Showcasing British artisanal ingredients combined with international cooking techniques and fine wines by the glass, in a historic Victorian interior. Boyds Grill & Wine Bar is located in the heart of central London, by Trafalgar Square, The Strand, Charing Cross and Whitehall.
Simple menu of comfort classics in a sports bar where every seat has an undisturbed view of a TV.
Traditional pub with dark wood interior and upstairs dining room, for cask ales and a British menu.
Old-world hotel restaurant with classy crystal chandeliers, plus cocktails in the library lounge.
Arty, elegant eatery using locally-sourced fare for modern European menu, charcoal grill specials.
Tall pub with London-themed wallpaper and tartan-backed seating, also offering British meals.
8 Northumberland Ave, Charing Cross, London WC2N 5BY, UK
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