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Mele e Pere, 46 Brewer Street, Soho, London W1F 9TF

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Sanctum Soho Hotel London
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 15% off from £204
20 Warwick Street, W1B 5NF | 2 minutes walk from Mele e Pere
The rock star glamour of this Soho hotel gives it a real buzz - with an underground cinema, black bathrooms, rooftop bar and open air Jacuzzi More

Cafe Royal Hotel
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 15% off from £248
68 Regent Street, W1B 4DY | 2 minutes walk from Mele e Pere
Café Royal is a 160-bedroom 5-star luxury hotel on Regent Street, in London's city centre overlooking Piccadilly Circus. The hotel has a gym, swimming pool and More

Le Meridien Piccadilly
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 48% off from £139
21 Piccadilly, W1J 0BH | 3 minutes walk from Mele e Pere
A hotel that is distinctly in the old English style, with magnificent antique décor, staff who are attentive, discreet, and ever so polite and, most importantly, More

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Born in Verona, chef Andrea Mantovani brings his own style of Italian trattoria to Mele e Pere on Soho's Brewer Street. Having honed his cooking skills working with Anthony Demetre at Arbutus, Wild Honey and Les Deux Salons for five years, Mantovani has partnered with Peter Hughes and set up his own restaurant. Offering a mix of traditional and modern regional Italian cooking, the menu includes charcoal-grilled shoulder of lamb, roast cod with fennel and orecchiette - a homemade pasta typical of Puglia or Apulia, in Southern Italy - with broccoli and baby squid alongside more adventurous dishes like snails with pecorino (Italian cheese made from sheep's milk). Finish with 'Nonna's' apple cake or warm zabaglione - Italian custard - served with lingue di gatto biscuits. The street level entrance to the lower level 92-seat restaurant features a window full of hundreds of brightly coloured Murano glass apples and pears, and the overall mood is fun and informal with a mix of vintage tables and chairs, and hand-picked treasures from Italy. A large selection of vermouth-based cocktails on display add to the (mostly Italian) wine on offer.