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Every venue in the Booko catalogue tagged Traditional.
16 venues
Tucked away in Shoreditch, Gegend is a beautiful teahouse, dedicated to all things tea. Guests can enjoy peaceful tea ceremonies, workshops and other events in a calm, minimalist setting, offering a welcome escape from the pace of East London.
Lore of the Land is a handsome pub and restaurant owned by Guy Ritchie, celebrating British produce, seasonality and simple, well-executed cooking. Blending the warmth of a traditional pub with a considered approach to food and drink, it’s a charming neighbourhood spot with a focus on quality and atmosphere.
Poon's London is Amy Poon’s first permanent restaurant; a flagship destination celebrating Chinese home cooking. The beautiful restaurant is spread across two intimate rooms, complete with an open kitchen and private dining room. Blending heritage, storytelling and warm hospitality, enjoy dishes such as claypot rice, “Magic Soup", and wind-dried meats made to her grandfather’s original recipe, alongside small plates served...
Upstairs at Romano’s at Simpson’s, a lively and sociable atmosphere awaits. An ode to its heritage as a stomping ground for London’s artistic set, it offers a modern, open-all-day Grand Café-style interpretation of English cooking that changes with the seasons and is enjoyed from mid-morning and into the evening. Wash it all down with contemporary cocktails and a largely French...
A beautifully restored Mayfair pub with an elegant dining room upstairs, The Barley Mow blends handsome interiors with British comfort. Upstairs, expect a light-filled, relaxed setting with white tablecloths and a French-leaning take on British classics from Head Chef Chris Fordham-Smith - served from breakfast through to supper, plus a standout Sunday roast. Downstairs, the pub centres around a full-length...
The Bird in Hand is a polished neighbourhood pub and dining room on Masbro Road in Brook Green, from the chef-owner behind The Holland in Kensington. It serves seasonal Mediterranean cooking with Italian influences, including sharing plates and pizzas, alongside cocktails, wine and beer. For events there is a first-floor private dining room for up to 22 with sash windows...
Tucked away off the King's Road, The Builders Arms is a traditional British pub with a cosy interior, serving draft beer and pub classics such as fish and chips, pies and a Sunday roast on the weekends. Tags: catch up with friends, good for groups, group hangout, boys night, British, beer, pub, traditional, cosy, fireplace, sunday roast, fish and chips
Inspired by the grand cafes of Europe, The Delaunay offers a grand setting for all-day dining. From early morning through to post theatre, The Delaunay plays host to business meetings, family lunches and after work cocktails. Expect classic dishes from freshly baked viennoiserie and Eggs Arlington through to salads, schnitzel and a delicious assortment of desserts.
The Freemasons Arms is a country-style pub, bar and restaurant on Downshire Hill in Hampstead, beside Hampstead Heath, with its own courtyard and large beer garden. Its private hire spaces host birthdays, business meetings, baby showers and wedding meals, with Wi-Fi, a projector and screen, buffets and lunch and evening menus; the fully private Hampstead Room has its own bar...
This gorgeous 18th century Grade II listed pub is focused on offering a "best of British" menu. The food is superb, the vibe is traditional and the pub is so popular that you should be prepared to stand and hustle for a drink at the bar. Upstairs at The George offers a velvet-adorned dining room with large regency windows, a...
Just a short stroll from Holland Park, The Holland is a welcoming neighbourhood pub serving seasonal British food with a focus on quality ingredients, regenerative farming and sustainability. A neighbourhood pub and dining room, led by chef-owner Max, it pairs the feel of a proper local with a produce-led approach to modern British cooking. The regularly changing menu is guided...
Nestled on Old Church Street, The Pigs Ear is one of the oldest pubs in Chelsea. The cosy spot offers the perfect place to enjoy locally sourced and seasonal dishes along with real ales, cocktails, and fine wines, including Nutbourne wines from their vineyard. With a focus on "all things great about British, seasonal produce and creative cooking", the menu...
This oak-floored, elegant British pub is a neighbourhood favourite. With its country-house bar, charming first floor dining room and open front terrace, The Thomas Cubitt draws in crowds of locals. Tip: a popular spot for after work drinks, so make sure to book ahead for dinner.
An iconic institution, The Wolseley is a grand European-style café-restaurant serving from breakfast through to late evening. Set within a spectacular former car showroom, expect polished all-day dining, from eggs and pastries at breakfast to classic seafood, schnitzels and afternoon tea. Elegant yet always buzzing, it’s a timeless London destination for everything from breakfast meetings to celebratory dinners.
A British experience quite like no other, where discretion is key, service is personal & the atmosphere is refined & elegant. Since 1742 Wiltons has been synonymous for the finest oysters, wild fish, game and traditional British hospitality. Tip: busy daily for lunch & dinner - be sure to make a booking. One to take the parents/grandparents. Dress Code: jackets...
At the doorstep of Kensington Palace Gardens, Zaika brings the authentic feasting traditions of India’s Maharaja palaces to modern London dining. Celebrating heritage through a contemporary lens, Zaika’s menu reimagines century-old recipes with inventive culinary techniques while honouring their origins. Expect extraordinary flavours, subtle nuances and dishes inspired by the historic palaces and gourmet homes of India, all delivered with...