The Contented Vine

About The Contented Vine

The Contented Vine serve modern British food and boast over 100 different wines. Catering for private parties of up to 50 guests is available upon request and seating on the terrace area is provided, weather permitting. A takeaway menu is also provided.

The Contented Vine Address

Address:
17 Sussex Street
Victoria
London
SW1V 4RR
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7834 0044

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Address:
17 Sussex Street
Victoria
London
SW1V 4RR
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7834 0044
Public transport: Pimlico, London Underground

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Latest 5 reviews of The Contented Vine

The Contented Vine is Pimlico is a great local restaurant. You'd never know if was there unless you knew the area. The food was a really good quality and full of seasonal items, the wine list was varied and full. The vibe is relaxed and comfortable. I will defintiely go back.

2 July 2010
by LS

To celebrate moving to Pimlico, I took my parents to the Contented Vine for a quiet dinner. Clearly frequented mainly by locals, it had a warm, relaxed atmosphere. The menu was enjoyably limited - what they do, they do well. I had the goats cheese souffle followed by pork belly with deliciously crisp crackling. Within context, this is a great little find and I'll go again. However if you are looking for an event restaurant, I wouldn't go to Pimlico just to dine here.

7 April 2010
by JD

It was fine, and the food was tasty. Lacked the atmosphere to encourage me to make going back a priority, but would have no problems going again either.

17 March 2010
by RC

Food was nice but not enough room

13 March 2010
by 11586506

The Contented Vine in Pimlico is not much to look at from the outside and a bizarre red velvet curtain entrance makes you wonder what you're walking it to, but once inside you're properly in the heart of a locals' local. Reasonably priced, well made standard food with the occasional innovative dish and an interesting attached wine list.

1 March 2010
by 11335784