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 Tradition in London’s most respected all-day café and restaurant.

Doorman standing in the gilded wrought-iron archway entrance of The Wolseley, 160 Piccadilly
PICCADILLY

The Wolseley Piccadilly

Our Piccadilly restaurant is inspired by the Grand European all-day dining tradition. Named for the 1920s motor car showroom that originally occupied the building, its menus and iconic design features have been a renowned London staple since 2003.
Stone colonnade of The Wolseley City on King William Street with a black London taxi passing
CITY OF LONDON

The Wolseley City

Situated on King William Street adjacent to Monument Station, we occupy a restored landmark architectural site, built in the 1920s. The building’s grandeur pays homage to our West End restaurant, while honouring the dining heritage of its historic City location.
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Red illuminated canopy and oval Brasserie Zedel sign above the entrance on Sherwood Street
PICCADILLY

Brasserie Zédel

Grand French art deco restaurant with classic brasserie dishes and choucroutes in 1930s building.
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Crazy Coqs interior with a stage and a piano
PICCADILLY

Crazy Coqs

An event space bringing together all art forms featuring cabaret, music, theatre, comedy, magic and literary events at Crazy Coqs within Brasserie Zédel.
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Bar Americain Brasserie Zedel Art Deco Bar
PICCADILLY

Bar Américain

A truly authentic American Bar serving classic and house cocktail within Brasserie
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Red-brick Victorian fascde of Colbert on Sloane Square with burgundy awnings and passers-by
SLOANE SQUARE

Colbert

A neighbourhood café on Sloane Square, open all day from breakfast through to dinner.
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Mustard-yellow Fischer's awnings and a waiter walking past the cafe on Marylebone High Street
MARYLEBONE

Fischer's

A Viennese café and Konditorei on Marylebone High Street, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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Guests dining at pavement tables beneath the pale pink awnings of Soutine, St John's Wood
ST JOHN’S WOOD

Soutine

A neighbourhood café in St John's Wood, open all day from breakfast through to dinner.
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Bellanger on Islington Green: an Alsatian-inspired grand café marked by its brass hanging sign and scalloped burgundy awnings.
ISLINGTON

Bellanger

A french-inspired brasserie in Islington, open all day seven days a week.
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Art Deco cabaret room at Crazy Coqs with candlelit round tables, red velvet curtains and an illuminated bar
SOHO

Manzi's

A seafood restaurant in Soho, serving classic fish and shellfish dishes for lunch and dinner.
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Illuminated marquee sign above The Delaunay's columned entrance on the corner of Aldwych and Drury Lane
ALDWYCH

The Delaunay

An all-day European café-restaurant on Aldwych, inspired by the grand cafés of Central Europe.
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Rattan bistro chairs and marble tables under the green All Day Cafe awning at The Delaunay
ALDWYCH

The Delaunay Counter

An informal Alpine café and bar adjacent to The Delaunay, with its own entrance on Aldwych.
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