Restaurants near Duke of Wellington Statue

Great evening. Excellent service. Food very good. BBQ chicken bit difficult to negotiate. Great surroundings.

I had the gluten free option with some special requests for the sandwich (items I do not like). They were able to accommodate me. I really enjoyed the food, the drinks, the tea and the atmosphere. I was full but appreciate being offered more of the sandwiches and cakes if I wanted. I really enjoyed the experience.

Bruschetta, padron peppers seafood paella, cava, madra beer, rose wine, crème catalana. All served by quietly attentive and accommodating staff. Always a wonderful place to eat.

This is chef Alleno’s outpost in London and it measures up to his high standard at the 3-star Alleno Paris! I ordered the 4-course dinner set and every dish was brilliant and presented beautifully. Among them, the Cumbrian lamb was tenderly cooked and paired with an exotic shiso coulis and enhanced by a classic ‘anchoiade’ mustard like dip. The Piemontais was a most interesting exercise in restraint for dessert with hazelnut sprinkled on a delicate and light crispy biscuit atop lemon confit and praline ice cream. Utterly delicious! Service was impeccable and the room is warm and inviting. Sitting at the counter, I enjoyed watching the clockwork precision of the kitchen staff in preparing all the mouth-watering dishes. It’s a restaurant that stands out among the many fine restaurants that I’d visited in London. I look forward to trying the Pavyllon in Paris in the coming week!

The vibe here is nineties / noughties retro, love it! Food is always good and this time a new twist with a welcome party and canapés with bottomless champagne. After about 45minutes we were shown to our table and the music and live entertainment carried on along with the champagne and food being served. This is a great way to spend a Saturday brunch (12-4pm).