The Botanist

About The Botanist

Great care and attention to detail has gone in to creating The Botanist, a London restaurant with an enviable reputation and even better location, on famously well-heeled Sloane Square. For example, the restaurant’s name was not simply picked out of a hat by owners Tom and Ed Martin. No, The Botanist is named in honour of adventuring naturalist Sir Hans Sloane, whose name lives only in the square but in the vast collections he provided to The British and Natural History Museums. Light and sophisticated in its décor, it’s the small touches that make The Botanist’s dining room special – the wall of Victorian style scientific illustrations, the sophisticated deco chandeliers, the pewter-clad bar lined with high stools. Equally, the menus from breakfast right through to dinner, is all about the detail, the dishes primarily British but with international touches that will delight any dedicated globetrotter. A fine wine list, combining well known and rarer labels accompanies.