Where to eat in Belgravia
5 places
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Brooklands
££££Claude Bosi cooking on the roof of the Peninsula, in a room themed on British motor racing and aviation, looking over Hyde Park Corner.
Canton Blue
££££Inside The Peninsula, themed on a 19th-century trading ship - the most expensive Cantonese room in London and built to look it.
La Poule au Pot
££££Trading since the 1960s on coq au vin, beef bourguignon and candlelight - the most reliably romantic dining room in London by some distance.
The Goring
££££The last family-owned grand hotel in London, and the quietest of the big afternoon teas - taken in the garden when the weather allows.
Weezie's
££Thin crust, British-sourced toppings, pints of Guinness and a serious wine list, in a courtyard five minutes from Victoria - which is not where anyone looks for good pizza.