Eat Out London!The Ivy St John's Wood
Located in the heart of St John's Wood. Open 7 days a week for breakfast, weekend brunch, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner.
All Day Casual Dining Restaurant - The Ivy Cafe, St John's Wood, London
Located in the heart of St John’s Wood, The Ivy Café is an exciting addition to the sophisticated North London neighbourhood: a relaxed yet stylish dining experience offering an accessible all-day menu in a friendly, neighbourly environment.
We always keep a number of tables unreserved throughout the day, allowing you to sample our range of café-style menus at your leisure from breakfast until late, or you can simply pop in for a drink and some nibbles – zucchini fritti and truffle arancini are amongst our favourites.
Open seven days a week, The Ivy Café, St John’s Wood includes outdoor Parisian style street seating, and brings some of the familiarity and charm of The Ivy brand to the already fashionable St John’s Wood.
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The Ivy Cafe - St John's Wood, London - Emma Eats & Explores
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My trip to the Ivy Cafe in Marylebone last year was hugely enjoyable so I was thrilled when they invited me to try out their newest restaurant, The Ivy Cafe in St John’s Wood.
The drinks were delicious, nice and crisp and a really lovely way to start the meal.
Similar in style to the other Ivy restaurants I’ve been to (with leather banquettes, low lighting and a brasserie type feel) it was still eclectic enough to have a personality of its own.
Firm on the outside, giving way to a creamy gooey middle it was absolutely delicious and the fresh citrus salad did a great job of making sure it wasn’t to heavy and rich.
On the other hand Dan went for something much heavier off of the ‘Ivy Classics’ menu.
All Day Casual Dining Restaurant - The Ivy Cafe, Blackheath, London
All Day Casual Dining Restaurant - The Ivy Cafe, Marylebone, London
The Ivy Café, Marylebone presents a relaxed yet stylish dining experience offering an accessible all-day menu in a friendly, neighbourly environment.
Open seven days a week, The Ivy Café, Marylebone brings some of the familiarity of The Ivy brand to the ceaselessly chic Marylebone Lane, providing the perfect setting for any occasion.
A number of tables remain unreserved throughout the day allowing you to sample our range of café-style menus at your leisure from breakfast until late, whether you are a local resident, work close by or shopping in the area.
The Ivy Cafe St John's Wood, review | Culture Whisper
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But our feeling was that The Ivy - strong and proud and refurbished in Covent Garden - should be famous for being the ultimate flagship - the sole force behind a brand never really meant to expand.
But now that brand Ivy has grown considerably (Ivy Cafes and Market Grills are now in Kensington, Soho, Covent Garden and even Bristol), we've been forced to take notice - and while we still think that The Ivy need to watch their backs and avoid becoming the new high street restaurant giant of affordable luxury (is nothing sacred?)
- we also have to say that new Ivy Cafe St John's Wood is really rather good.
Rather than one large brasserie-style dining space, synonymous with The Ivy, Ivy Cafe St John's Wood has split into three discernible chasms of dining.
Food and drink: There's a reason everybody looks so happy at The Ivy - considering the luxury feel, the food is blisteringly cheap, so much so that ordering a main over £17 takes considerable work (unless you're getting the steak and in that case it's a few more pounds).
Ivy Café St John's Wood - British Brasserie in North London | Just ...
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The Ivy Café St John’s Wood (after a short delay) is finally open, one of the best new places to eat in North London.
The latest, Ivy Café St John’s Wood, tells this tale.
The Ivy Cafés present an air of exclusivity while maintaining their accessibility and stylish casual ambiance, all with the certainty of excellent service, and delectably comforting all day fare.
Landing in NW8, the Ivy Café St. John’s Wood will not disappoint old goers and new comers.
And the surefire classic, the Ivy Shepherd’s Pie.
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Celeb-filled and iconic, The Ivy has been a key fixture on the London restaurant scene since 1917.
The menu isn’t shy when it comes to quantity, with everything from duck curry to lamb shoulder via fish and chips present and correct.
The Ivy’s famous shepherd’s pie is present and correct - and a wise choice - while a brioche-crumbed chicken Milanese, topped with a fried egg and black truffle, sums up the overall experience rather well: a fine-tuned crowd-pleaser, with a just a few shavings of something to make us all feel a little special.
The restaurants serve breakfast, brunch, afternoon tea and everything in between, with a competent cocktail list playing second fiddle to a wide range of accessibly priced wine.