Bistro 51
About Bistro 51
Bistro 51 restaurant at London's Crowne Plaza Hotel is one of the capital's gems that deserves much wider renown. Set in a a grand hotel near Buckingham Palace, Bistro 51 enjoys a beautiful, secluded courtyard bar and dining area with tinkling Victorian fountain and state-of-the-art barbecue. It is delightful by day and romantic by night and perfect for afternoon tea. The sophisticated burgundy colour scheme, smart white table linens, stylish, comfortable seating all add up to a metro-chic dining room that is perfect for business meals as well as romantic suppers and family events. The menu divides neatly into modern British dishes with influences from Italy and France, straightforward red-blooded grills and British Asian dishes that range across the subcontinent and beyond.
Bistro 51 Address
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54 Buckingham Gate
London
SW1E 6AF
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Location Information for Bistro 51
| Address: |
54 Buckingham Gate
London
SW1E 6AF
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| Public transport: | St. James's Park, Underground |
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Latest 5 reviews of Bistro 51
7.3 out of 10 based on 5 reviews
Although Bistro 51 is having some refurbishments done at the moment, it was still a lovely place to eat and relax. The food was very reasonably priced and the steak was perfectly cooked. Overall, i definitely recommend Bistro 51
We had a very enjoyable lunch at Bistro 51 on Buckingham Gate and would go back again!
Bistro 51, London SW1E 6AF Meal for 2: £88.22, £79.90+£8.32 servcice charge, odd amount I know. 2 starters, 2 mains, 2 glasses wine, 2 espresso, 1 dessert. Pepper&Tomato soup (£5.95) was nice enough, trout (£18.50) was a little over cooked but OK, best bit was the rhubard panna cotta (£6.50)! It is a restaurant that is part of The Crown Plaza Hotel, situated near St James Park. The decor and ambience is better than your usual Crown Plaza; to me it was very nice. Toilets via main lobby.
Had a client lunch at Bistro 51. The place was maybe 25% full and we were sat at the first table in the window to attract passing trade so we could have been given a more comfortable table. The french onion soup was very tasty and my client enjoyed his steak. My main - escolar on a bed of lentils - was miniscule and nothing special. The desert fruit platter was fine. The waiters were attentive - one was initially a little too in our faces but soon calmed down!
We just had dinner at Bistro 51 in Westminster and enjoyed the food and service. There was a variety of choices, so everyone tried something different. All was to our liking and we'll definitely go back again.
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