
Saffron Risotto
£24Carnaroli rice, aged parmesan, brown butter and a whole pinch of Persian saffron per plate. The dish the restaurant is named for.
House signature
A small dining room, a short menu, and one golden thread running through every plate. Saffron Table cooks modern European food lit up by the world's rarest spice.

Every dish at Saffron Table begins the same way — with a pinch of saffron, bloomed in warm water until it turns the colour of late-evening sun. From there, the seasons decide the rest.
Chef Amara Sethi and her small team cook a menu that changes with the market: forty seats, two sittings a night, and food that is generous first and clever second.
The plates guests cross the city for — on the menu every night, whatever the season brings around them.

Carnaroli rice, aged parmesan, brown butter and a whole pinch of Persian saffron per plate. The dish the restaurant is named for.
House signature
Crisp-skinned salmon off the coals, charred asparagus, green herb oil and a saffron beurre blanc that ties it together.
From the grill
70% single-origin chocolate, cocoa-nib crumble, olive oil and a whisper of smoked salt. Finished tableside with warm ganache.
Save room★★★★★“The risotto alone is worth the train fare. We've been four times and the menu has surprised us every single visit.”
★★★★★“Forty seats and it still feels like they cooked just for us. The chef's counter is the best seat in the city right now.”
★★★★★“Booked the Amber Room for my father's 70th. Impeccable service, and the saffron theme ran through everything beautifully.”
14 Ember Lane, Mayfair
London W1K 4QT
Two minutes from Green Park station. Nearest parking: Berkeley Square NCP.
Tables for the weekend go quickly — the chef's counter usually books out a fortnight ahead.