Frontline Restaurant
About Frontline Restaurant
The Frontline Club restaurant is a welcome haven from the bustling streets of London’s Paddington, and it’s probably a welcome haven from the war zones that many of its regulars report from. The restaurant is part of the Frontline media club that uniquely combines eating, drinking and thinking. Profits from the restaurant support the charitable work of the Frontline Forum with its weekly programme of cutting edge documentaries and discussions that ensure the world’s causes and crises that fade from the headlines are kept in sharp focus. Traditional British cuisine is sourced from specialist, independent producers and the fish is supplied directly from small boats off England’s east coast. The Frontline Club’s menu is unpretentious, uncompromising on quality and priced to be easy on the pocket. Malcolm Gluck himself created the wine list featuring an array of unusual and out-of-the-way bottles at, as Gluck himself says,”afordable, non-rip-off prices”.
Frontline Restaurant Address
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13 Norfolk Place
London
W2 1QJ
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Location Information for Frontline Restaurant
| Address: |
13 Norfolk Place
London
W2 1QJ
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| Public transport: | Paddington, Underground |
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Latest 5 reviews of Frontline Restaurant
7 out of 10 based on 5 reviews
The Frontline Club near Paddington was just all right! I went for a business lunch, and the decor was better than some of the food, but it was quite good. I got the lemon sole whcih was very nice, but the goats cheese winter salad left much to be desired. Service wasn't as prompt as I would like, but I would go back, back. The apple and pear crumble was very nice!
The Frontline Club in Paddington is a haven of relaxation. From the decor and photography to the great service you really feel like you have just returned home from a challenging assignment reporting in some troublespot. The menu is simple yet very well prepared and the staff are very attentive.
Frontline Club, Paddington, London We had a great time there last night. We all loved our starter (squid) and our different mains (fish cake, lamb, fish/mussel) and desserts (black forest cake, rhubarb jelly, lemon meringue). All very tasty and sizable portions. We loved the ambience of the room (large windows, lighting, photograph decorations). Our wine was decent. The service was friendly but not very attentive. Would defintely return if in the area.
We arrived a little early for our 830 reservation at frontline near padding ton. Shown immediately to our table by helpful and pleasant staff.The meal was excellent and ribeye very tasty.No room for desserts but good coffee
Great dinner, wine and service at Frontline Club, London again. Will return.
Events at Frontline Restaurant
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Darkhead + Q&A at The Frontline Club
Film27 Feb 2012
Followed by Q&A with Director Arman T. Riahi and Producer Arash T. Riahi. Darkhead tells the story of Austro-Iranian Rapper Nazar and his friends, Vahid and Musti. A Schwarzkopf or 'Darkhead' is the word a group of European born immigrants use to define themselves in Austria. Characterised by social exclusion, lack of economic opportunity, it is the word the 25-year-old rapper and his friends use to identify themselves.
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Insight with Fawzia Koofi: Running for President of Afghanistan at The Frontline Club
Special Event17 Feb 2012
Fawzia Koofi has lived a life defined by struggle, the 19th of 23 children born, as a baby she was left in the sun to die because she was a girl. Now a Member of Parliament, she continues her struggle to improve women's and children's rights and plans to run for President of Afghanistan in 2014, despite death threats and assassination attempts. Join us at the Frontline Club with Fawzia Koofi and the co-author of the book that tells her story The Favored Daughter: One Woman's Fight to Lead Afghanistan into the Future, Nadene Ghouri, award-winning journalist and BBC correspondent.
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Journalists Under Fire: Reporting in 2011 at The Frontline Club
Special Event21 Feb 2012
Join us for the launch of a series of events, screenings and workshops at which we will be examining the challenges to safety faced by journalists around the world. The event will also mark the launch of the Committee to Protect Journalists' Attacks on the Press report which will be presented by CPJ executive director Joel Simon.
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Mama Illegal + Q&A at The Frontline Club
Documentary Cinema24 Feb 2012 to 1 Mar 2012
Mama Illegal is a film about the sacrifices made by three Moldovan women who leave their homes and families to work illegally as cleaners in Italy and Austria. Enduring long separations from their children, and leaving their families to face the hardships of life in Europe's poorest country, the women hope to pave the way for a better future. Followed by Q&A with Producer Arash T. Riahi.
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