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The legend of Kaspar the Cat lives on in Kaspar's Seafood Bar and Grill, The Savoy's brasserie style restaurant which opened in May 2013 in place of the River Restaurant that emerged from the hotel's £220 million renovation completed in 2010. Less formal than the restaurant it replaces, Kaspar's is an all-day dining affair, with a wide range of cuisines and a show stopping seafood bar at its centre, displaying shellfish, cured and smoked fish. While the Evening Standard restaurant critic Fay Maschler says, "do not bother with Kaspar's lobster club sandwich", lamenting the "hefty, clumsy assembly" and lack of lobster, there are redeeming features including the elegant 1920s-style setting, the extensive (if expensive) wine list and the fact that this is The Savoy where Winston Churchill would insist that Kaspar the Cat join him at his dining club meetings. Money can't buy a pedigree like that.