Claridge's Restaurant

The Art Deco doors to Claridge’s Restaurant are open, a new chapter in the hotel’s long history begins. Last known as Claridge’s Restaurant over 20 years ago, this classic-yet-contemporary spot is once again operated in house – serving up a modern twist on British flavours across breakfast, lunch and dinner. 

Showcasing seasonal, locally sourced produce, classic dishes here are elevated with a signature Claridge’s spin. Buckwheat crumpets are finished with black truffle, fruits de mer platters are designed to share, while showstopping main courses include Cornish sea bass, grilled native lobster and dry-aged prime beef rib for two.

Claridge’s Restaurant has been designed by Bryan O’Sullivan Studio, with particular homage to the hotel’s Art Deco design heritage. A contemporary colour palette is complemented with Calacatta Viola marble and antique brass. Mosaic flooring, central leather banquettes and dramatic pendant lamps add a sense of true glamour to the space.

You can also enjoy wine from the Claridge's Wine Cellar at retail price with no corkage fee in Claridge's Restaurant. To preorder your wine, please email claridgeswinecellar@claridges.co.uk.

Please view Claridge's Restaurant menus below. 

Reservations

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Should you be running late for your reservation, please do call us on the following number: 0207 107 8848

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Opening Times

Breakfast: 
Monday - Sunday:
 8am - 10am

Lunch: 
Monday - Saturday:
 12pm - 2:30pm
Sunday: 12:30pm - 5pm

Dinner:
Monday - Saturday:
5:30pm - 9pm

Terrace:
Monday - Saturday: 12pm - 8pm
Sunday: 12pm - 6pm

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Max. table size: 8 guests.

Christophe Pacalet - 20th November

Join us on the eve of Beaujolais Nouveau to celebrate with Christophe Pacalet, one of the region's most exciting winemakers. A micro-négociant from Cercié near Villié-Morgon, Christophe brings a unique background in biology, chemistry, and culinary arts to his craft. Guided by his late uncle, the legendary Marcel Lapierre, Christophe has been producing exceptional Beaujolais wines since 1999, staying true to his roots with wines full of humility and joy.

A picturesque landscape of rolling green hills is dotted with vineyards, small houses, and patches of farmland, nestled against a backdrop of forested mountains. The serene countryside captures the essence of rural tranquility, likely in a wine-growing region.

Christmas at Claridge's Restaurant

The walls shimmer and the light softens as Claridge’s Restaurant comes styled for Christmas. Here, festive feasting unfolds throughout December, with extra-special menus for the big day itself. Expect Severn & Wye smoked salmon, lobster raviolo, beautifully bronzed Norfolk turkey, and made-to-share sides in winter shades. Of course, no Christmas is complete without a helping of the Claridge’s secret-recipe Christmas pudding to finish.

An elegant decorated festive table, with a christmas pudding up in flames.

Private dining with distinction

Seating up to 16 guests, the Private Dining Room is a beautifully light space in the heart of Claridge’s Restaurant. A hand-painted mural traces the wall, the restaurant's art collection flows into the space, and double glass doors allow the restaurant buzz to ebb and flow as you choose.

Private dining room at Claridge's Restaurant with a table and chairs
Truffle on crumpets on wooden board
White dish featuring baby cucumber and fennel salad, with sea herbs and kaffir lime
White dish featuring roasted Norfolk chicken with potato fondant, wild garlic and morels.  A hand is pouring gravy over the meal.
White dessert being flambeed on a plate
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