Kettners

Romilly Street, London

Kettners All In London Review:
Our rating: 7 / 10

Kettners All In London Review:
Our rating: 5 / 10

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8 out of 10 (3 reviews)

Address:	29 Romilly Street London W1D 5HP
Map:	See on a map
Cuisine:	European
Region:	Soho (London)
Nearest Station:	Leicester Square
Telephone:	020 7734 6112 Book a table
Opening Hours	Monday - Wednesday: Midday - Midnight Thursday - Saturday: Midday - 01.00 Sunday: Midday - 22.30
About Kettners:	November 2008: the curtain has been raised on the new Kettners... This legendary venue was first opened by Auguste Kettner, chef to Napoleon III in 1867. It’s refurbishment plays off the frisson of its proximity to the theatres… back to when it started, so conveniently situated next to the stage doors, when it was a favourite of Edward VII, Lily Langtry and Oscar Wilde. In addition to a Brasserie and the Champagne Bar, there is a Pudding Bar for breakfast, tea or late night treats and a club-like space 'The Apartment'. Kettner’s has many spaces for hire, including bookable nooks in the champagne bar, private dining rooms and the original ‘cabinets particuliers’ which have been restored, plus the Salle de Fete - an ideal space for drinks and canapés for up to 200 guests.
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Private Hire Available (200)
Booking Advisable
Credit Cards Accepted
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The All In London Review

"Kettners can produce good food, as the packed dining room indicates"

Added Tue 17 May 2011 by Leila

The last time I visited Kettners the food fell short of my expectations, to the point where on this, my second visit, I have merited a flustering (for me that is) apology from the chef, akin to those moments when the waiter approaches to ask how your meal is and your mouth is full of bread, which sprays out like a firework of crumbs as you try to m...

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"Great décor, kitchen needs some work"

Added Wed 04 May 2011 by Leila

Kettner’s has a remarkable history. Having opened in 1867 (by the chef to Napoleon III no less), it became a favourite haunt of Oscar Wilde and Edward VIII. In more recent years the lavish décor seemed a little at odds with its embodiment of a pizzeria, but it worked nonetheless and became a Soho fixture. Despite its success the days of serving aff...

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9 out of 10 stars

I recently booked one of Kettner's stunning private dining rooms for a surprise birthday dinner for my boyfriend and a group of friends.

We had such a wonderful fun evening - the food was delicious, I would particularly recommend the Chocolate and Amaretti Torte which is to die for; the staff were great fun and really helped us out with the whole surprise element; and the fact that you can play your own iPod in the room meant that I could ensure some of the birthday boys favourites came on!

All in all a fab evening - thanks Kettner's!!

Added by A Customer on Mon 05 Jul 2010 at 20:06:03
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