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The Delaunay

Postby Gerard Clarke » Sun Feb 26, 2012 4:59 pm

Dahleengs, have you been yet? It's the new Wolseley, although I think that it's even better than the original. The Delaunay is King and Corbyn's new Viennese style grand cafe on the Aldwych.

Yummy schnitzels, chicken soup to die for, seafood, great steaks, strognanoff, and much else besides. Generous glasses of house fizz and many other wines by the glass. It's a bit suity at lunch time (this is the sort of place where the staff wear better suits than the generally well suited guests), but quite chi-chi glam in the evening. Booking can be tricky, but if you walk in and look the part they can often find a table for you.

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Postby Peter Pan » Fri Mar 02, 2012 1:00 pm

Thanks for the tip Gerard. Wolseley my fave haunt for Breakfast and Lunch (not dinner though).

Is it expensive?

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Re: The Delaunay

Postby TheKentishFledgling » Fri Mar 02, 2012 1:12 pm

Menus (with prices) on the website: http://www.thedelaunay.com/menus ;)

Recommended by a colleague a month or so ago. Am in London a fair amount over the coming weeks, so will give it a go.

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Postby Gerard Clarke » Fri Mar 02, 2012 1:32 pm

It's not cheap, but it's good value given the standard of hospitality and the location.

Pretty decent Martinis, as well as a good wine list.

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Postby Paul_Sengupta » Sat Nov 24, 2012 12:30 am

Peter Pan wrote:Is it expensive?


Looking at the menu, you can get a New York hotdog and chips for £6.50! :D


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