Sixtyone Restaurant has now closed.
At long last, the time had come for our eagerly awaited visit to Sixtyone Restaurant & Champagne Bar on Upper Berkeley Street. We were greeted with a smile, and soon enough found ourselves sat quite comfortably, champagne cocktails in hand, grinning at the prospect of an indulgent afternoon at one of London's most talked about restaurant bars.
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We eased our way into our meal with a basket of bread, sweetly accompanied by a plate of home made butter; a delightful entry into our indulgent foray. Our starters took the form of an Octopus Carpaccio, which was beautifully presented as a kaleidoscope of colour and paired with globs of avocado puree, alongside a charcuterie board of finely cured meats.
Our starters were followed by a delightful serving of seabass on a bed of greens and sliced lemon, and a portion of chicken, served with tarragon bread sauce and Alsace bacon. For dessert, I plunged into the Elderflower drizzle cake with sorbet and berries - a dish that was so wonderfully rich that a small helping was all I could manage. Equally as impressive: we were presented with a banoffee concoction, served alongside a ball of peanut butter ice cream and garnished with small caramelised banana lengths, laid out alongside a few toffee popcorn pieces - delicious!
The food served at Sixtyone Restaurant & Champagne bar was simply stunning.