Hugely popular local restaurant with a French accent. The brasserie style extends from the all-day menu to the chandeliers and sky blue cushions covering benches that skirt around the periphery walls. Executive chef Frank Lebiez has come up with some timeless French brasserie favourites including entrees of Tartare de Saumon Frais and Moule au Cidre using meats and fish imported daily from his homeland in the north west of France. Main courses include tasty Provencal fish dishes like Loup Grille aux Herbs de Provence. Upstairs The Salon bar which hosts Jazz Soirées fortnightly on Wednesday evenings offers the most beautiful view of Albert Bridge and the Thames. If you're eating in the dining room below, leave time to enjoy an aperitif above and recline in style on the chaise longue.
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100 Queen's Gate
South Kensington
London SW7 5AG,
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17 minutes walk from Cheyne Walk Brasserie
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Hugely popular local restaurant with a French accent. The brasserie style extends from the all-day menu to the chandeliers and sky blue cushions covering benches that skirt around the periphery walls. Executive chef Frank Lebiez has come up with some timeless French brasserie favourites including entrees of Tartare de Saumon Frais and Moule au Cidre using meats and fish imported daily from his homeland in the north west of France. Main courses include tasty Provencal fish dishes like Loup Grille aux Herbs de Provence. Upstairs The Salon bar which hosts Jazz Soirées fortnightly on Wednesday evenings offers the most beautiful view of Albert Bridge and the Thames. If you're eating in the dining room below, leave time to enjoy an aperitif above and recline in style on the chaise longue.
