While useful as tools for eating, forks have been used for centuries as makeshift catapults, tongues for snakes, and a way to confuse mapless road users. Utilise utensils properly with today’s Groupon: £49 for a three course meal including sides, cocktails and coffee at the Hilton London Green Park Hotel’s Tiger Green Brasserie.
In the swankiest end of central London, Tiger Green Brasserie in the Hilton London Green Park Hotel lies in a light-filled conservatory, in contrast to the hotel's imposing Georgian façade. Just a glance from its Green Park namesake, the hotel is placed to royally top off a Buckingham Palace trip, a Knightsbridge shopping spree, or an afternoon in Hyde Park. Serving up traditional British feel-good food like pork chops and club sandwiches alongside international classics like rigatoni, the hotel’s bar also specialises in gin-based cocktails, with 12 different gins and a wealth of whiskies, vodka and aperitifs to whet a post meal whistle.
Hungry pairs of diners can tuck in to some luxe food, perhaps perusing the menu with an Earl Grey martini (£8.95) or a mojito (£7.95) in hand. Beginning with starters like Cajun spiced chicken breast or seared scallops (£10.50), mains come in the shape of pan fried seabass, stir fry vegetables and cashews, or 8oz English sirloin steak (£19.50). Each guest may also choose a side, including dishes such as thick chips or mixed vegetables (both £3.75). Sweet teeth are catered to with desserts like rich chocolate tart (£6.95), or savoury types can indulge in a four cheese platter (£7.95) to finish, and the entire feast is washed down with a coffee of choice each (£4.85).
In the swankiest end of central London, Tiger Green Brasserie in the Hilton London Green Park Hotel lies in a light-filled conservatory, in contrast to the hotel's imposing Georgian façade. Just a glance from its Green Park namesake, the hotel is placed to royally top off a Buckingham Palace trip, a Knightsbridge shopping spree, or an afternoon in Hyde Park. Serving up traditional British feel-good food like pork chops and club sandwiches alongside international classics like rigatoni, the hotel’s bar also specialises in gin-based cocktails, with 12 different gins and a wealth of whiskies, vodka and aperitifs to whet a post meal whistle.
Hungry pairs of diners can tuck in to some luxe food, perhaps perusing the menu with an Earl Grey martini (£8.95) or a mojito (£7.95) in hand. Beginning with starters like Cajun spiced chicken breast or seared scallops (£10.50), mains come in the shape of pan fried seabass, stir fry vegetables and cashews, or 8oz English sirloin steak (£19.50). Each guest may also choose a side, including dishes such as thick chips or mixed vegetables (both £3.75). Sweet teeth are catered to with desserts like rich chocolate tart (£6.95), or savoury types can indulge in a four cheese platter (£7.95) to finish, and the entire feast is washed down with a coffee of choice each (£4.85).
Reviews
The Tiger Green Brasserie rates an appetising 4.5/5 from TripAdvisors. Diners applauded the delicious dishes, the value for money, and the impeccable service.
We were guided through the extensive menu, I had cream of mushroom and watercress soup, sea bass with chive mash and wilted spinach (delicious) and ordered a bottle of chablis [sic] which complimented [sic] the meal perfectly. All in all a great dining experience. I will definitely be eating there again.
– ghislaine b, TripAdvisor, Aug 2011
– HertfordshireHeathan, TripAdvisor, Apr 2011
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