London Restaurants

Relax and unwind at Jack Speak Bar where the Old World ambience of a Naval Officers Mess blends seamlessly with the elegant decor. Located at Mezzanine level, Jack Speak offers an exclusive collection of British navy rum and gin cocktails, premium spirits and small producer wines. Jack Speak is the perfect location to have an early drink before heading out to explore the night life or better yet to enjoy that late night drink after returning from a show at the O2 Arena. Open most nights until 2am, Jack Speak Bar is the late night destination you have been searching for.More

Savour a host of fragrant and delicious Pan-Indian specialities in Mr Todiwala's Kitchen. Our celebrity Chef, Cyrus Todiwala OBE, brings signature dishes - from his acclaimed landmark restaurant in the city, Café Spice Namaste, to be enjoyed in this stylish, vibrant restaurant at the hotel. Over the years Cyrus has been heavily involved with the Farming Community far and wide across the UK which has enabled the Kitchen to offer guests the very best in British produce often not available to others; simply cooked in our style.More

Provisioners is a welcoming, all-day a la carte restaurant whose menu features seasonal ingredients from local suppliers, inspired by dining experiences around the world.

On the lunch and dinner menus, wholesome and hearty mains follow vibrant starters, incorporating European influences throughout. From simple dishes with only two or three ingredients, through to complex plates that burst with flavour.

Versatile with two distinct offerings, Provisioners’ adjoining cafe projects an Italian vibe, with signature coffee blend ‘Shakedown’, cakes and toasted sandwiches served by day, before turning into a wine and charcuterie bar in the evening.

Courtroom Bar, just meters away from Provisioners, is located within The Dixon, Tower Bridge. Serving artisan cocktails and locally sourced spirits, Courtroom Bar is the perfect destination for a pre-dinner aperitif or a cocktail to end the night.
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"Upon stepping into the two storey 1920s era Leicester Square location, guests enter a retail boutique with a patisserie counter. The 653 square metre space, flanked by 11 metre tall columns lined with signature tea tins, epitomises Leicester Square’s vibrant energy and welcomes customers
to explore displays brimming with gifts, packaged teas, tea accessories and tea
infused delicacies. Antique Chinese screens adorned with
Chinoiserie motifs embellish the balustrade of a dramatic stairway, leading guests to a 120 seat tea salon. Also taking pride of place on the first floor is the world’s first TWG Tea Museum, which showcases rare vintage artefacts and antique tea wares from all over the world including over 50 Imperial Russian samovars, hundreds of enamel teapots, tea caddies, silver tea accoutrements, porcelain tea ware and accessories."More

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