Restaurants

Named after Chicago philanthropist, Charles Allis, this lounge and bar serves light meals, coffee, cold-pressed juices and craft cocktails in Chicago, Istanbul and White City, London.

Cecconi’s is a long-established restaurant, which originated in Venice and serves hand-made pasta and dishes from Northern Italy.

On London’s Shaftesbury Avenue, Cafe Monico serves French-Italian dishes from late morning through to dinner, seven days a week.

Chicken Shop is the home of rotisserie-cooked, free-range birds served with a choice of sides. The design is based on 1950s American general stores.

Dean Street Townhouse serves classic breakfasts, afternoon tea and an all-day menu of British favourites in a landmark Georgian building.

Conceived in a car park in London, Dirty Burger serves sinful burgers and crinkle cut fries, for those that like it quick and dirty.

A French-American diner on London’s Portobello Road outfitted with leather banquettes, bar seating and a reel-to-reel tape deck.

Modelled on the traditional English pub, Fox Bar has leather bar stools, dark wood tables, a dart board and a vinyl record player.

Hoxton Grill is a contemporary restaurant with an open kitchen, leather banquettes, lounge area and private dining rooms.

Pizza East offers wood oven pizzas, daily-changing specials and classic cocktails. Italian cured meats and cheese are available to buy from the Deli.

High Road Brasserie is a French-style neighbourhood restaurant. It has art deco features, a vintage bar and a terrace facing Chiswick High Road.

After 25 years of service, Cafe Boheme has been completely refurbished and has reopened in its original Soho location.

Kettner’s is a space for relaxing, eating, drinking and socialising in London’s Soho.