Fourteen Sky Bar & Restaurant

1. Lovely afternoon tea today! Brilliant selection of sweet and savoury. Tea selection was also great. All good portions and no doubt you’ll find some bits to take home with you to have later on! Service was great, all staff very friendly and approachable.

   Just a little suggestion, I feel as if the sweet selection could do with a break down on what some of the things are? Such as the gateau opera. There was a gel type liquid in a chocolate shell which we had no idea what it actually was so a little mentioning of what it was in the menu would be nice? Maybe a little booklet explaining what each item is, what flavours etc, make it a bit more interesting as there was other flavours that I would have love to know what was in there.

2. I’ve had dinner with my boyfriend celebrating 4 years together. The staff gave us a table just next to the window to enjoy the beautiful view from above. The food, the drinks and the desserts were great. And the best part was when the lady bring us a plate with “Happy anniversary!” written on it. I would definitely recommend. It’s a nice atmosphere.❤️

3. Fabulous views of MK from the fourteenth floor, which is taken up by a restaurant and bar. The restaurant side has the better views of open countryside, whilst the bar overlooks the imposing MK shopping mall and its (ugly) car park.
   There is a good selection of cocktails (priced at £14), wines and beers. We visited on a Sunday so the menu in the restaurant was roasts, plus a few other options. The portion sizes were very generous and the ingredients were of good quality.
   After a hard day of retail therapy, it is the perfect place to relax with a cocktail and then have a decent meal before heading back to the M1 and home.

4. Thoroughly enjoyed our anniversary meal at the Fourteen Sky Bar & Restaurant. Friendly staff, great service, lovely food and a wonderful view of Campbell Park.

5. I recently visited Fourteen Restaurant and Bar in Milton Keynes and had a great meal and dining experience. Situated on the fourteenth floor of Hotel La Tour, it boasts a beautiful viewpoint of the surrounding county. It was busy, usually a good sign, but the view alone is a big drawcard.

   For entrees, we ordered the mackerel and terrine – the presentation and flavours in both were clever and well balanced.

   They do a Beef Wellington for two, a dish now synonymous with Australia’s Erin Patterson, and given we were talking about the case on the way to dinner, we put the ominous convergence and sinister synchronicity aside, it leapt off the menu and so we decided we had to try it.

   I am pleased to say the kitchen and staff don’t rely solely on the views to impress, the food and service were great. The staff were incredibly friendly and efficient, gave good suggestions and were mindful we had a theatre show to get to. Their wine list could do with some better selections, but the range of beers, cocktails and spirits was more than adequate – and I’d suggest a better choice. On the whole – it was, a great place for a memorable view and dining experience.

   After dinner, we headed to the Theatre across the road to watch the hilarious Frankie Boyle. I was glad to return later for some delicious cheesecake and a few yummy shots while looking out over Buckinghamshire and Bedfordshire’s nightscape – it was a perfect end to the evening.

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