Iqbal Wahhab’s grand venture in the magnificent Old Westminster Library has a dignified, traditional vibe. The imposing setting is the height of late Victorian taste, and the perfect setting for head chef Vivek Singh who used to run the kitchens at the Rajvials in Jaipur, where he was charged with treating guests to meals fit for a Maharajah. The kitchen however is far from staid, and has won much praise for fresh and delicious twists on old favourites and rediscovered regional specialities. Lunching or dining here is a thoroughly pleasant experience, in a comfortable, stylish venue, with excellent service and truly superb food. Very highly recommended.
The Cinnamon Club
The Old Westminster Library, 30 Great Smith Street, SW1P 3BU
Open Christmas Day, 25th December 2008. Closed Boxing Day.
Not many of us would think... More
The Cinnamon Club
The Old Westminster Library, 30 Great Smith Street, SW1P 3BU
Open Christmas Day, 25th December 2007. Closed Boxing Day.
Not many of us would think... More
The Cinnamon Club
The Old Westminster Library, 30 Great Smith Street, SW1
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Iqbal Wahhab’s grand venture in the magnificent Old Westminster Library has a dignified, traditional vibe. The imposing setting is the height of late Victorian taste, and the perfect setting for head chef Vivek Singh who used to run the kitchens at the Rajvials in Jaipur, where he was charged with treating guests to meals fit for a Maharajah. The kitchen however is far from staid, and has won much praise for fresh and delicious twists on old favourites and rediscovered regional specialities. Lunching or dining here is a thoroughly pleasant experience, in a comfortable, stylish venue, with excellent service and truly superb food. Very highly recommended.
