Madsen Restaurant

About Madsen Restaurant

With its minimalist designer interior and glossy crowd straight from Scandinavian central casting, Madsen is an arty restaurant ideal for business lunches, shopping pit-stops and evening meals with a Nordic twist. Situated on the Old Brompton Road, the super-sleek dining room is dressed up with whitewashed walls, blonde wood flooring and iconic PH5 lamps by Poul Henningsen. The restaurant was recently awarded its first AA Rosette and attracts an upmarket crowd of Scandinavian ex-pats, art auctioneers and trustafarians. The main lunchtime attraction is Smørrebrød – a Danish open sandwich made with rye bread and toppings such as smoked salmon and dill mayonnaise. Traditional main courses include the stegt flæsk med persille - thick fried bacon slices with parsley béchamel sauce and pickled beetroot.

Madsen Restaurant Address

Address:
20 Old Brompton Road
London
SW7 3DL

Prices for Madsen Restaurant

Under £35 | €40 | US$54

Location Information for Madsen Restaurant

Address:
20 Old Brompton Road
London
SW7 3DL

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Latest 3 reviews of Madsen Restaurant

8 out of 10 based on 184 reviews

Fabulous experience. Went here with my Scandinavian girlfriend and both loved it. Gravlax starter was superb and Swedish beef main was also excellent. Portions are generous, not something you tend to see in restaurants of this standard. I have been to the Michelin starred North Road, which is also scandy, and this was better. Not a cheap place to dine but is well worth it!

9 April 2012
by Patrick Robb

The portion seems getting smaller and smaller!

23 April 2012
by Anonymous

Madsen. 20 Old Brompton Road, London, SW7 3DL Madsen has captured the atmosphere of Scandinavia perfectly. The decor is light and airy and the service is impeccable but very welcoming and friendly. The quality and presentation of the food is excellent and there is a good wine list to match. For beer drinkers, there are a couple of interesting Swedish beers in addition to the obligatory Carlsberg. It is an excellent venue for a light, informal lunch and the dinner menu isequally inviting.

25 February 2012
by 11988544
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