Patri

Should you plan around Patri in London? The verified practical picture is simple: Patri is a London venue with a casual dress code and published opening hours from Tuesday to Sunday. It is closed on Monday.

There is not enough verified information here to make claims about cuisine, signature dishes, chef, prices, booking difficulty, awards, drinks, delivery, or dietary accommodations. Treat this as a practical listing built around confirmed basics. For a reader comparing it with another London option such as Andover Arms, Patri should be considered on the basis of schedule, dress code, fit for the occasion.

Use Patri for a direct London visit, not a research-heavy splurge

Patri's confirmed hours are: Monday closed; Tuesday 5–10 PM; Wednesday 5 PM–12 AM; Thursday 12 AM–2:30 PM and 5–10 PM; Friday 12:30–3 PM and 5–10 PM; Saturday 12:30–3 PM and 5–10 PM; Sunday 12:30–3 PM and 5–10 PM. Because no verified booking-difficulty or pricing data is available here, the safest planning approach is to check current availability directly before making plans.

There is not enough verified detail to make a confident call on a drinks-led visit, named dishes, or a specific ordering strategy. That means the better approach is to use the confirmed hours and casual dress code as the main planning facts. If drinks are the main event, start with the London bars guide instead; if Patri is the anchor, keep it in the London shortlist.

Where it fits in a London short list

Among other London options, Patri is best assessed through the confirmed basics: city, schedule, casual dress code. The Brackenbury is another option to compare when planning. Poppy's, Kerbisher and Malt, Adam's Cafe are also useful reference points when you are choosing between different London venues.

For broader planning, use the full London restaurants guide, plus the city guides for London hotels and other London experiences.