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Alex Dilling at Hotel Café Royal

“One of London’s most elegantly stylish dining rooms with cooking to match.” - AA Inspector

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LONDON W1, LONDON POSTAL DISTRICTS

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The Hotel Café Royal is an extraordinarily stylish place, with wonderful Grade II listed interiors in a great central location at the Piccadilly end of Regent Street. Head up the grand staircase to the exclusive, intimate restaurant – Alex Dilling’s first headline location has just 34 seats so you’ll feel pleasantly special as you sink into the softly neutral and calming dining room, all curved grey banquettes and soothingly elegant pale floral arrangements. Floor to ceiling windows and carefully placed mirrors flood the space with light. Highly seasonal tasting menus offer the very best of contemporary French fine dining, with an extremely focused classical background.

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3 Rosette Award for Culinary Excellence

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Alex Dilling at Hotel Café Royal

68 Regent Street, LONDON, W1B 4DY

Phone: 020 7406 3333

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Cuisine style: Modern French

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