23 Grosvenor Gardens use to be a bank a decade ago. We have turned it in to a fantastic place where you can relax and socialise over a glass of wine. The old vaults that existed under the bank and have been refurbished along with the entire underground storage which today leads to a garden room, to provide a unique experience that is hard to find.
Smartly-designed pub on three floors with outdoor area in quiet court, serving bar food favourites.
Former passenger ferry with pub food and drinks, moored on the Thames with views of the London Eye.
18th-century pub with original beams, fireplaces, a wall mural and leaded glass windows.
An updated Victorian design gives this modern Spanish restaurant a unique and stylish vibe.
23 Grosvenor Gardens, Westminster, London SW1W 0BP, UK
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