The Refuge
Eclectic restaurant · Piccadilly ·
Global sharing plates in an elegant, historic hotel dining room
Global sharing plates in an elegant, historic hotel dining room
"Every so often you want a bar that just makes you feel like the shiniest version of yourself. The Refuge, a 10,000-square-foot, double-high space inside the landmark Kimpton Clocktower Hotel, is the pinnacle of that. The City Centre building is turn-of-the-century excess incarnate: stained glass, a marble and bronze staircase, an interior Victorian winter garden. Feast on the visuals but don’t trip over the wheelie suitcases—it is a hotel bar after all—and for drinks, stick to the classics." - becky cooper
"Every so often you want a bar that just makes you feel like the shiniest version of yourself. The Refuge, a 10,000-square-foot, double-high space inside the landmark Kimpton Clocktower Hotel, is the pinnacle of that. The City Centre building is turn-of-the-century excess incarnate: stained glass, a marble and bronze staircase, an interior Victorian winter garden. Feast on the visuals but don’t trip over the wheelie suitcases—it is a hotel bar after all—and for drinks, stick to the classics. photo credit: Georgie Glass photo credit: Georgie Glass photo credit: Georgie Glass photo credit: Georgie Glass Pause Unmute" - Becky Cooper
"Inspired by the global travels of its owners, this venue offers a menu of small, shareable plates that blend international flavors with local ingredients—examples include Korean chicken with sriracha and egg yolk, and beetroot pakora with tamarind ketchup—creating a worldly, tapas-style dining experience." - SilverKris
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