Harrods is a name synonymous with sophisticated shopping and high end international brands, but did you know that to dine at Harrods is to feast also on the world’s most exceptional cuisines? With 18 restaurants and bars located in and around the store, and a 170-strong team of in-house chefs, the hungry shopper is spoilt for choice!
Harrods was founded in 1849 as a wholesale grocery and tea merchant, and today it offers up some of the finest foods in London. Over its 160 year history, Harrods has continued to provide high-quality products, not only throughout the store, but in it’s many dining venues as well.
Here’s the complete list for you dining pleasure, before, during or after an unforgettable session of decadent retail therapy at Harrods:
Chai Wu – Adding a luxury spin to the best of pan-Asian cuisine with delicious dim sum (topped with beluga caviar, gold leaf or black truffle), plump Beijing duck and mouthwatering sushi at Chai Wu. (5th Floor – Access via street level Door 10 on the Hans Road)
The Coffee Bar – Located in the Roastery & Bake Hall, this beautiful Art Deco-style bar serves freshly roasted coffee and expertly baked goods by day, and espresso Martinis by night. (Food Halls, Ground Floor)
Dim Sum by China Tang – Dim Sum by China Tang, the sister restaurant to the renowned China Tang at The Dorchester, brings the finest authentic Cantonese cuisine in delicious bite-sized parcels to the Harrods Dining Hall. (Dining Hall, entrance via Luxury Accessories or via the door 8 on the Brompton Road after store closure)
Em Sherif – Lebanese fine dining from the Middle East’s Mireille Hayek . Expect succulent grilled meats, vibrant salads, delectable dips and more , all served in an elegant, buzzy dining room. (2nd Floor – Second Floor Access via street level Door 10 on the Hans Road)
Em Sherif Hummus Bar – for the first time ever, you can enjoy a new menu from chef patron Mireille Hayek in the historic Harrods Dining Hall, with her signature hummus at the centre of it all. (Dining Hall, entrance via Luxury Accessories. Access via Door 8 on the Brompton Road after store closure)
The Georgian – Since opening in 1911 as London’s largest restaurant, The Georgian has epitomised luxurious and glamorous afternoon teas. Now, this reimagined restaurant captures the era’s artistry and grandeur at every turn. (Fourth Floor)
The Grill – Indulge in the world’s finest cuts of meat, from melt-in-the-mouth Kobe beef, Australian Wagyu and Dry-aged native beef to rotisserie chicken cooked to order on the charcoal grill. (Ground Floor – entrance via Food Halls)
The Grill on Fifth – Feast on premium ingredients, cooked to perfection on an open flame, at this luxurious rooftop restaurant and bar, complete with a heated terrace. (Fifth Floor)
Harrods Burgers -Signature smash burgers, American-style sandwiches and more, all elevated with true Harrods flare (4th Floor)
Harrods Café – Enjoy sumptuous salads and decadent toasties including the signature Harrods ‘Braffle’, made fresh daily by Harrod’s in-house chefs. (3rd Floor)
Harrods Roast & Bake – Located on Basil Street, opposite the back of the store, this takeaway café is the quickest route to your morning coffee, lunchtime sandwich, afternoon pastry or post-work snack. (Street Level)
Kinoya Ramen Bar – Acclaimed Michelin chef Neha Mishra has brought her famed Dubai restauran to London. Expect her signature shio paitan, tonkotsu and Wagyu tsukune, to name just a few Kioya delights. (Dining Hall – Ground Floor)
Kinoya Sushi – Explore a menu of nigiri, hand rolls, Japanese small plates and more at Kinoya’s latest Harrods outpost (Dining Hall, entrance via Luxury Accessories)
Moët & Chandon Champagne Bar – Decadence awaits at the Moët & Chandon Champagne Bar, where chef-made delicacies accompany the iconic maison’s full range of cuvées. (Beauty Halls, Ground Floor)
Pasta Evangelists by Perbellini – Chef Giancarlo Perbellini brings authentic regional Italian dishes of fresh, homemade pasta to London from his two Michelin star Verona restaurant, Casa Perbellini. (Dining Hall, entrance via Luxury Accessories)
Pizzeria & Pasqua – Enjoy authentic wood-fired pizzas, from Napolitana Italy’s most emblematic culinary creation to many much-loved classics alongside traditional Veneto and Italian wines curated by Pasqua. (2nd Floor)
Prada Caffé – Hot-heel it to Prada’s dining pop-up, where the fashion house is serving a modern take on Italian cuisine alongside indulgent pastries and logo-emblazoned refreshments, all in quintessentially Prada interiors. (Ground Floor)
Somewhere Cafe – Take a seat at the Middle Eastern table, where sharing dishes promise a culinary journey around the world. (Fourth Floor)
Harrods Dining Hall – Serving up expertly curated menus covering a wide range of different cuisines, the Harrods Dining Hall is a gastronomic paradise made up of six restaurants in an historic setting guaranteed to impress. The Dining Hall at Harrods is open until 10.30pm Thursday to Saturday. As well as late night live music
Harrods Cocktail Bars – Though best known as a gastronomic paradise, our illustrious Ground Floor Dining Hall is an equally magnificent spot for cocktails. Take your pick, settle in at a counter and while the evening away with spectacular serves and world-class food.
The Best Brunch Restaurants at Harrods – Just as the name itself is a hybrid of breakfast and lunch, brunch allows you to pick and mix your favourite elements from each. A glass of Champagne with your avocado sourdough? Of course! Another piece of patisserie? Whyever not. Whatever the occasion, Harrods has the brunch spot to suit.
Reviews:
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