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Bar and Restaurant Owner/Proprietor: Mr Abdul Jabbar
Food: Indian
Opening times: 12 noon
Set Dinner: £17.95
Bar: Beer, wine, spirits and soft drinks For over twenty years, the Delhi Brasserie has served top-quality Indian cuisine to the discerning diner in the heart of the most fashionable part of London's trendy Soho. Situated on the Famous Frith Street – just two doors down from the cult celebrity haunt of Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club and just over the road from Soho coffee house institution Bar Italia – the Delhi Brasserie is perfectly located with many of London's most popular attractions all just a few minutes' walk away.
Ronnie Scott himself used to enjoy the Delhi Brasserie on a regular basis and was the guest of honour at the opening in May 1985. Since then, the visitor book has boasted such luminaries as Twiggy, Howard Schuman, Steve Davis (snooker player), Lenny Henry, Elaine Page and many, many others. |
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Elegantly furnished and superbly located for pre- and post-theatre dinners, this popular Indian restaurant in the heart of Soho serves all the usual Indian fare from tandooris to madras and vindaloo. Details
Children welcome. NCP Parking nearby. Places of interest
British Museum
National Gallery
China Town
Directions
Nearest tube stations: Tottenham Court Road/Leicester Square.
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