Follow the well-dressed liberal locals into a side door though and up a flight of neon light-flooded concrete stairs and you’ll soon find yourself inside a whitewashed warehouse, where the East London fashion crowd sit around low-lit tables dining out on French-inflected dishes (think: steak tartare and rabbit schnitzel), served from the open kitchen.
You’d be forgiven for thinking you’d taken a wrong turn on arrival at Bistrotheque because unassuming Wadeson Street in Tower Hamlets doesn’t present like your usual dinner affair. It’s just a shame they’re colour-blind.Īddress: Sketch, 9 Conduit Street, London W1S 2XG Website: sketch.london Bistrotheque, Tower Hamlets And though dogs used to the finer things in life are sadly not allowed in the Michelin-starred Library restaurant upstairs, they are more than welcome to hang out with their undoubtedly well-clad owners in the Parlour and several of the private lounges.
The Alice in Wonderland of venues, the various spaces here are a melting pot of art, music and culture, with larger-than-life installations and, of course, the world-famous egg-pod loos. Sketch, Mayfair Edmund Dabney Sketch, MayfairĪ Mayfair institution, Sketch’s array of ever-changing, art-inspired bars, lounges and restaurants – all housed in a traditional townhouse – have been the backdrop for many a debaucherous nightcap, upscale business lunch, memorable birthday meal and quirky afternoon tea (think: pear and pomegranate cheesecake and lemon marshmallows).
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