28 Church Row

28 Church Row is a London restaurant for Italian, Spanish and Mediterranean small plates, with a price of $51 per person. The confirmed practical details are direct: smart casual dress, dinner daily from 5 PM, lunch only on Saturday and Sunday from 12–3 PM.

The appeal is clearest for diners who want a meal built around small plates. The cuisine range covers Italian, Spanish and broader Mediterranean cooking, while the price point helps with planning a meal in London. Details such as a named chef, awards, seat count, drinks program, or special service format are not part of the information provided here.

A London small-plates meal with a smart casual tone

28 Church Row’s confirmed positioning is simple: small plates, Mediterranean influences, a smart casual dress code. That makes it easier to plan attire: neat, put-together clothing is the safest choice.

Timing is the main planning detail to watch. Dinner is served daily from 5 PM. Lunch is available only on Saturday and Sunday from 12–3 PM.

Small plates make the strongest case for ordering around appetite, not ceremony

The cuisine direction is Italian, Spanish and Mediterranean small plates. First-time diners can plan around that broad small-plates structure rather than assuming a more specific menu format that has not been verified.

For diners comparing other London dining rooms, it sits in the practical category of a smart casual small-plates restaurant with both daily dinner and weekend lunch.

Who should choose it, who should skip it

Choose 28 Church Row if you want Italian, Spanish and Mediterranean small plates in London at $51 per person, especially for dinner or a weekend lunch. It suits diners looking for a smart casual meal with a small-plates focus. If you need confirmed details on a tasting menu, private dining, a specific chef-led concept, dietary accommodations, takeout, delivery, or other service guarantees, those are not included in the information provided here.