Galvin La Chapelle

Enjoy French fine dining with a European twist at Galvin La Chapelle, an elegant Michelin-starred restaurant in Spitalfields.

Boasting magnificent high stone ceilings and large arched windows, the restaurant is located in a grade II-listed building which was originally part of a school.

What’s on the menu at Galvin La Chapelle?

Classic dishes get a contemporary makeover from executive chef Arturo Granato who works closely with founders Chris and Jeff Galvin to create a menu bursting with bold flavours and textures.

Typical dishes might include red leg partridge with delica pumpkin, Alsace bacon, armagnac and black truffle followed by a signature pear tarte tatin with rosemary caramel, calvados and caramelised white chocolate.

There are five and seven course tasting menus showcasing the best seasonal ingredients along with a set menu. Visit for Sunday lunch and tuck into crackling porchetta from Suffolk or beef sirloin from Hereford.

Where is Galvin La Chapelle?

Galvin La Chapelle is in Spitalfields, in the City of London.

How do I get to Galvin La Chapelle?

Liverpool Street (Elizabeth, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Central and Weaver lines) is the closest train and Tube station to Galvin La Chapelle, within a ten-minute walk of the restaurant. Shoreditch High Street Overground Station is a similar distance away.

What are the opening hours at Galvin La Chapelle?

Galvin La Chapelle is open for lunch Monday to Sunday from 11.45am to 2.30pm. Dinner is served Monday from 5.30pm to 9pm, Tuesday to Friday from 5.30pm to 9.30pm, Saturday from 6pm to 9.30pm and Sunday from 6pm to 9pm.

Does Galvin La Chapelle take bookings?

Yes, Galvin La Chapelle takes bookings, either online or by calling the restaurant directly.

Does Galvin La Chapelle have a dress code?

The dress code at Galvin La Chapelle is smart casual.

The Galvin brothers also own the more laid-back Galvin Bistrot & Bar in Spitalfields.