The City, London

"Let's address the elephant in your beautifully restored Grade II listed room: your mobile website's header is a complete disaster. It looks like your phone number, booking buttons, and hamburger menu got into a bar fight and nobody won. Squishing your gorgeous dining room hero image into a tiny 50-pixel high sliver on mobile is a crime against your own 'Magical Ambience'. Speaking of magical, the disappearing act you pulled with your menu isn't the good kind of magic. Forcing users to click 'PRESS HERE TO SEE ALL MENUS' just adds friction when they are already hungry and looking for what you serve. Furthermore, your typography choices are a bit confusing; pairing a clean sans-serif with a decorative font that looks like it belongs on a pirate's treasure map cheapens the upscale, sophisticated vibe you're clearly trying to project. On the bright side, your footer is actually very well-structured, containing all the crucial details like comprehensive hours and contact info clearly laid out. But unless you fix that mobile header, nobody is going to stick around long enough to scroll down and find it. You have a stunning venue; it's time your website reflected that instead of looking like a broken responsive template from 2012."