The Delaunay
Overview
Located behind an imposing entrance on the corner of historic Drury Lane and The Aldwych, The Delaunay is an all-day café-restaurant inspired by the grand cafés of Europe. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, morning coffee and afternoon tea are also served seven days a week, alongside a Take-Out section with a local delivery service. Booking is recommended but a portion of the tables are available for walk-in customers.
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Practical Information
55 Aldwych, London, WC2B 4BB
Prices
£26 to £40
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55 AldwychLondonWC2B 4BB
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Latest 5 reviews of The Delaunay
The Counter at the Delaunay is hugely disappointing. It looks very attractive and it's a lovely place to while away a spare half hour (newspapers provided) and convenient for Covent Garden in the evening. But, and it's a big BUT, the food is miserable. A friend and I shared two plates of mixed salad which were tasteless and fiddly and there was no dressing to be had (only big squeezy things...more
What a beautiful dining experience! We wandered in on a whim on a Thursday evening during a busy dinner time and were fortunate enough that they could accommodate us, though in the bar. It was still lovely and fun and interesting. Lots of nearly famous people wandering around, and a discreet note on the menu that no photography was allowed, which says something about their clientele,...more
This is one very swanky place with impeccable service.
We stopped by for some Sunday Lunch, the famous "Sunday Roast". I'd found it on a Time Out list of "Top 10" Sunday Lunch places in central London. If you're not after that then there are a number of other dishes to suit various tastes. The clientèle here are somewhat upmarket as are the surroundings.
The Sunday Roast was not cheap at...more
went again and brought my friend for a cup of tea. Got desirable table place and had lovely tea and cakes.more
The Delaunay has been on my hit list ever since I got wind of the Wolseley's latest sibling, and last night's dinner did not fail to wow.
There was definitely a case of the giggles when we reviewed the various menus - Crustacea, Shcnitzels, Weiners - thought the stunning ambiance, somewhat of a mix between an old worldly brasserie and a romanticised trans-Siberian train, made the whole...more