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Relaxed and informal, this mezzanine-level restaurant overlooks the hotel lobby, making it the perfect spot for people-watching. The modern European menu is popular for pre- and posttheatre dinners, as well as weekend brunch.
Sir David Tang creates a rigorously authentic Chinese experience with its menu of classic specialties and all-day dim sum. To add to the experience, the lavish themed dining room at The Dorchester is outfitted with deco mirrored paneling and chinoiserie.
Upscale eatery at the Sanctum Soho Hotel features glam art deco touches and a seasonally changing menu of delicate seafood and traditional Brit dishes.
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Eclectic boutique hotel perfect for shacking up (or shipping house guests out). In-house restaurant Alfie’s Kitchen, Bar and Deli serves hearty English fayre sourced from nearby Borough Market — including all-day breakfast, cottage pie and fresh soup with country bread.
The menu at this hotel restaurant is classic Conran (monkfish bourride, steak au poivre, seafood galore) and based on English and French recipes. Art on display provides a feast for your eyes.
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Contemporary Orientalism is the order of the day at the hotel resto of The Langham. Though the place is adorned with silk chinoiserie and jade leather banquettes, the food covers many a continent.
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The powerhouse hotel adds another gem in partnership with iconic chef Alain Ducasse. On the menu: contemporary French dishes like seared scallops with Swiss chard and ponzu dressing, poached breast of Landes chicken with Albufera sauce, and exquisite desserts.