Heritage reimagined for contemporary hospitality.

The property occupies a distinguished period building opposite The Goring and moments from Victoria.

The ambition was to create a restaurant with its own identity while allowing the architectural character of the building to remain part of the experience.

The interior concept brings together the proportions and character of the original building with a more precise, contemporary approach to hospitality design.

Materials, lighting and detailing were considered collectively to create an atmosphere that feels intimate, sophisticated and appropriate to the cuisine.

Working within a listed property required careful coordination between the design intent, technical requirements and physical delivery of the scheme.

Goldman & Co brought the different elements together with close attention to both the building and the operational requirements of the restaurant.

The restaurant was arranged for approximately 80 covers with spaces created to provide different levels of intimacy throughout the building.

A private dining area overlooking the main kitchen brings guests closer to the craft and theatre behind the dining experience.

Set at 21 Grosvenor Gardens, the property occupies a prominent central London position opposite The Goring and moments from Victoria Station.

Its location places the restaurant between the established elegance of Belgravia and one of London's most connected transport destinations.