Enjoy London panoramic views in Restaurant 1540 . Restaurant 1540 and lounges offers casual dining.Book for either Lunch between 12 and 2pm, Afternoon Tea between 1.30 and 5pm or for Dinner between 6pm & 9.00pm.
The great British pub is back and it's right at the heart of East Finchley. The Bald Faced Stag pub, on the corner of High Road and East End Road and only a 2 minute walk from East Finchley tube station, is a beautiful pub with hints of old and new creating an amazing contemporary atmosphere throughout the week. With a menu filled with seasonal specials, pub classics and Sunday roasts to knock your socks off, our dining room is a must-visit for foodies around East Finchley and Muswell Hill.We take pride in our huge pub garden, which is available all year round thanks to our heaters and covers. Our beautiful mother tree stands proud in the center and makes for a romantic spot.
The Restaurant at NoMad London is set inside a soaring three-storey atrium evocative of a lush Edwardian greenhouse. Our menu is eclectic with a focus on local and regional bounty from farm, field and coast, offering dishes to comfort the spirit and moments of decadence and whimsy for nights to remember. An extensive wine list curated by Wine Director Alessia Ferrarello and a drinks programme created by Bar Director Liana Oster and the celebrated NoMad Bar team complement the menu and are a destination unto themselves.Please note that we are a cashless restaurant.* Please note that from April 7th until May 9th, NoMad Restaurant will temporarily close as it undergoes refurbishment. The Library and Side Hustle will remain open, with Side Hustle welcoming an earlier opening time of 12PM. Please do not hesitate to reach out should you have any questions.
Savoy Grill by Gordon Ramsay is without doubt one of London's most legendary restaurants with a plethora of menus to choose from, reviving recipes from the original Chef's days in the kitchen back in 1889.
Lively Scottish restaurant in Belgravia, London with a cigar terrace, extensive whisky & negroni bars, private dining rooms and daily LIVE MUSIC - serving modern British dishes and the finest whiskies. The interior features chic and elegant décor, including leather chairs, plush tartan carpets and an impressive collection of original artwork and memorabilia.Our Executive Chef, Andy Rose, scours the UK for the finest ingredients from small-scale producers, so you can indulge in the very best. One dish you simply cannot miss is the Roast Dumfriesshire Blackface Haggis.Our talented Bar team curate ever changing exquisite whisky, wine and cocktail lists, that are widely considered the best in London. In 2022, The World of Fine Wine awarded us the Best Spirits List in the World and included us in the Top Ten wine lists in London. All these factors combined with our spectacular daily live music and late licence, makes for a great and memorable night out in Central London.
The Harwood Arms re-opened in September 2008 after some much needed refurbishment. This rural haven in the middle of Fulham is a collaboration between Brett Graham of the famed Ledbury restaurant, Mike Robinson of the acclaimed Pot Kiln pub in rural Berkshire and Edwin Vaux from the famous Vaux brewery. The idea is to provide Londoners with a really relaxed venue for eating the finest British produce, cooked amazingly well, accompanied by excellent beer and wine at a great price.
The Lanesborough Grill is home to Executive Chef Shay Cooper’s modern and innovative British cookery, with a focus on seasonal produce from around the country. Signature dishes include Coronation Crab Salad, Dover Sole and Beef Wellington presented table side to share. A richly decorated dining room, naturally illuminated during the day by a domed glass roof while seductively aglow under softly lit chandeliers in the evening, this grand Regency restaurant offers a truly memorable fine dining experience. On Thursdays, enjoy live entertainment from a jazz trio, whilst on Sundays one of the best Sunday Roast Lunches in London can be found here. An exhibition of modern art by British based artists adorning the walls adds to the ambience.The Lanesborough Grill is located with the five star Lanesborough hotel located at Hyde Park Corner where Knightsbridge, Belgravia and Mayfair meet.
Indigo is both our signature restaurant and a neighbourhood jewel famed for flavour open for a hearty breakfast, delicious lunches or a delectable dinner date. We’re always delighted to see old and new friends in Indigo’s calm and elegant space overlooking the vibrant Lobby Bar – a prime position from which to keep an eye on the hotel’s comings and goings…Overseen by Head Chef Dominic Teague, Indigo’s menu exemplifies his penchant for British ingredients crafted into delicious dishes with a touch of imagination. Dominic goes to extraordinary lengths to source an incredible medley of foods from across the British Isles, working with a network of trusted independent producers who support his commitment to seasonal and sustainable cooking that is ever-changing and always exciting. Plates have both substance and style, imbued with the skill and passion of a team that celebrates flavour and provenance in every dish.
Renowned for speciality cuts, signature dishes, and fresh seafood, The Mitre welcomed back original Head Chef Pat Lynch following an extensive refurb and reopening in October 2023. His food is exceptional, honest and British, with the global influences Pat has gathered throughout his career littered throughout his menu.One of the headline dishes is the Mitre original braised rabbit pappardelle, but not to be missed are Pat’s specially selected cuts of Scottish beef - from none other than renowned butcher John Gilmour - which he expertly grills on his Japanese-style Robata.The brand-new menus will be devised of a sensational food selection including unmissable Sunday Roasts and contemporary seafood dishes. The food in the restaurant will be timeless, whilst the brand-new bar is the perfect spot for an exceptional pint and a light bite to eat.
Francatelli, a new British restaurant in London, celebrates the legacy of 19th-century chef Charles Elmé Francatelli through modern interpretations of his classic dishes. Chef William Drabble, known for his seasonal focus and local sourcing, leads the kitchen, drawing inspiration from Francatelli's 1846 cookbook "The Modern Cook." Expect a menu rooted in simplicity and British produce, with some show-stopping flourishes.
