Bronte

Bronte (the name is a nod to the nearby Lord Nelson, the first Duke Of Bronte) has a Pacific/Antipodean style menu that's created by Andrew Lassetter in a room designed by Tom Dixon.

Opening times: Mon - Thurs 8am-11pm, Friday 8am-Midnight, Saturday 9am-Midnight and Sunday 9am-11pm

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Critic reviews - total score 6.5 out of 10

Marina O Loughlin Guardian

Reviewed by September 30, 2016

"...I unreservedly love the cocktails, and the charming Italian barman with the martini tattoo who whisks up drinks “specially designed for you, madam”. But, cabinets of curiosities and pink concrete bars notwithstanding, I’m not coming back for the food." READ REVIEW

 

Emma Henderson Independent

Reviewed on July 29, 2016

"We finished the night sitting on Dixon’s fan-chair seats on the foliage-lined terrace – if it wasn’t for the unabashed drum of evening city noise, you could be somewhere as far flung as the menu throws you, if only a little confused on where that might be." READ REVIEW

 

Steve Dineen City AM

Reviewed on July 19, 2016

"Go there and you’ll have a perfectly fine time. I just can’t help but think that in a city that spits out more restaurants than my dad’s had hot dinners, it doesn’t quite do enough." READ REVIEW

 

David Sexton Evening Standard

Reviewed on July 27, 2016

"So have the wacky scotch egg, the faux-Nando chicken and chips and you’ll do fine, and then you can enjoy Tom Dixon’s design as the main event, for not too much money either." READ REVIEW