Best Contemporary European Restaurants in Fulham

Great food - a nice and different vibe. It is loud in there when the performers are on stage but that's what you sign up for when you go somewhere with entertainment! Sometimes the servers were a little slow and some of the staff were a little dismissive/not helpful.

Just truly the most exceptional culinary experience. 10/10.

We loved our meal at Myrtle - one of my 60th Birthday treats as we have wanted to eat here for ages! It did not disappoint! A really lovely atmosphere and lovely staff. We had the 6 course tasting menu - every course was beautiful with plenty of tastes of Ireland Beautifully presented and nothing was hurried.

In a word, spectacular. What a wonderful find last evening. Little, cozy, neighborhood gem with a warm welcoming staff. A perfectly made martini and fantastic menu. Not like everything else. The duck was perfect, the ink tortelloni in a lobster emulsion were both divine. I’ll be back.

Another excellent lunch at Cornus. I was tempted by the excellent value set lunch menu at £55 for 3 courses but succumbed to the full 7 course tasting menu at £165, which included of course the usual selection of canapés, delicious sourdough bread and focaccia, and petit fours. Top quality ingredients, highly skilled cooking and beautiful presentation. Highlights included red mullet with a salsa verde; cod with girolles, squid and crispy potatoes; roast pigeon with a chestnut purée. Service was excellent throughout from the whole team, with particular thanks to the incomparable sommelier Melania and joint owner David. The wine list is extensive and keenly priced by London standards but BYO is extremely popular and with corkage at lunch of £20 an absolute bargain. The total bill for this solo diner was £235, including a glass of champagne, corkage and service charge. I think that is tremendous value for money. Overall at least 17/20 and one of the best restaurants in London for classic cooking with lots of technique and top quality ingredients. The only problem is that now I’m torn between long-established sister restaurant Medlar and newcomer Cornus for a neighbourhood lunch. Ah well, life is tough.