Situated only five minutes walk to the West End. It was once home to such writers as Virginia Would, George Bernard Shaw and Arthur Rimbaud. Fitzrovia area is probably named after the Fitzroy Tavern, a public house situated on the corner of Charlotte Street and Windmill Street within the district.
The name was adopted during the inter-war years initially by, and later in recognition of, the artistic and bohemian community habitually found at the public house. The name Fitzrovia was recorded in print for the first time by Tom Driberg MP in the William Hickey gossip column of the Daily Express ...
THE PIZZA IS MADE FROM SLOW-RISING SOURDOUGH (MINIMUM 20 HOURS) AND IS BAKED IN A WOOD BURNING 'TUFAE' BRICK OVEN MADE ON SITE BY SPECIALISED ARTISANS FROM NAPLES. THIS OVEN PRODUCES A HEAT OF ABOUT 500C (930F). THE SLOW LEVITATION AND BLAST-COOKING PROCESS LOCK IN THE FLOUR'S NATURAL AROMA AND MOISTURE GIVING A SOFT, EASILY DIGESTIBLE CRUST. AS A RESULT, THE EDGE (CORNICIONE) IS EXCELLENT AND SHOULDN'T BE DISCARDED.
With an American diner feel to the menu, there's the option to choose some great light bites/bar snacks including chicken wings, meatballs and crab cakes, and mains feature a steak sandwich, New York style salt beef salad and a new selection of burgers. Not forgetting our amazing milkshakes
The Stag first opened its’ doors in 1874. Mr George Wadley was the Stag’s first landlord & ran the public house for 17 years. G Wadley’s Upstairs is an intimate, 40 seat restaurant and roof terrace, serving classic dishes and old fashioned British starters and puddings.
Winston Churchill was born in the same year the Stag was opened in 1874. Sir Winston Leonard Spencer was not only an inspirational leader, he also loved his favourite tipples. In fact his love of After, Between & Before dinner drinking made him a true connoisseur. We stock his favourite Champagne, Cigar, Cognac & Whisk...
Our family has made and baked traditional East London Pie & Mash in Roman Road Market, London, since 1939. Our pies are hand-made in our in-house bakery using a recipe handed down through four generations.
Gabeto (meaning 'home') is Camden Market's newest restaurant, bar and terrace opening at the beginning of July, transforming a historic Victorian stable block into a daytime work-space, casual and formal dining areas, a cocktail bar and a large terrace.
Head-Chef Lee Andrews, formerly of Chiltern Firehouse, has created a modern brasserie menu that mixes carefully sourced British ingredients with a hint of Latin flavours whilst we will be serving an ever-changing line-up of street food pop-ups (curated by General Manager Nicol Dwyer who joins from Dinerama) on the outside terrace all year-roun...
On a 60 acre site with 35 major stores and restaurants Gallions Reach Shopping Park offers an unrivalled choice of shopping and with 2000 free parking spaces, bus terminal and adjacent DLR station its easy for everyone to get to and enjoy.
Trading 7 days a week and till 8pm Gallions Reach give the family the full choice of shopping they need without the hassle of the Town Centre. Add to this a purpose built food offer and we can look after all our customers, all day and everyday.
Offering an exclusive sanctuary from the bustle of the legendary O2 arena, this breathtaking venue is a haven of luxury.
Unwind in style amid the excitement of the O2 arena. Spread across three spectacular floors, the restaurant is a show-stopping combination of unique spaces. While the beautiful sunken seating area in the cocktail bar is the perfect setting for a pre-show drink, the opulent balcony lounge is an unbeatable place to soak up the energy of this iconic venue.
Host a party on the top floor and be seduced by the glittering crystal chandeliers. Our flexible events team can cater fo...
Gaylord Restaurant London was established in 1966, and is considered one of London’s oldest and most elegant Indian Restaurants. Gaylord London is situated in heart of West end, only minutes away from busy Oxford Circus off Regent Street, not far from theatre land.
Gaylord offers the best Mughlai and North-Indian fare in London. Served in relaxed surroundings with an all-ivory interior and minimalist glass frontage, Gaylord reminds one of the majestic golden era by way of the charming original art by Prithvi Soni adorning the walls.
We invite you to embrace our philosophy of 'Tradition is ...
