Bellamy’s is the Queen’s most visited restaurant
06.04.16
Bellamy’s, the winner of Tatler magazine’s ‘Most Civilised Restaurant Award‘, is the Queen’s most visited restaurant and has often been chosen on her rare excursions to London restaurants. The Times, The Telegraph, and the Daily Mail have all highly recommended this Mayfair bar and restaurant for its décor, designed by Tim Flynn Architects.
‘Bellamy’s is everything that the modern breed of brash, look-at-me restaurants is not: calm, understated and unobtrusive. Bellamy’s has something rare in the increasingly flashy Mayfair restaurant scene: discretion’ (The Telegraph).
‘... for Her Majesty the Queen, there are many factors involved in the choice of a dinner venue: the food, the ambience, the wine list, the décor and the lighting …’ (Daily Mail).
Tim Flynn and Gavin Rankin, the proprietor, visited 15 Parisian brasseries to find inspiration. The result of this research is a unique style, reflecting a familiar and welcoming French feel, with the added element of sophisticated Art Nouveau.
‘In a culinary climate of ‘quirky’ pop-ups and monstrously over-the-top freakshake-type menus, Bellamy’s offers simple food proficiently cooked, flawless, discreet service and a warm, buzzy, intimate atmosphere. The seating is comfortable, the lighting is low…’ (Daily Mail).
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To find more about Bellamy’s design, please visit:
http://www.timflynnarchitects.com/projects/mayfair-restaurant/
