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Sophisticated Sardinian dining at Sette: Review
26/08/22

Sophisticated Sardinian dining at Sette: Review

Nestled inside the Bulgari Hotel in Knightsbridge is Sette – a gem of a restaurant offering an exclusive Italian dining experience in a stunning setting. From the moment we walked in, we had such a great experience, from the understated wood-panelled dining room, the jazz quartet and the attentive service throughout.

But on to the food – the bread basket was so exceptional we ordered it twice: lovely fresh flavours and textures from a sundried tomato roulade bread to a cheese twist and a light mini baguette all accompanied with fresh oils, soft cheeses and roasted peppers.

Our first course was a beautifully colourful and flavoursome artichoke and tomato Bottarga salad which encapsulated a lazy Italian hot summer afternoon.

We excitedly indulged in the Culurgiones which followed – like an Italian version of gyoza and so freshly filled with potato, mint and pecorino on a bed of fresh tomato ragu.

The main event was a very generous Lobster Salad Catalana, with a delicious tangy bisque sauce, and mouthwateringly fresh lobster.

My dining partner took on the wine pairings, which complemented each dish perfectly – I tried one of the mocktails which was served so beautifully and really delicious. The dessert was an unusual puffed pastry with ricotta and saffron sponge and honey vanilla gelato. Luckily it wasn’t too big!

We left feeling as if we’d indeed had a quick trip to Sardinia and wondering why more restaurants aren’t focusing in on this really delightful cuisine.

Bellissimo Sette!

Address: 4 Knightsbridge Green, London, UK SW1X 7QA

Website: www.settelondon.co.uk

Written by Claire Selby

Photography courtesy of Sette

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Sophisticated Sardinian dining at Sette: Review

Aug 26, 2022
1 min read

Updated: May 23, 2024

Nestled inside the Bulgari Hotel in Knightsbridge is Sette – a gem of a restaurant offering an exclusive Italian dining experience in a stunning setting. From the moment we walked in, we had such a great experience, from the understated wood-panelled dining room, the jazz quartet and the attentive service throughout.

But on to the food – the bread basket was so exceptional we ordered it twice: lovely fresh flavours and textures from a sundried tomato roulade bread to a cheese twist and a light mini baguette all accompanied with fresh oils, soft cheeses and roasted peppers.

Our first course was a beautifully colourful and flavoursome artichoke and tomato Bottarga salad which encapsulated a lazy Italian hot summer afternoon.

We excitedly indulged in the Culurgiones which followed – like an Italian version of gyoza and so freshly filled with potato, mint and pecorino on a bed of fresh tomato ragu.

The main event was a very generous Lobster Salad Catalana, with a delicious tangy bisque sauce, and mouthwateringly fresh lobster.

My dining partner took on the wine pairings, which complemented each dish perfectly – I tried one of the mocktails which was served so beautifully and really delicious. The dessert was an unusual puffed pastry with ricotta and saffron sponge and honey vanilla gelato. Luckily it wasn’t too big!

We left feeling as if we’d indeed had a quick trip to Sardinia and wondering why more restaurants aren’t focusing in on this really delightful cuisine.

Bellissimo Sette!

Address: 4 Knightsbridge Green, London, UK SW1X 7QA

Written by Claire Selby

Photography courtesy of Sette

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