National Dining Rooms & Bakery
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About National Dining Rooms & Bakery

The National Dining Rooms and Bakery is a pleasingly versatile space combining modernity and tradition in an inimitably British style. It is ideal for breakfast meetings, coffee and elevenses, a three course lunch or traditional afternoon tea. This Great British restaurant offers an unmistakably home-grown menu with a generous spread of treats in the all-day bakery, an innovative ả la carte menu, and a reasonable priced set lunch. Come for something as simple as tea and biscuits, or try the restaurant for lunch with magnificent views over Trafalgar Square, and the promise of walking it off through the Gallery afterwards.

Opening hours: Monday - Sunday 10am – 5pm Wednesdays 10am – 5pm

National Dining Rooms & Bakery Address

Address:
National Gallery, Sainsbury Wing, London
London
WC2N 5DN
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7747 2525
Email:
Website: http://www.thenationaldiningrooms.co.uk

Location Information for National Dining Rooms & Bakery

Address:
National Gallery, Sainsbury Wing, London
London
WC2N 5DN
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7747 2525
Email:
Website: http://www.thenationaldiningrooms.co.uk
Public transport: Charing Cross, London Underground

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restaurantguides.co.uk review of National Dining Rooms & Bakery

Reviewed by: restaurantguides.co.uk
Just how on earth does Oliver Peyton do it, launching hit restaurant after hit restaurant? Add to that his admirable efforts to fly the flag for British cooking and making public places hes barely come off all the praise lauded upon him for Inn the Park, in St Jamess Park even better. This new establishment takes on the might of the National Gallery with an inhouse restaurant and comes out tops with unshowy yet classy food. Kick off with beetroot cured salmon with dill and orange, culminating in some truly sparkling flavours. Lemon smoked chicken with Savoy cabbage and creamed potatoes offers more conservative leanings, but no less favourable while puddings such as warm treacle tart with clotted cream along make the trip to the National Gallery well worth it. This really is a superior venture.
 
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