A favourite address.
A little more London.

A long-established Monmouth Street restaurant with pre-theatre dining. Tell the team your venue and curtain time when reserving.

Reserve around your selected curtain time, allowing time for the journey and venue entry. Confirm service hours directly; matinees may need lunch or a meal afterwards.

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An Aldwych dining room with the rhythm of a grand European café and a pre-theatre menu. A natural pause between a gallery and the stage.

Reserve around your selected curtain time, allowing time for the journey and venue entry. Confirm service hours directly; matinees may need lunch or a meal afterwards.

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A more ceremonial Strand table. Make the reservation early enough for the meal to remain a pleasure before the performance.

Reserve around your selected curtain time, allowing time for the journey and venue entry. Confirm service hours directly; matinees may need lunch or a meal afterwards.

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A neighbourhood Italian restaurant on Gloucester Road. A relaxed choice before a concert, with service and timing agreed directly.

Reserve around your selected curtain time, allowing time for the journey and venue entry. Confirm service hours directly; matinees may need lunch or a meal afterwards.

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A South Kensington dining room for lunch or dinner around the Hall. Choose a reservation that leaves space for the final journey.

Reserve around your selected curtain time, allowing time for the journey and venue entry. Confirm service hours directly; matinees may need lunch or a meal afterwards.

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A hotel dining setting opposite Kensington Palace. Check the current restaurant menu and service before planning your concert evening.

Reserve around your selected curtain time, allowing time for the journey and venue entry. Confirm service hours directly; matinees may need lunch or a meal afterwards.

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Japanese small plates and sharing dishes on Sloane Street. A natural companion to a Chelsea stay; choose lunch or a separate evening for the longer omakase experience.

Discuss service length and your onward journey before booking. Omakase and an early West End curtain may not fit together.

An all-day café and bar with a south-facing terrace at 180 The Thames. A relaxed choice beside the river, with Somerset House and the Strand nearby.

The official restaurant currently accepts reservations up to three weeks ahead. Check service times and allow for the journey to your venue.

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Southern Mediterranean cooking at The Chancery Rosewood. Pair a Mayfair afternoon with a table here, then make a separate journey to the theatre.

Confirm table availability, service length and transport before making this a pre-performance dinner.

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Adam Byatt’s restaurant on The Polygon, with seasonal cooking and a distinctly neighbourhood setting. Give it an unhurried lunch or its own evening during a longer London stay.

Clapham is a separate journey from all three venues. A long menu needs its own allowance; confirm your plan directly rather than relying on a fixed pre-theatre dining time.

British cooking, game and seasonal produce in a Fulham pub setting. A lunch or a separate evening gives this table the attention it deserves.

Allow a separate transfer from Fulham to your performance. Confirm current lunch days, dinner service and dietary requirements with the restaurant.

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