Petersham Nurseries is a lifestyle destination that includes a plant nursery, an elegant greenhouse restaurant offering set menus for all diners, a shop selling exquisite antiques, homewares and gifts and a teahouse offering wholesome seasonal dishes and homemade cakes. It is a place of calm, away from the bustle of London, that respects and is in tune with nature and positive living. The Boglione family, who own the nurseries and live in the adjoining Petersham House are rooted to their blend of British and Italian culture which remains at the heart of the business and is reflected in the style of the food that is served. Petersham Nurseries Café is inspired by what is growing in our kitchen garden and by the produce supplied to us by our sister company, Haye Farm. Whilst maintaining their passion for simplicity, flora, fauna and responsibly sourced produce they have created an unparalleled setting just outside of central London.
Treviso Restaurant serving the finest Italian cuisine with the specialty of the house is Fish (High quality fish is served from first courses to main course). The right choice for fish dishes is Treviso in Richmond.A nice place to spend a romantic dinner or for a family to enjoy early evenings to larger parties for most formal occasions.We look forward to serving you a little bit of Italian life at Treviso.Great food and atmosphere with touch of Italian flair.
O Calhau Feltham is a very welcoming, very cosy Portuguese restaurant that we can’t get enough of. It’s a family-run place on Staines Road in Feltham, one that doesn’t try to scream from the rooftops about the quality of the food because the quality of the food speaks for itself. Begin your meal with a selection of hot tapas then consider a main of fresh fish – this is a Portuguese restaurant, after all – with the grilled king prawns served with baby calamaris being a dish we’d certainly recommend. O Calhau Feltham offers as well a fine selection of wine and the staff will be more than happy to help you choose one to pair with your food. In this part of suburban London, not far at all from Heathrow airport, we don’t know of a better Portuguese restaurant. Reserve a table now.
Combining British heritage with European grandeur, The Wolseley is an all-day café-restaurant on London’s iconic Piccadilly. Renowned for its spectacular interior, immaculately presented classic food and seamless service, it is open from early until late, seven days a week.
West London melts away as chargrilled meat and fish are drizzled and dressed with modern-mezze flavours amidst a plethora of interpretive feasting dishes.Layered dining promotes a flowing service that gives flavours room to breathe.
Trinity reopened in October 2015 with the same ethos, culture and team whilst recreating a new and refreshing backdrop - retaining its sophistication and remaining a restaurant of significance in Clapham. An alfresco dining area accommodates 16 guests, the dining room seating 40 guests that now have a clear view into an open plan kitchen with banquette seating surrounded by the soft hues of jade green and dusty heather pink. Staying true to his style of cookery, the new menu will focus on Adam’s interpretation of great classics in a relaxed and approachable setting. The kitchen presents a four course a la carte menu for a set price of £70 for lunch and £120 for dinner. The wine list continues to offer great value with the Chef's Cellar List (just add VAT and corkage), increasing both our quantity and quality and a overall extension to the main wine list of up to 400 bins now on display in the feature wine cellar on the ground floor.
Located in the heart of fashionable Marylebone and a short walk from Bond Street tube station 28°-50° Marylebone Lane is a relaxed, wine-focused bar and restaurant offering a seasonally changing modern-European menu. Guided by a team of sommeliers, we have one of the most unique wine lists in London, featuring a range of wines by the glass, carafe and bottle at exceptional prices as well as a 'Collectors List' showcasing unique fine wines from private collectors. Spread over two floors, the venue features two dining rooms and a 12-seater bar. We also offer 'al fresco' dining and our private room is available for events, celebrations or corporate get-togethers.
Set in the heart of Chiswick in west London, High Road Brasserie is a neighbourhood restaurant open from morning until late offering an all-day European-style brasserie menu, including a weekday set menu, kids menus and a weekend brunch and roast menu. With Art Deco details, vintage bar and a terrace overlooking Chiswick High Road, the brasserie is the ideal setting for intimate dinners or large celebrations, as well as a morning coffee or late-night cocktail.For larger events, the private lower ground bar and events space can cater up to 120 people. For more information, please contact privateevents.centrallondon@sohohouse.com.
SOIF is a charming neighbourhood bistro, serving seasonal modern European food and an excitingnatural wine selection.Please note that we do not take bookings for outside. We work with first arrived, first servedpolicy. Thank you for your understanding. The kitchen closes at 9am on Monday and 9.30pm during the rest of the week and at 3.30pm on Sunday. We are opening on Mondays for Chicken & Wine Monday. From Tuesday to Saturday, kitchen closes between 3pm and 6pm, however as we are still open for drinks, we can serve Charcuterie Selection or Cheese Selection during this period.CARD PAYMENTS ONLY.Our Bookings Cancellations & T&C's clickhttps://www.soif.co/_files/ugd/c4417e_d55fd31077184aed8e57de3cb654c57a.pdf
Casa Cruz is an intimate, warm and elegant neighbourhood restaurant tucked into the leafy streets of London’s Notting Hill. Spread across two handsomely designed floors and a charming roof terrace, the core philosophy of Casa Cruz is to be a home-away-from-home for all.Dating back to the early Victorian era, the building Casa Cruz now calls home in London was first a pub that would have been popular with passing trades. Architecturally, the exterior still maintains most of its original details, including the tall, dual aspect window cornices and surrounds on the upper floors, which were spared during the Blitz.
