I get quite excited when I hear that there is a new restaurant opening in London. This, as you can imagine, is quite an often occurrence and I try my best to visit as many as possible. Dalloway Terrace is the latest addition to Bloomsbury’s hidden gems and one of the cutest restaurant terraces I have been to in a while. Nestled just off Great Russell Street in The Bloomsbury hotel in the heart of Bloomsbury, an area rich with literary history and home to Virginia Woolf who has created the eponymous character that the Dalloway Terrace has been named after. We decided to visit for a late Sunday lunch. I was so impressed by restaurants interiors designed by Alexander Waterworth (Interior Designer for Annabel’s London and The Musket Room New York) who draw the inspiration from the 1930’s. It’s quintessentially British with floral motifs feature throughout the menus, stylish and contemporary setting with pops of green really brings out the elegant atmosphere that oozes across the restaurant. It felt like being in a beautiful fairytale garden. London doesn’t lack in Al Fresco dining restaurant options but the Dalloway Terrace is highly up the top of my current list. We […]

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