This gorgeous spot may be a bit old-fashioned, but it's also definitely the best spot in town to see and be seen. Dine upstairs before heading down for an evening of cocktails and boogying.
Set within a grade II listed building, Curzon is a cinema come historic site dating back from 1963. We can imagine no better place to watch our art-house favourites.
Tamarind holds a very high honour: it is one of the first Indian restaurants in the world to win a Michelin star (and to have held ever since!). This elegant traditional North Indian restaurant has a mix of innovative dishes and Indian comfort classics.
If you're after a warm and cosy vibe and find yourself in the middle of Mayfair, head straight to Kitty Fisher's for some hearty British grub and fine wine. Their pies are a kitchen staple!
The Dorch rules Park Lane with a historic guest list that includes David Bowie and Elizabeth Taylor. The pink marble bathroom in the Harlequin Penthouse was installed especially for the latter. These days we love the scalloped armchairs in the Martin Brudnizki-designed Vesper Bar (named after Ian Fleming, another former guest) and medical-grade facials in the spa. Plus, the knockout views from the summer terrace, which remains a relative secret.