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    Dalloway Terrace

    Fitzrovia, London

    Restaurant in London, United Kingdom

    The Read

    Dress

    Smart Casual

    Why go

    Dalloway Terrace works when the setting matters as much as the food: a central London terrace choice for polished catch-ups, post-gallery meals, flexible evening plans. It is less persuasive for diners chasing a cuisine-led or award-led restaurant, so compare it with Plaza Khao Gaeng, Hakkasan, or Din Tai Fung Centre Point if the food brief is more specific.

    About Dalloway Terrace

    Dalloway Terrace is a London venue with a smart-casual dress code. If your decision depends on a specific cuisine, menu format, chef, price point, terrace setup, or service style, confirm those details with the venue before booking.

    A London option with limited detail

    Dalloway Terrace is in London, the dress code is smart casual. For details such as cuisine, menu, chef, price point, terrace setup, or service style, confirm directly with the venue before booking.

    For a deeper restaurant search in the area, our full London restaurants guide is the better planning tool. Travellers building a wider trip can also cross-check London hotels, London bars, London experiences before committing the evening.

    Who should choose it, who should not

    Choose Dalloway Terrace if you are looking for a London venue and are comfortable confirming the practical details directly. Skip it if you need specifics on cuisine, chef, menu, pricing, hours, or awards before making a decision. In that case, compare it with other named options such as Plaza Khao Gaeng, Wagamama, or Hakkasan.

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    Planning details

    Location
    16-22 Great Russell St, London WC1B 3NN, United Kingdom
    Reservations
    Book on SevenRooms
    Website
    dallowayterrace.com
    Phone
    +44 20 7347 1221
    Venue details

    Ambiance

    Elegant and romantic indoor–outdoor terrace with lush, often themed floral installations, soft lighting, and a cozy, intimate feel tucked just off busy Tottenham Court Road.

    Tags

    Vibe

    RomanticElegantCozy

    Best For

    Date NightCelebrationBrunch

    Experience

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    View

    GardenStreet Scene

    At the Table

    Dress Code
    Smart Casual
    Noise Level
    Conversational
    Service Style
    Upscale Casual
    Meal Pacing
    Leisurely
    Capacity
    Small

    Signature Dishes

    • Champagne afternoon tea
    • Coq au vin
    • Steak frites
    • Courgette & artichoke risotto
    Planning details

    Location

    16-22 Great Russell St, London WC1B 3NN, United Kingdom · Directions

    +44 20 7347 1221

    dallowayterrace.com

    Book on SevenRooms

    Also consider

    Where to go if this does not fit

    If the priority is food value and a clearer cuisine identity, choose Plaza Khao Gaeng. If the occasion needs more polish, compare Hakkasan before settling on Dalloway Terrace.

    Restaurant context

    How Dalloway Terrace compares in London

    Dalloway Terrace is the atmosphere-led choice in this set. Compared with Plaza Khao Gaeng, it is the safer pick for a polished central London catch-up, while Plaza Khao Gaeng is the sharper choice when Thai cooking and value at ££ are the point of the meal.

    Din Tai Fung Centre Point and Wagamama are easier choices for casual, food-led plans where predictability matters. Dalloway Terrace makes more sense when ambiance and a terrace setting carry the booking. Hakkasan is the stronger choice for a higher-polish dinner; choose Dalloway Terrace when the brief is lighter, more central, less formal.

    The Orangery competes more directly on daytime occasion value, especially for breakfast and afternoon tea. Dalloway Terrace is better for Bloomsbury convenience and a flexible meal around the West End; The Orangery is better when the occasion is explicitly afternoon tea or a daytime set-piece.

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    Compare Dalloway Terrace

    How it compares

    Dalloway Terrace sits in the ambiance-first lane. Plaza Khao Gaeng is better for a cuisine-led Thai meal at ££, Din Tai Fung Centre Point and Wagamama are better for casual predictability, Hakkasan is the stronger pick for a more polished dinner.

    The Orangery is the closer comparison for a daytime occasion, especially breakfast and afternoon tea. Choose Dalloway Terrace when Bloomsbury location and terrace atmosphere matter more than a tightly defined food brief.

    FAQ

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What are alternatives to Dalloway Terrace in London?

    Other options to compare include The Orangery, Plaza Khao Gaeng, Din Tai Fung Centre Point, Wagamama, Hakkasan. Check each venue directly for current menus, pricing, hours, booking details.

    Is Dalloway Terrace good for a special occasion?

    It may be, but the information here is limited to London as the city and a smart-casual dress code. If the occasion depends on a particular setting, menu, service style, or budget, confirm those details directly before booking.

    Does Dalloway Terrace handle dietary restrictions?

    Dietary and allergy details should be confirmed directly with Dalloway Terrace before visiting if you have any restriction, allergy, or requirement that affects where you can eat.

    What should a first-timer know about Dalloway Terrace?

    First-timers should know that Dalloway Terrace is in London and has a smart-casual dress code. Other practical details, including menu, hours, prices, service format, should be checked with the venue directly.

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