Dean Street Townhouse, part of the Soho House group, combines modest Georgian opulence (wood panelling, distressed mirrors) with the feel of a bustling Parisian brasserie. The menu, having a distinctly British feel, finely executes classic dishes with flair. When hungry like the wolf, why not sink your fangs into the Porterhouse Steak? Although for two it is a rather large piece of meat, and comes with a béarnaise and chips. If you have been bar hopping for the majority of the evening, this is perfect fare. Washing it down with a robust red is mandatory.
As you would expect from most establishments of this calibre, the service is good and the overall dining experience is atmospheric and you leave knowing you’ve had a proper meal.
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