Food and Drink
Sybarite Reviews: Dalloway Terrace
Undoubtedly one of the prettiest and most Instagrammable dining spots in London, Dalloway Terrace was named after the iconic Bloomsbury set writer Virginia Woolf's Mrs Dalloway. We visited the restaurant to try out their summer menu.
The Nordic fairytale woodland aesthetic that runs throughout the restaurant is created by twinkling fairy lights intertwined with climbing greenery and blossom trees, blankets over chairs and glass lanterns on every table. The indoor-outdoor space is well-equipped for all weathers, with a retractable roof so that diners can enjoy the sun when it shines and heaters are provided when it gets colder.
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