TOP QUALITY, SEASONAL INGREDIENTS, COOKED TO PERFECTION, OFTEN ON OUR JOSPER GRILL. PROVENANCE AND SUSTAINABILITY IS IMPORTANT TOO, HENCE OUR ROOFTOP KITCHEN GARDEN, THE INSPIRATION FOR MANY OF OUR DISHES.
Old-world hotel restaurant with classy crystal chandeliers, plus cocktails in the library lounge.
Chic wine bar and party venue in former bank with ground floor bar, basement vaults and garden area.
Live entertainment, luxury beach cabanas, and more…
Classic pub with a dark-wood interior and an upstairs room that played host to The Goons.
Nicholson's pub with red leather backed booths, floral wallpaper and a dark wood panelled bar.
Traditional pub with long bar, stripped floors, upstairs dining room and pavement tables.
2 Caxton St, Westminster, London SW1H 0QW, UK
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