Gary's review of Galvin at Windows

I visited Galvin @ Windows for a birthday celebration and we were fortunate to occupy one of the larger tables situated by the large window (does have a greenhouse effect on a warm day) over seeing the spectular views London has to offer.
Unfortunately this along with the charming service from our waitress was the highlight of our meal.
Call me old fashioned, but when I go out for a meal, the main focus should be the food. Unfortuantely the food here was not worthy of a Michelin 1*. The problem being – lack of seasoning not only on mine, but on all the dishes that we all tasted. I had to request salt and pepper for my organic pork chop.
Fair enough, we opted for the lunch menu, but we have eaten lunch menus at Maze, Alain Ducasse @ Dorchester, Ramsay @ Claridges in the last 12 months and this was easily the worse 3 course meal we have had.
The pineapple desert lacked flavour as if the pineapple had been in transit for a long while. I don;t normally choose fruit desserts. However I had a pineapple ravioli @ Royal Hospital Road quite a while back and that was probably the best desert I've ever had at a restaurant, so was hopeful that this pineapple dessert would evoke that memory. It didn't.
There was nice touch at the end with a nicely decorated plate of chocolates with “happy birthday” written around the sides, but other than that a mediocre meal with a nice view of London.