Kudu is a Marylebone restaurant built on beautiful design, sleek counters and warm colours, with South African soul running through a menu of European dishes given bold flavours. The cult Kudu bread is worth the visit alone. It suits stylish dinners, long lunches and wine-led evenings, whether you're at the counter watching the chefs, at a high table catching the light, or settled into a booth with friends and family.
Kudu is a Marylebone restaurant built on beautiful design, sleek counters and warm colours, with South African soul running through a menu of European dishes given bold flavours. The cult Kudu bread is worth the visit alone. It suits stylish dinners, long lunches and wine-led evenings, whether you're at the counter watching the chefs, at a high table catching the light, or settled into a booth with friends and family.
The private dining room sits adjacent to the cocktail bar on the first floor, striking in its own right. Groups gather here for lunch or dinner at a long, handsome table, working through Kudu's signature dishes. The room is available seven days a week.
7 Moxon Street, Marylebone, London, W1U 4EP