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  1. The Grill at The Dorchester

    Contemporary British

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    The ornate ceiling is the one piece of Dorchester grandeur the room kept when everything else went bright and contemporary. It's a formal dining room inside the hotel, the kind where a suited team makes you feel looked after rather than watched. The menu leans British, with sharing centrepieces like beef Wellington doing the heavy lifting. The set lunch brings the price down to somewhere merely steep.

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    • Chateaubriand

      “The cooking mixes classical flavours with modern techniques, on a menu that features luxury dishes to share such as Chateaubriand or beef Wellington.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Beef wellington

      “The cooking mixes classical flavours with modern techniques, on a menu that features luxury dishes to share such as Chateaubriand or beef Wellington.”

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