Guide to... French Restaurants on North Pole Road

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Aubaine (Notting Hill)
Aubaine (Notting Hill)
129 Bayswater Road, Greater London, W2 4RJ

1.78km

This opulent venue overlooks Hyde Park and is as luxurious as it is beautiful. Just a short walk from the Royal...Read more

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Aubaine (Kensington High Street)
Aubaine (Kensington High Street)
37 Kensington High Street, London, W8 5ED

2.01km

Our Kensington venue is an intimate venue set back from the bustle of the high street. Just a walk away from the...Read more

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