Ralph Lauren's Guide to London

By Food & Wine
April 20, 2017
© Royal Academy of Arts/Summer Exhibition 2016 Installation
“I’ve always loved the English—not 
only their style, but their way of living,” 
says Ralph Lauren. The legendary designer, who just opened an outpost 
of Ralph’s Coffee & Bar in Mayfair, shares his go-to haunts.
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The Colony Grill Room at the Beaumont

Courtesy of The Beaumont

Classics like chicken potpie 
reign at this stylish dining room off 
Brown Hart Gardens. colonygrillroom.com.

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Claridge's

Courtesy of Claridge's

This iconic hotel is worth the splurge. And with 
its forthcoming cookbook, you can soon bring executive chef 
Martyn Nail’s luxurious dishes home. claridges.co.uk.


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Chiltern Firehouse

Courtesy of Chiltern Firehouse

The celebrity hangout continues 
to sizzle, with fantastic plates like cauliflower hearts drizzled 
with vegetarian XO sauce. chiltern
firehouse.com.


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Petersham Nurseries

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The Richmond neighborhood shop-restaurant-garden 
mash-up is expanding to Covent Garden. petershamnurseries.com. 


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Ralph's Coffee & Bar

© Ralph’s Coffee & Bar

The fashion designer’s clubby new equestrian-themed café on 
a fashion-boutique-riddled corner is the first to introduce La Colombe coffee across the pond. ralphlauren.co.uk.


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Design Museum

© Gareth Gardner

Architect John Pawson and Dutch firm OMA restored a 1960s-era Kensington building into this contemporary design center. designmuseum.org. 


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Mark's Club

Courtesy of Mark’s Club

This members-only club recently refurbished its Mayfair town house, but the 
Anglo-French food has stayed consistent (and strong) with dishes like steak tartare and roast chicken. marksclub.co.uk.


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National Portrait Gallery

© Andrew Putler

An absolute must: There are more than 20,000 pieces 
to enjoy in this niche collection. npg.org.uk.


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Royal Academy of the Arts

© Royal Academy of Arts/Summer Exhibition 2016 Installation

This Piccadilly institution run by artists celebrates its 250th anniversary next year. royalacademy.org.uk.

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