and window-side tables. The menu is on the fine dinning end, with a a'la carte option and a tasting menu (£85 per person) option. The eight course tasting menu is a good option if you are into sampling different dishes in small portions. The tasting menu was full of flavour with crafty combinations including pork belly with squid ink mash.Sky-high dining doesn’t come cheap in London and Sushisamba and Duck & Waffle both boast better, view-centric layouts, but Fenchurch is still worth the trip for a touch of London luxury.

A wonderful experience.Great views over the city with the sun-setting.The food was exquisite - with all the added touches. The sommelier was friendly & helpful - our chosen South African red wine was delicious.I would highly recommend Fenchurch Restaurant.I would say the only downside was that when going down to the Sky Garden bars after dinner, we couldn’t sit anywhere as we hadn’t reserved a table…..I think if you eat in any of the restaurants you should have access to a bar and be able to enjoy a drink after dinner.

We went to Fenchurch to celebrate our wedding with friends and have had a fantastic experience!We were lucky not to face any queue that day and get a lovely spot with an incredible view of London. Food and drinks were very nice; however, the true pearl of the evening was our waiter Lorena, who was absolutely amazing!Some of our friends were pretty demanding, but she has perfectly customized all the necessary orders, found and delightfully presented all the required information regarding the dishes, and made an incredible company for our evening.Moreover, one of our elder guests was so impressed with Lorena that he has decided to put her in his will! So thanks to Lorena and all of the staff members involved with our wonderful evening.Highly recommend!

Beautifully presented dishes, good service and location and view is obviously very good. However for the price and presentation, the food was surprisingly ordinary. Would go back for the view but not just for food.

General consensus - OK!It’s an upscale restaurant on top of a tourist attraction. Expect a lengthy entry process with security. Food was nice actually but definitely overpriced. Felt like we were paying for the upscale “experience” more than the food taste. Service was good and staff was nice and friendly. Had a birthday cake to celebrate my father’s bday, was told that we would be charged £12.50 per person as “we won’t be ordering dessert”. We ended up getting two mediocre desserts off the menu to have this “fee” waived. The lengths this restaurant goes to squeeze that extra cash out of an already pricy bill is to be applauded! The owner will definitely be proud. Mock tails were mediocre. It’s a one in a lifetime experience which is nice to have but won’t see ourselves coming back in the future (especially as we were seated in a position with a terrible view of the city, felt like any other restaurant instead of a “sky garden”). Attached are a few photos of the food. Meats and fish were cooked beautifully and the starters were really nice but the fusion of Indian flavours for the mains was not the way to go in my opinion.

We went to Fenchurch for my mums birthday however we never notified the restaurant about this special occasion. The waiters over heard us talking about this and when brining over the desserts they also brought over a birthday plate too, which was a lovely touch.That summed up the experience at Fenchurch. The food was superb. The staff were attentive, polite and welcoming. Would highly recommend going, with compliments to the chef for outstanding food.