Muse by Tom Aikens

Hidden away from the rush of London, on the corner of a cobblestoned street, lies Muse, a seemingly ordinary city townhouse.The interior design of the restaurant is flawless. You are led in from the entrance up a narrow staircase into the restaurant, snug would be an understatement but still very comfortable, the open kitchen seems to draw all attention as you are fully emersed in the service.The food was an absolute knockout, round after round of pure gold. And the crockery and glassware were outrageously good, enough to make anyone envious, and certainly had everyone on my table peering underneath to see branding. They even let you choose a weapon for your meat course, I mean come on, how great is that?