Hix at The Albemarle
Lady Blonde says: “Enjoy a classic British menu created by Lee Streeton and Mark Hix in a dining room dotted with art by some leading British greats including Tracey Emin.”
Filed under: Restaurant
Location: Mayfair
Nearest tube: Green Park
Hix at The Albemarle celebrates British art and cuisine. Indulge in classic British dishes, using seasonal ingredients, whilst admiring British Art including pieces by Tracey Emin, Bridget Riley and Rankin. The Albemarle can accommodate lunches or dinners up to 12 people - for larger parties Brown's boasts 6 private dining rooms.
Brown’s Hotel is home to six private dining rooms, which can accommodate up to 72 guests for lunch or dinner or up to 120 people for a reception. Each room offers an abundance of natural daylight, high ceilings and antiques. Whilst it is very rare that they close The Donovan Bar for private parties, it may be worth asking!
Food
Mark Hix and Lee Streeton offer a wonderful selection of British bar nibbles from pork crackling to Brown’s famous Club Sandwich.
Drink
The Donovan Bar serves over 60 ‘must-try’ cocktails and a wide selection of wines and Champagnes, many by the glass.
Breakfast
Monday to Saturday: 7am-10.30am, Sunday: 7.30am-11am
Lunch
Monday to Saturday: Midday-3pm, Sunday 12.30pm-4pm
Pre-Theatre Dinner
Monday to Saturday 5.30pm-7.30pm
Dinner
Monday to Saturday: 7.30pm - 11.00pm, Sunday: 7pm-10.30pm
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