Located on High Holborn, close to the British Museum, the restaurant is elegantly designed and filled with original Indian art and antique furniture including century old items made for Maharajas which take diners on a journey through Indian culture and history. The menu reflects regional accents with a contemporary viewpoint. It is food that observes the established traditions of Indian cooking but breaks the rules a little by Executive Chef Sohan Bhandari. Our menu goes beyond a 1970’s “Curry”, beyond street food and into a world of real Indian flavours. Our signature dishes include our traditional lunch Tiffin, Khaati Rolls , Colonel Saab’s smoked lamb shank and figs poached in Assam tea cognac.The bar is a great meeting place and afterwork destination serving signature house cocktails created to compliment the menu. Colonel Saab’s two beautiful private dining rooms ideal for any event up to 26 guests.
Cinnamon Bazaar is inspired by bazaars in antiquity and in the modern day. In India and across the world, the bazaar is the place to buy, sell, exchange, entertain and be entertained. For centuries the vibrant energy of these marketplaces has inspired us to explore new flavours and new possibilities and Cinnamon Bazaar aims to capture this and bring it to London.Our private dining room, the Khari Baoli, is situated on the first floor above the hustle & bustle of the restaurant and it perfect for your meetings over lunch or an evening soiree. We don't charge a minimum spend or room hire free from January to end of November. Simply choose any of our private dining menus and your choice of drinks and leave the rest to us! Reach out to asraful@cinnamonclub.com with any queries or questions! Explore with us afternoon tea like you have never tried before, bottomless chaat, seasonal and special menus, vegan and vegetarian friendly dishes, cocktails for days and off the chart chaats!
Namaste Village family has extended and is now in London in collaboration with OMNOM. For over a decade, 'Namaste Village' has been synonymous to authentic Indian taste offering across Norfolk, regularly being atop the list of Indian restaurants in the county on Tripadvisor and gathering many awards and accolades. Featuring in The Times (2020) as 8th best curry house in Britain, we offer honest taste offerings coupled with a heart-felt hospitality that stems from the popular Indian belief 'Atithi devo bhava; Guest is God' has been the key to winning the trust & love of our amazing customers. Some of our driving values in life as well as cooking is compassion and care, which is why we serve 100% vegetarian & vegan food, the taste of which guarantees a 'meat not missed' experience. Dine-in today with us & savour India's rich flavours in it's authentic form through an enlightened eating experience.
Serving internationally inspired plant-based deliciousness in London for over 35 years. Mildreds is all about fresh, colourful food that’s vibrant and full of flavours. Their six London restaurants, each with their own unique style and personality, offer laid-back and friendly service in a lively atmosphere. Often surprising and seducing hardened carnivores and with all of their dishes vegan and many gluten free, Mildreds offers a warm welcome to all.Mildreds Covent Garden was opened in 2022 and is split over 2 floors. The restaurant offers private hire for parties of 8 - 50.
For a limited time, Mildreds comes to The Social Eating house, to bring you Madame Mildreds. A debaucherous 80’s style pop up transporting you back to 1988, when the first Mildreds opened on Greek Street. In homage to our roots, Mildreds meets sexy Soho. An all new cocktail menu and a glamorous soundtrack to match. Opening 19th August!
Our Lexington Street townhouse is getting a makeover and will be closed from 19 August until 15 October 2024. During the closure, find us 1 minute walk away, at our Madame Mildreds pop up. Located at The Social Eating House on Poland Street - a debaucherous 80's style pop up, transporting you back to 1988. ---The first Mildreds opened in Greek Street, Soho, in 1988, and has since moved over to Lexington Street.Mildreds is all about fresh, colourful food that’s vibrant and full of flavours. Their six London restaurants, each with their own unique style and personality, offer laid-back and friendly service in a lively atmosphere. Often surprising and seducing hardened carnivores and with all of their dishes vegan and many gluten free, Mildreds offers a warm welcome to all.Mildreds Soho is located in a townhouse in the heart of Soho and offers private dining.
We're on a mission to showcase what's possible in plant-first food.Working with the seasons and sourcing quality produce, we cook with flair, care and just the right level of technique. Unless we say so, all our dishes are vegan, but it’s our goal to satisfy even the most omnivorous guest. And you’ll occasionally find some cheeses and other dairy products in some of our dishes - clearly marked with an “nv” (non-vegan).At out new pop-up location we finally got our hands on the beverage menu - we hope to excite you with our low-intervention vegan wines, curated cocktail list and non-alcoholic selections.Tendril is the result of a deeply personal journey. Leading to founder and executive chef Rishim Sachdeva cooking uncompromising plant-first food, not pigeonholed by cuisine or nationality.Just 2-minutes walk from Oxford Street underground station, our pop-up sits on the Soho and Mayfair borders in Regent's Street Neighbourhood.
Critically acclaimed Chef Rohit Ghai and Abhishake Sangwan will return to Mayfair - the neighbourhood where Rohit made his name and they first began to work with one another – to launch Manthan. Manthan, meaning to churn and reflect, is inspired by Ghai's extensive international career to date, and dishes will reflect his culinary experiences – both professional and personal – in kitchens all over the world as well as the street food markets, he has frequented for over 20 years throughout India. Drinks-wise, a concise cocktail menu has been compiled by Abhi, formerly of Trishna and Bombay Bustle. The name Manthan also refers to the churning of the oceans and references Hindu mythology.Interiors of sleek dark wood and marble finishes, and seats are arranged around a central statement bar, providing the perfect backdrop for convivial dining, drinking, and snacking. Be advised that we do allow children under the age of 12 during our lunch s
Situé à proximité de Devonshire Square, à quelques pas de la gare de Liverpool Street, le Cinnamon Kitchen sert une cuisine indienne moderne et innovante, inspirée par la même philosophie que son homologue de Westminster, mais dans un cadre plus détendu et plus décontracté. Ouvert pour le déjeuner, le dîner et le souper, il propose une expérience culinaire unique tout au long de la journée.
