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Every venue in the Booko catalogue tagged Sunday lunch.
6 venues
Scottish restaurant in Belgravia serving dry-aged steaks, Hebridean seafood and traditional haggis, with live jazz most nights, an extensive whisky selection, Cuban cigars on a hidden terrace, and private dining rooms. Open since 1989, it occupies a Georgian townhouse near Victoria and combines refined Scottish tradition with relaxed sophistication.
Bonds Mayfair offers a relaxed pub setting close to Bond Street, with private spaces for dining, work parties and celebrations. Pub classics, cocktails and a choice of wines provide the backdrop, while the team can help arrange menus and event details.
Fox Connaught is a traditional pub in London’s Royal Docks, close to ExCeL. Its Grade II listed Victorian building has a cosy interior with rustic wooden details. Classic pub food, craft beers, wines and soft drinks are served alongside accommodation. An outdoor terrace is available for exclusive hire for barbecues and parties.
This handsome gastropub, with burgundy walls, a dark wooden bar and a cosy, laidback vibe, is renowned for its food; in particular, its Sunday roasts to share. Comfortable and traditional in its aesthetics, the kitchen is more refined than the usual gastropub offering, headed up by chef and owner Mike Davies, who co-founded Frank's Cafe in Peckham, ensuring its continued...
Located in the heart of Soho, The Palomar showcases a menu influenced by the rich cultures of Southern Spain, North Africa and the Levant. Defined by a striking steel counter, guests observe the chefs at work as they sip on delicious cocktails and share inventive small plates. The buzz of the counter is complemented by relaxed booths at the back...
The Wolseley expands to the City of London, opening a second restaurant almost two decades after Corbin & King transformed a former car showroom into the original. Expect all-day classics in a setting which encompasses Byzantine chandeliers, Baroque ironwork, 1920’s Egyptian touches, a vaulted ceiling and grand pillars with the familiar ‘horseshoe’ entrance.