Harden's says
A much lighter, more elegant, less masculine room that the downstairs Grand Divan – this first floor chamber above the Strand is the cheaper section of Jeremy King’s revivified British bastion (dating from 1828). There is a relatively inexpensive set menu here, an affordable Sunday lunch, and – though we’re not sure of the deteails – we’d wager this will become a Theatreland mainstay for afternoon tea.
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100 Strand, London, WC2R 0EW
100 Strand, London, WC2R 0EW
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