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Bronte | Restaurant, café and terrace located on the Strand
Bronte Restaurant & Cocktail Bar; a modern day twist with classic style combines contemporary pan Asian fusion created by executive Chef Andrew Lassetter and the world of mixology to create the perfect ambiance for those looking for a fun dining and socializing experience.
Our extensive menu is available all day offering guests an opportunity to experience traditional breakfast and lunch items if you visit us before dinner.
Bronte serves a selection of dishes ranging from avocado toast smash to tuna tataki tostadas and funky fish and chips.
So no need to worry we’ve got something for everyone any time any day.
Conveniently located on the strand off Trafalgar square an iconic landmark in London our timeless Tom Dixon design sets the scene for those looking to let their hair down in a fun flirty and sophisticated manner.
The Grand Imperial, Guoman Grosvenor Hotel - London Restaurant ...
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Grandly housed in the hotel adjacent to Victoria Station, this Cantonese dining room offers airy surroundings and good-value dim sum (and lunch) menus, making it an ideal daytime rendezvous; by night, it looks set to appeal particularly to the business market.
On the other side of central London, and with less fanfare, Guoman hotels are busy updating the hotel adjacent to Victoria Station.
Sadly, our visit did not allow an extensive sampling of the menu, but one thing is clear: dim sum are very good.
At lunchtime they do a number of good 'deals' too - either just dim sum, or dim sum as part of a somewhat longer menu.
In the evening, we suspect that it's for the business market that this large and undoubtedly well-spaced room is of most interest.
Sheraton Grand London Park Lane: Luxury Park Lane Hotel
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Enjoy breakfast and in-room Internet, from £269 Book your stay at The Sheraton Grand London Park Lane Hotel, and wake up to a savoury Breakfast.
In-room High Speed Internet Access is also included in your reservation, to help you stay connected to what matters to you.
Full English Breakfast In-room High Speed Internet Access Rates from £267 per night, representing up to 10% discount based on our best room-only rate, with breakfast and internet purchased separately.
Add £16 per extra person for breakfast.
Hotel in London | Sheraton Grand London Park Lane
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Press – The Oxford
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The grand opening kicks off 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 7 with “Garden in a Glass,” when folks are invited to bring in their fruits, vegetables and fresh herbs from the Farmers Market to the The Oxford’s bartender who will incorporate them into a distinctive cocktail – The sky is the limit!
From 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., The Oxford will be pouring wine at the Magic of Sunnyvale & Wine Stroll on Murphy Avenue followed by an official ribbon cutting at the restaurant at 5 p.m. with cocktails, appetizers and live music.
The international flavors of the streets of London come alive in dishes such as falafel sliders with mint tahini yogurt ($10); roasted chickpea hummus topped with lamb kabob ($11); grilled cheddar cheese on Panorama sourdough slathered with red onion jam ($12); beer-battered fish and chips with pickled ramp tartar sauce ($14); and the Oxford burger with house-made pickles ($15).
Both classic and contemporary cocktails are spotlighted, including originals such as the Yamato Sling #3 ($8), made with Broker’s Gin, sake, Vanilla-Ceylon Elixir Green Tea, and Blackstrap Bitters; and The Bluejay ($9), a unique blend of Mexican lager, Fidencio Classico Mezcal, grapefruit, lime and Bittercube Jamaican #2 Bitters.
In a nod to London’s long love affair with this botanical spirit, The Oxford also boasts seven gin cocktails.
The RA Grand Café | Royal Academy of Arts
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Surrounded by murals created by Royal Academicians through the ages, the RA Grand Café offers a restful and elegant place to enjoy modern British food.
On a chilly day, why not try one of our hearty dishes, like roast chicken or fish pie – perhaps with a glass of wine or beer from our extensive list.
The RA Grand Café is ideal for a quick bite to eat, a mid-exhibition break, afternoon tea or a long leisurely lunch.
The space has been designed by Design Research Studio under the direction of internationally renowned designer Tom Dixon, with whom we have worked closely to design the interior.
The decor features an impressive glass installation housing sculptures from our permanent collection that have not been in the public view, and selected to complement the design.
The Delaunay | European Café Restaurant – Aldwych, Covent Garden
Savini at Criterion: restaurant review | Life and style | The Guardian
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Meal for two, including drinks and service: £200 The Criterion on London’s Piccadilly Circus is a space in search of a decent restaurant.
At the end of the meal, as I stared back down the long, sparsely populated dining room, the thrum of Kind of Blue echoing off the marble – they play it on a loop – I didn’t feel angry about the outbreaks of clumsy cooking or the ludicrous prices.
The idea of a classic bit of Milan, here on this site in London, doing classic Italian things, is very attractive indeed.
Savini’s take on osso bucco, served in the traditional manner with risotto Milanese, should be the one by which the rest of London’s Italian restaurants benchmark themselves.
■ And so the go-to place in London for comforting but classy Italian food which will punish the wallet but do the thing remains Sartoria, with Francesco Mazzei at the stoves.
The Wolseley | European Café Restaurant in Mayfair, London
For groups over 6, please call us to make your booking.
Unfortunately, multiple bookings for the same party will not be honoured.
The Wolseley Restaurant London Review
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The Bottom Line The Wolseley is a cafe-restaurant on Londons Piccadilly worth visiting for its grand interior as well as its excellent Eggs Benedict.
Address: The Wolseley, 160 Piccadilly, London W1J 9EB Telephone: 020 7499 6996 Official Website: www.thewolseley.com No PhotographyYou are not permitted to take photos inside The Wolseley which is a good thing as you must then enjoy the moment and rely on your eyes to capture the splendor of the interior.
Free Postage Paid PostcardsOutside the restrooms downstairs you can pick up postcards of the interior of The Wolseley.
I had to reserve a table but was able to book just a few days before and was informed on the phone that i could have the table for 1.5 hours, which is more than enough time for breakfast.
The Breakfast Menu features lots of pastries and plenty of English options including a bacon and fried egg roll, kippers (fish), and the traditional full English fried breakfast.