This is a visually stunning venue - absolutely beautiful! The food was good - I think there needs to be more Melba toast served with the parfait and my steak was overdone. Apart from that, it was lovely. I must mention our server, Ewan. He was an absolute delight! He appeared to go out of his way to ensure we were enjoying our visit, nothing was too much trouble. We’ll definitely visit again.
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Lynne Jamieson ★★★★★
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Vasu Kapoor ★★★★★
Went there to explore and ended up with such a great time. Had the vegetarian dish and the perfect chocolate cheesecake. It just melted in my mouth (not too sweet just the exact dessert i needed). Also had the rozel rose spritz which was a vibe. Apart from the food the venue is so gorgeous and every spot is picture frame spot.
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Luck K. Yeung ★★★★★
This place is a gem itself. Took my relatives here who came from abroad for a visit to experience a very classy Afternoon Tea in Scotland and what it feels like. It was perfect! The atmosphere was very traditional and exquisite - the service was on the mark, Deborah and Ewan who introduced us through the menus on the table was amazing, gave us the moments we wanted to capture. There was also a live piano playing at the back stage and it was phenomenal and relaxing. Definitely have to come back to try the drinks and cocktails with the performances next time. I read some of the reviews and I don't understand the remarks on the food. Personally the afternoon tea was lovely, they look great and tastes great (actually more filling than I expected). The Parsnip soup I later ordered though (just to warm myself up before going back out in the cold) wasn't too desirable for the price, because it was too liquidy and watery when I was expecting it to be thicker and somewhat lacks flavour which I had better in other places for lower cost which was a disappointment. The Truffle and Parmesan Fries were however a delicious side, so I think some other people's reviews had only been focusing on a small portion of the menu than trying variations before writing. The Vegetarian options on the main menu could expand a little more in my opinion and nowadays there are many alternatives which has been done in many other places and it's not actually difficult which can reach out to more people. Overall, the Corinthian is a must try and I definitely want to visit again in the future with friends alike. It was wonderful.
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Elizabeth Redkina ★★★☆☆
This restaurant is an elegant and visually stunning venue with impressive architecture and lighting. I had a chance to try their festive menu (£50pp), ordering duck parfait, beef with mashed potatoes, and a pear. The appetiser was quite good, although it definitely needed more bread on the side. The main course and dessert were average. The customer service was not as good as expected for such prices, sadly. Having worked as a waitress myself, I understand that staying cheerful isn't always easy, but not following basic table service rules was surprising. The waiting staff frequently cleared our plates too early, sometimes before everyone at the table finished eating or during toasts, even when guests wanted to continue sharing their already small portions afterwards. This behaviour made us feel rushed and unwelcome, which negatively affected our overall experience. I believe the quality and taste of the food, along with the customer service, did not justify the cost, and I cannot recommend it as a good place for dinner or to celebrate a special occasion.
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Helen B ★★★★★
My bestie and I popped in here for 1 on our way to another bar. Its the first time I've been and from the moment we walked through the door the staff felt warm with big smiles! We were quickly seated on a Friday afternoon and it was busy, but that did not affect the service. My friend was anxious about me ordering a cocktail as we were short on time, but it arrived so fast along with my friends prosecco. The drinks were tasty and I would defo return!
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Fiona Reynolds ★★☆☆☆
I've delayed adding feedback here because I've been awaiting a response from the venue since they asked me for my feedback. Pros: Beautiful venue, even the toilets are rather swish and the service is excellent. The pictures should give an impression of the bling. It's a gorgeous building. The scones were very good. But... I've included a shot of the afternoon tea menu as I thought this looked amazing. It isn't what I got. Yes, I had requested the vegan menu but highlighted an intolerance for vegan cheese. Just the vegan cheese - everything else would have been absolutely fine. I didn't expect a plate of egg mayonnaise sandwiches and cheese sandwiches or feta cheese and olive on a stick. The dessert tray did not match expectations either: soggy pastry. I also include pictures of the food. All in all - pretty underwhelming in my opinion and not worth the price.
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Alan Dean ★★★★★
Just popped in there for a quick cocktail, but was amazed how opulent the room was. Just amazing. I could have stayed there for very long time.The cocktails were tasty and priced around £9 like most places. The staff was friendly and we had no problem just walking in as they had room at the bar. Would recommend going just to have a look at the amazing space.
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