Our kitchen is open all day so whether you’re looking to brunch, lunch or tuck into something delicious after work; we’ve got plenty of dishes that’ll keep hunger at bay.
Westminster pub with elaborate ceiling, politicians' portraits and illustrious former clientele.
The Duke of York is a distinctive country pub near the River Deben
Smartly-designed pub on three floors with outdoor area in quiet court, serving bar food favourites.
Spacious, traditional pub with leaded windows, serving British food and select ales and wines.
Arty, elegant eatery using locally-sourced fare for modern European menu, charcoal grill specials.
An updated Victorian design gives this modern Spanish restaurant a unique and stylish vibe.
58 Millbank, Westminster, London SW1P 4RW, UK
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