overview
Established in 1867 by August Kettner, rumoured to have been chef to Napoleon III, Kettner’s was one of the first restaurants in London to serve French food. Popular with historical figures and creatives throughout its 151-year history, legend has it that King Edward VII courted his mistress, actress Lillie Langtry, in its cabinets particuliers (private dining rooms). Remaining open through both World Wars, Kettner’s entertained visitors including Sir Winston Churchill, Agatha Christie, Oscar Wilde, Bing Crosby and Margaret Thatcher.
Max Capacity: 10 / Meeting Rooms: 1
gallery
No capacities available
address
29,Romilly Street,
London,
Greater London,
W1D 5HP,
United Kingdom
directions
Kettner’s is situated in the heart of bohemian Soho and Theatreland on the corner of Greek Street and Romilly Street.
nearest airports
nearest motorways
- M1 JCT 1 (5.76 miles)
- M4 JCT 1 (6.67 miles)
- M4 JCT 2 (7.26 miles)
nearest train station
- London Charing Cross (0.47 miles)
- Waterloo East (London) (1.03 miles)
- London Waterloo (1.05 miles)
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