Terrace Restaurant

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Dalloway Terrace | Restaurant with Outdoor Terrace | Bloomsbury ...

Named after the eponymous character created by Virginia Woolf, an author whose name will forever be associated with Bloomsbury, Dalloway Terrace is an elegant, poetic and quintessentially English space.

Set in the heart of the historic and vibrant Bloomsbury, London’s literary centre, the beautiful indoor-outdoor space is just a two-minute walk from Tottenham Court Road station and the hustle and bustle of Oxford Street and Soho.

Fully heated in winter, this year round destination restaurant and bar offers the peace and charm of a secluded secret garden in the winter and a light, elegant and beautiful alfresco offering in the spring and summer months

London Terrace Restaurant London Zoo Reviews & Family Deals

Roast meat and seasonal fish dishes are firm favourites.

And if you’ve got a sweet tooth, there’s even a delicious section of both healthy deserts your kids will love, and classic baked treats.

To extend the zoo’s conservation programme, ZSL ensure that their food is ethically provided: fish is from sustainable sources, and fruit and veg are seasonal and locally-sourced as far as possible.

To find out more about visiting London Zoo itself, click here to see what our K-Raters thought of it.

KidRated’s Top Tip: If your kids are fussy eaters head over to the Kids Corner – stocked with all-time classics, it’s sure to have something your kids will enjoy.

REVIEW: Locale Blackheath, Lawn Terrace, Blackheath Village ...

I took a good friend to a restaurant I’ve not visited before, but one which was their all time favourite dining spots.

The salad was actually rather good, full of coriander, lime, and tossed in a lovely chilli yuzu sauce.

My dining companion recommend this dish (uh-oh), I was on the edge of my seat, begging for it to be as good as they say.

The sweet soy sauce had a good balance of sweetness, turning each mouthful into a salivating affair, even the side of veg was nice.

I know I said the prawns were good, but this steak should really be top of your list and considering the relatively affordable price tag – you get a lot of quality meat on your plate for the money.

London's best rooftop bars, alfresco dining spaces & outdoor terraces

The Resident has put together a list of 47 of the best rooftop bars and terraces for lazy outdoor pursuits… 1 Orrery, Marylebone This luxury French restaurant, part of the D&D London group, is located on the first floor of a converted stable block, overlooking St Marylebone Church gardens.

16-22 Great Russell St, Fitzrovia WC1B 3NN; dallowayterrace.com 4 Coppa Club, Tower Hill Coppa Club’s riverside terrace features seven standalone ‘cabanas’ and a huge hexagonal bar – perfect for alfresco dining in London.

One Tower Bridge, London, SE1 2AA; theivytowerbridge.com 8 Aster, Victoria  As part of a campaign to cover London and its summer terraces in colourful flowers, D&D’s restaurants, including the swish new Aster in Victoria, have all recently released fun summer menus to match their new colourful alfresco dining spaces.

5 Saint James’s Street, Green Park SW1A 1EF; boulestin.com 11 The Terrace Grill & Bar at Le Meridien Piccadilly The Terrace Grill & Bar at Le Meridien Piccadilly has both indoor and terrace seating – one of the only outdoor spaces on Piccadilly.

21 Lowndes Street, Belgravia SW1X 9ES; 020 7858 7223; The Roof Deck Restaurant and Bar, Selfridges  The Roof Deck is a Californian-style dining space atop Selfridges serving everything from great guacamole to flavoursome grills, as well as summery cocktails and afternoon tea.

The Terrace Restaurant & Bar | Charing Cross | Amba Hotels

The Terrace offers an all-day dining venue and bar where you can enjoy everything from classic afternoon tea to a specially shaken cocktail courtesy of our in-house mixologist.

What ties every dining and drinking experience together is the fantastic views of the Strand below – something which has made our location a favourite with many for more than 150 years.

The Terrace, South Bank & Bankside

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Sea Containers to launch new seafood & champagne summer terrace

The al fresco dining space will vaunt a new seafood-led menu and lobster shack with takeaway dishes for riverside picnics.

The terrace is divided into two halves – with an al fresco restaurant with full dining menu to one side and the more casual Lobster Shack to the other side.

On the Lobster Shack menu: lobster rolls, ceviche tacos and seasonal oysters as well as Perrier-Jou�t Champagne by the glass, takeaway half bottles and picnic packages in their signature coolers.

On the menu: Clay Baked Lobster (half or whole); Market Fish of the Day; Poached Shrimp Salad; and Tuna Tartare.

The wine list will feature the entire Perriet-Jou�t range of bottles and vintage champagnes – from Perrier-Jou�t Grand Brut through to Belle �poque – as well as a select choice of ros� wine by the glass or bottle.

Dalloway Terrace, restaurant review: Eat, drink and be Hygge | The ...

The association with Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway is perhaps a little misplaced for The Bloomsbury’s Dalloway Terrace, despite the obvious literary connection.

As part of The Bloomsbury hotel, expect a high level of service and plenty of British favourites on the all day dining menu, from fish and chips to rabbit stew, with other influences including European from steak tartar and hints of Japanese in the miso cod.

Each day has an assigned daily special dishes from crayfish mac and cheese to grilled poussin.

I chose the black valley lamb cutlets; a trio of large cuts with a rich champ – ab Irish version of mashed potato with spring onions – and roasted vine tomatoes, which made my side order of cauliflower cheese slightly redundant.

In true alpine spirit, there’s a chocolate fondue, served in a mini La Creuset dish atop a little flame filled with white chocolate and a side dish of fruit and a fondue stick to dip them in with.

Terrace Restaurant

One of only 34 Roux Scholars in the UK, he sees dishes as his natural expression of a warm welcome.

These are all values clearly reflected in his signature classic style, a sophisticated blend of richly comforting dishes with elegant touches of innovation.

His intuitive imagination for seasonal dishes is inspired and driven by a superb natural larder right on his doorstep.

All showcased ultimately on the plate with spectacular produce straight from the restaurant’s organic kitchen garden, from across The New Forest and from the neighbouring coastal counties of Hampshire and Dorset.

The very best seasonal, regional produce sourced with passion, crafted with care and served exquisitely.

House Restaurant | National Theatre

House Restaurant and Bar is a stylish dining destination at the National Theatre, serving a contemporary take on classic restaurant dishes.

Try our Pinocchio inspired afternoon tea, Hi-Diddle-dee-Tea, available in House Restaurant.

Enjoy the menu from our Network on-stage restaurant, Foodwork, for yourself.

Only available after performances of Network.

Please refer to the National Theatre calendar.

Park Terrace

Here at the Royal Garden Hotel we pride ourselves on offering exceptional value and excellent customer service.

“We were going to use booking.com as we use it often, but we booked directly and what royal treatment we received!

Amazing team which reflects a truly amazing hotel.”

Terrace | Restaurants in South Bank, London

This small-plates brasserie fits the bill for a quick pre-theatre bite but it's no destination and the bill mounts quickly.

The National Theatre has lots of café-bar areas, which ebb and flow like tides; a surprisingly good restaurant, called House; and then this small-plates brasserie.

What’s good about Terrace is the waiting staff’s first enquiry: ‘Are you going to see a show?’

The menu reads well enough: a mixture of modishly Mediterranean and international dishes.

If you have enough time to dine at the aforementioned House, it is much preferable (if even pricier), and a mere minute’s walk away.