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6 days ago · Key Information. Address | 8-10 Pollen Street, London W1S 1NQ. For more information | maryslondon.co.uk. BY: Christina. TAGS: Eat + Drink, LOTI Eats, MAYFAIR. In the middle of four new 2024 openings for Jason Atherton came Mary’s, shacking up at his Mayfair restaurant Pollen Street Social.
- No. 4 Romilly Street
- No. 19 Romilly Street
- Nos. 21 and 22 Romilly Street
- No. 24 Romilly Street
- Nos. 28–31 (consec.) Romilly Street and Nos. 37–39 (consec.) Greek Street
- Architectural Description
- Nos. 37–39 (consec.) Romilly Street: The Scots Hoose Public House
This much altered building was erected in1735 under a sixty-one-year building lease madeby Sir Thomas Crosse of Westminster, baronet,head-lessee from the Portland family, to FrancisDrewitt, bricklayer, and John Moore, carpenter,both of St. George's, Hanover Square. HenryCrosse of St. Anne's, joiner, was witness to thebuilding lease (which Drewitt s...
This house was built in 1763–4, (fn. 10) perhapsby Thomas Grantham of St. Anne's, builder,who in 1765 was granted a ninety-two-yearPortland lease of the site. (fn. 11) The first ratepayerwas an Anne Sherlock and from 1765 the painter,William Sherlock, exhibited from this addressuntil 1774. (fn. 9)The rate assessment was increasedin 1790. The house ...
These houses were built in 1738–9, under twoPortland leases neither of which was a buildinglease. No. 21 was built under a sixty-five-yearlease to Thomas Cuthbert of St. Anne's, described as 'gentleman' but probably the tallowchandler of that name, and No. 22 under athirty-five-year lease to Jane Allam of Paddington, spinster, a descendant of Josep...
This plain-fronted brick house (Plate 125b, 125d)was built, like the former No. 23 to the west andNos. 37 and 38 Frith Street to the east, in 1781. (fn. 10) The building of No. 24 was evidently under aninety-year Portland lease, made in 1760 andeffective from 1769, to Timothy Goulding ofBrewer Street, St. James's, upholsterer: thelease required the...
The ground plans of these houses, now Kettner's restaurant, are shown on the Portlandestate map of c. 1792–3 (fn. 3)(Plate 9, fig. 50 onpage 197). The restaurant established by Auguste Kettnerat No. 29 Romilly Street is first shown in thePost Office directory in 1868. It was probably thefirst foreign restaurant, other than the hotels ofLeicester Sq...
These seven brick-fronted terrace houses, nowpainted a uniform light grey, have been alteredand adapted to form a single restaurant with anentrance at No. 29 Romilly Street (Plate 125c).In carcase, however, they probably date mainlyfrom the early eighteenth century. Each housenow contains a basement and four storeys, Nos.28, 29 and 30 Romilly Stree...
This public house was built in 1898 to thedesign of H. M. Wakley, architect. (fn. 23) Until1908 it was known as the George and ThirteenCantons. A tavern on the site had borne thisname since at least 1759, probably because of anamalgamation of two establishments, the Georgein Moor Street and the Thirteen Cantons inKing Street. (fn. 24) The present b...
Mary’s, Atherton’s fifth opening of the year, was named after regular customer Mary Rawlinson, and inspired by her iconic order of a steak and a martini. The pop-up kitchen will be running until the end of December and will be serving up an array of wood-fired, locally sourced meats, alongside its other offerings.
- 8-10 Pollen Street, Mayfair, W1S 1NQ, London
- British,Steak
The Wolseley is a restaurant located at 160 Piccadilly in London, England, next to The Ritz London. Designed by the architect William Curtis Green, the Grade II* listed building was erected by Wolseley Motors in 1921 as their regional offices with a ground floor showroom.
020 7212 9254 @royaloperahouse Website. The Paul Hamlyn Hall Balconies Restaurant is a true hidden gem in the heart of Covent Garden. Located in the Royal Opera House, this stunning restaurant offers a unique dining experience perfect for anyone looking for something special.
Claude Bosi at Bibendum – a Two Stars: Excellent cooking restaurant in the 2024 MICHELIN Guide United Kingdom. The MICHELIN inspectors’ point of view, information on prices, types of cuisine and opening hours on the MICHELIN Guide's official website.
Peter Rawlinson is a British businessman and engineer based in California. He is the chief executive officer, [1] chief technology officer, and board member [2] of Lucid Motors and is known for his work as Chief Vehicle Engineer of the Tesla Model S and the Lucid Air. [3]
