St. James's
St. James's
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Gouqi
Gouqi is a moody, high-end Chinese restaurant in St James’s with some buttery lobster noodles and more expensive and tasty things.
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Richoux
Richoux is an inoffensive brasserie by Green Park that suits a decent and good-value steak frites.
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Fallow
Fallow is a slick, sustainable restaurant near Piccadilly Circus, perfect for impressing clients or sharing oysters on a fancy date.
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Maison François
A stylish French restaurant in St. James’s, Maison François is the place to be for great wine, great comté, and a dessert trolley that makes our inner child incredibly happy.
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Frank's
Hidden beneath French restaurant Maison François, Frank's is a basement wine bar and small plates spot that's perfect for schmoozing over comté and Beaujolais date nights.
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Dukes Bar
Dukes Bar is an old-school hotel bar famed for making a classic (and lethal) martini.
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Scully
Scully serves fantastically OTT food in a sober St James’s setting. The flavours are a slap around the face, in a good way.
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Imperial Treasure
Imperial Treasure is a big, fancy Chinese restaurant in St James’s which lacks atmosphere, but serves some pretty great dim sum.
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Wiltons
An old-school seafood spot in St James's with a whole lot of history, Wiltons is a real class act.
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Regency Cafe
Regency Cafe is a classic cafe serving breakfasts, lunch and dinner on a quiet backstreet in Westminster
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Aquavit
Aquavit is a casual fine dining spot in the New St James’s complex off Piccadilly, specializing in Nordic cuisine.
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Wild Honey
A luxury St James’s spot with plenty of velvet, Wild Honey serves great seasonal dishes at breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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Boulestin
Boulestin is a kind of expensive French restaurant in St James’s with a nice little patio that most people don’t know about.