Grace - London

Not a great time to be honest.Dinner for 2, we both did the fixed course optionForced to sit next to the only other couple in the restaurant (e.g. poor seating by hostess)Portions were super small, artsy and mostly tasty but not filling (overpriced for sure)We waited over an hour between the first and second courses, forced to spend 2+ hours at restaurant to wait for all food to come out (would have been longer if we didnt ask for desert to come out quicker).Had 2 waiters the first one got her clothes in one of our drinks (we claimed it was a fly to be polite), immediately given poor treatment for requesting a new glass and told any more would cost extra. The second one gave our food to the 1 other couple in the restaurant (contributed to the ridiculous wait time). First waitress watched as I selected tip despite poor service, VERY uncomfortable.Given 2 free drinks to say sorry, it was a very nice gesture but the drinks were so so.The desert we ordered was unavailable because the table next to us (yup, same people aforementioned) took the last one since our order was sent to them by mistake and caused the long wait for food (BRUH moment)I hope service improves. For the unbelievable amount of money spent, the wait time and unwillingness to give us proper service is saddening.

Their rotation dinner course is worth it for the price since you can try lots of different things. They definitely experiment with their food and while some of them work, some are not too great. Their service is top tier however. Still a very great experience and worth a try regardless!

Fine dining in a more relaxed atmosphere. Food was all interesting and flavourful. Well presented and courses told a story. We tried the place out for Londonlicious and would highly recommend. Price is incredible for the experience, good portions. Drinks can be a little pricy, but we're interesting cocktails and paired well with dinner.Vegetarian options: Vegetarian options are offered, and menu denotes items which can be made vegan.

Probably the best restaurant in London. Such amazing food and awesome staff. If you can, you should get a seat at the chef's table. Loved watching them prepare all the dishes. If you have a larger party, you can book their vault room; the space used to be a bank with a real vault still intact

This restaurant is a level above pretty much anything else you will find in London, Ontario. The menu is organized in four courses (though you can also order a la carte, if you prefer), with multiple selections for each course. The individual offerings are creative, entirely new sight and taste experiences, not riffs on a pork chop or the like. There are plenty of vegetarian options; I'm not vegetarian, but chose some of these options because the looked (and were) very good. The waiter helped us pair wines with each course. The flavour combinations are highly original. Grace is more reminiscent of some of the great restaurants of Europe or New York, than it is of anything else near it. If you haven't you should surely give it a try.