A grand Parisian brasserie beneath Piccadilly, where Art Deco glamour, classic French cooking and West End energy come together.
Why we love it
Hidden below street level just moments from Piccadilly Circus, Brasserie Zédel feels like stepping into another era. Its soaring Art Deco dining room, complete with marble, mirrors and softly glowing lamps, brings a touch of 1930s Paris to the heart of London.
The menu celebrates the enduring pleasures of a traditional French brasserie: oysters, steak frites, soufflé and elegant dishes designed for long lunches, relaxed dinners and pre-theatre occasions. There is a lively, unmistakably metropolitan feel throughout, yet the setting remains wonderfully transporting.
Part of the wider Zédel destination, which also includes Bar Américain and the intimate Crazy Coqs cabaret venue, it is an ideal choice for an evening that extends beyond the table.
