This independent culinary gem in the vicinity of Covent Garden’s chain-filled streets provides an endearing glimpse of rural southern France. A cosy, indoor courtyard is festooned with decorative branches of which come into full bloom when the glass roofs slide open in summer. In cooler months, discretely placed mirrors reflect the crackling light of a log fire, illuminating a lush, leaf-covered archway. The modern European menu is inspired by the tastes and traditions of France, with a focus on quality ingredients and an award-winning, international wine list that features over 30 bottles by the glass.
Clos Maggiore
33 King Street, WC2E 8JD
French / Modern European
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This independent culinary gem in the vicinity of Covent Garden’s chain-filled streets provides an endearing glimpse of rural southern France. A cosy, indoor courtyard is festooned with decorative branches of which come into full bloom when the glass roofs slide open in summer. In cooler months, discretely placed mirrors reflect the crackling light of a log fire, illuminating a lush, leaf-covered archway. The modern European menu is inspired by the tastes and traditions of France, with a focus on quality ingredients and an award-winning, international wine list that features over 30 bottles by the glass.
