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No.5 Recommends:
Wild Honey
Restaurateurs Anthony Demetre & Will Smith have struck gold a second time with this follow-up to Arbutus, the Soho restaurant that seemed to win every award going in 2006. If anything, Wild Honey is better. The only drawback to Wild Honey is likely to be huge popularity. But planning ahead is a small price to pay for a restaurant experience where everything seems designed to make the customer happy.
12 St George Street, W1S 2FB
020 7758 9160
A sister branch of one of Cape Town’s leading eateries, Haiku serves well prepared Tapas Style food ideal for sharing. The concept is Exotic Asian food to be enjoyed in a stylish setting. This combination of superior produce, luxurious surrounds and friendly service ensures a unique experience of refined taste and unforgettable dining.
15 New Burlington Place
W1S 2HX
020 7494 4777
Tom Aikens new informal diner passionately believes only the best will do. Its bustling, high-decibel atmosphere is lots of fun & all-day opening hours make for relaxed dining. Food for ‘everyone and anyone’ in an unfussy, straightforward environment. Whether breakfast, brunch, lunch or dinner it is worth a try. (Tom’s Kitchen is a 15min taxi journey from the hotel)
27 Cale Street, SW3 3QP
020 7349 0202