Altitude London

I came here with a gf for a champagne tasting and eek. The speaker was boring. The pairings for the champagne was embarrassing, I would hardly call a penny sized shrimp "giant prawn", popcorn (really?), brie (no cracker, no fruit), the best was the final pairing, chocolate dipped strawberries.

The view from the 29th floor was good. Not great for pictures though the light pollution and reflection from the glass makes good pictures of the skyline impossible.

Tonight they had dancers, the champagne tasting, and photographers. Uninspiring DJ. I think they're trying to use pictures from tonight to for their promotional material, ads, website, etc. Don't fall for it.

I'm lucky that we didn't pay full price for the experience but really. It's all flash and no substance. We had vouchers for 50% at the bar we didn't bother. We left unimpressed.

I've been here before a few times, it's a nice venue with great views of London spread over two floors, the food is tasty and they have put on some really interesting events, great size of venue on both floors, the Floor with the brick walls is really cosy feeling

I went here for their 'famous' Sunday brunch after purchasing a 60% off voucher online (off their usual £97 brunch), bringing the price down to a more reasonable £39. To be honest the food was average at best. I find it impossible to believe anyone would ever pay £97 for a brunch (even with two free drinks and an impressive view).

The roast was akin to a school dinner, the juices all from concentrate (not fresh), and the interior exactly what it is, an overnight pop up restaurant that only operates on Sundays.

The selection of stations was limited, with roast, eggs, crepes, and desserts being the only ones available. You would get a better brunch at a three star hotel anywhere in London.

However they seem to have got their marketing right, having pre sold over 5000 of these vouchers in advance for the next three months (what's that twelve Sundays?)..someones making a few bob, never going back, but I doubt that bothers them the way they market themselves..

Because Yelp had no reviews of this place, I had to outsource my quest for reviews to another (worse) website. In my defense, now that I've been, I'm shoring up the gaping hole of information about Altitude 360! The other reviews loved the atmosphere, hated the food.

I think the whole experience was quite lovely. I went with a lady friend who had vouchers from Living Social for Brunch (which may swayed my POV slightly...otherwise, place is pricey!!!) and had a really great experience. The food was lovely, the waitstaff were all friendly without being overbearing and the views were spectacular. We were lucky enough to get reservations on a clear day and it was breathtaking. Also, the food was buffet style and as much as you could eat! We rolled out of there after two hours of gorging ourselves as ladylike as possible.

Obviously, this is a place for special occassions ...I'm not going to hazard a guess as to what the buffet costs but my gut says it's more than your average pub roast. However, special occassions would suit this classy restaurant.

I attended a party here a few weeks ago. It's a bit of an odd location and has a strange layout (to get from the drinks reception to dinner we had to take the lift down to the entrance hall, walk to a different lift - then head back upstairs). But, the views are pretty impressive.

The rooms were very nice for a corporate do, and the canapes delicious. Dinner; reasonably average though if I'm honest. I think if you're going to hold a party somewhere with huge windows that provide a talking point, there are other - better - places to do it.

Probably a very good location for a drinks do though...

Just got back from the Afternoon Tea, acquired through Groupon.

Will echo previous sentiments that the typical £89.00 price tag for afternoon tea is extremely high for what you get, but was quite happy with what I got for my £29.00 voucher.

As expected, the 360 degree view of London was phenomenal, and highly recommended. I was actually taken aback by how much of The Big Smoke was visible from our corner table.

I thought the service was excellent, the place was well-staffed and everyone from the secretary on the ground floor to the coat-checker to the waiting staff was swift, polite and well-spoken. I have seen some complaints about the decour but I thought everyone was very well-presented, and the food and coffee was very tasty and made for a very pleasant and surprisingly filling treat.

Overall, I'd highly recommend the experience if you come across a voucher or Groupon deal.

Used a voucher for afternoon tea. Was meant to be around £85 normally but reduced to around £35. Of course the views are spectacular etc. but the place seemed like an empty office with dining tables placed in it.

There was a selection of Twinings tea, and some small sandwiches (similar to Tesco pre-packed sandwiches but a quarter of the size). Service was average.

However the toilets were shocking - they hadn't been cleaned at all - I won't go into details but it was like a disgusting pub toilet, despite the high end fittings.

In summary it was over priced at £35 let alone £85. Not sure who would pay full price.

The view is gorgeous, come here for a drink for sure - the drinks are great and the view is too!

Dinner is pricey and I dont think reallllllllllly worth the price... but surely worth it for a drink and peak at the view!

Awful value horrendously expensive for a self service canteen style brunch basically you're paying for the view. Staff are willing but obviously not been properly trained you are introduced on arrival to a "waiter" whose only role is to bring you a drink. If you want to eat - and this is a brunch venue - then you have to queue up at the buffet table. Queuing is a nightmare as, by the time you get the eggs, for example, you then have to queue again for toast so either the eggs or the toast are cold!


Full price is advertised as £97 and they don't even serve tea in a tea pot you get a tea bag in a cup with hot water also no milk jugs this place is an insult!


There are plenty if great places in Lindon offering great value if you just want a view go to the top of St George's hotel Langham place much better.


I went twice - first time on a voucher offer and was so appalled by the experience that I wrote to the manager - who invited me back a couple of months later "after they'd made changes" I went back and guess what - no booking in my name on arrival! But I did get a table - and the only improvement I discovered was that this time the food on the buffet table had labels so you could identify the food. I would STRONGLY URGE everyone NOT to give this establishment your money. It is a rip off!


Even the toilets were filthy.

Altitude is simply a stunning venue let down by a very bad management. Very poor service, poor communication and the only thing they are interested in is your money. Would never go back again.
Their air conditioning is not working on 29th floor and staff unfortunately don't know what are they doing.
It's a shame because the views are beautiful.