Guide to... Cocktail Bars on Maxilla Walk
Popular Nearby Streets & Areas: Bramley Road (0.16km) St Helen's Gardens (0.19km)
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China Tang (at The Dorchester)
China Tang was conceived by Sir David Tang, the founder of China Clubs in Hong Kong, Peking and Singapore, as well as...Read more
Chinese Restaurants Park Lane Nightlife Bars Cocktail Bars Mayfair Eating Restaurants Dim Sum Restaurants
Part of The Dorchester Hotel
Coburg Bar (at The Connaught)
The soul of the Coburg Bar lies in tradition and warmth, and the atmosphere reflects this – quiet, intimate, relaxed...Read more
Nightlife Bars Carlos Place Mayfair Cocktail Bars
Part of The Connaught
Connaught Bar (at The Connaught)
Ultra-stylish décor and chic, innovative cocktails put the award-winning Connaught Bar in a league of its own. This...Read more
Nightlife Bars Carlos Place Mayfair Cocktail Bars
Part of The Connaught
Galvin at Windows (at the Hilton Park Lane)
With an interior evoking the glamour of the 1930s, Michelin-starred Galvin at Windows restaurant and bar has become...Read more
French Restaurants Park Lane Nightlife Bars Cocktail Bars Mayfair Eating Restaurants Michelin Star Restaurants 1 Michelin Star
Part of Hilton Hotel Park Lane
C London
Located in the heart of Mayfair, a few steps away from the most elegant shopping, C London welcomes with its...Read more
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Fera (at Claridge's Hotel)
Fera, the Latin word for ‘wild’, reflects the powerful connection to nature that is at the heart of our...Read more
Brook Street Nightlife Bars Cocktail Bars Mayfair Eating Restaurants Michelin Star Restaurants 1 Michelin Star
Part of Claridge's Hotel
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