Le Serpentine

Private dining isn't part of Le Serpentine's offering, the restaurant lists private parties as not available, with the focus on its warm, open dining room and an intimate evening atmosphere.

Weekend brunch at Le Serpentine is a highlight, brunch is served Saturday and Sunday from 12:00–14:15 and reviewers call it a perfect brunch.

Yes, Le Serpentine is well suited to date night: the restaurant describes evenings as feutrée et confidentielle, and guests explicitly praise it as a top date-night meal with tasting menus and wine pairings.

Yes, Le Serpentine offers wine pairings (four 8 cl glasses) and guests also praise the cocktails on the drinks list.

Evenings are ideal for an intimate, hushed experience, Le Serpentine says the atmosphere becomes more 'feutrée et confidentielle' at night (dinner Tue–Sat, 19:00–22:00); for a relaxed weekend midday, the Saturday–Sunday brunch (12:00–14:15) is a popular, lazy choice.

Le Serpentine feels warm, contemporary and elegant, lunch is efficient and polished, while evenings are hushed and intimate; guests call the decor breathtaking and the atmosphere calm and welcoming.

Le Serpentine can be very full at peak times, guests report long waits and that the dining room was “pretty much full.” At other visits reviewers describe a calm, elegant and relaxed atmosphere.

Le Serpentine's seasonal asparagus is a recurring favourite, guests specifically praise the asparagus, and asparagus dishes appear on the current menu.

Tenue décontractée, casual, comfortable dress is appropriate; nothing formal is required.