4.5
- 4.4Food
- 4.4Service
- 4.6Ambience
- 4.0Value
Noise • Moderate
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4.5
Noise • Moderate
City of London
Hot spot
City of London
Great for live music
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The Sunday Feast/buffet is particularly generous, guests often leave very full, and several diners also note big portions for mains like the veal escalope.
For families, yes, children are welcome (last booking 6pm, seated up to 8pm), the team will try to accommodate pushchairs and you can request a highchair; guests also report staff relocating tables for buggies and praise baby‑change facilities.
Yes, Cecconi’s at The Ned is a popular spot for special occasions and date nights, with guests praising anniversary and celebration visits, thoughtful service and the live‑music atmosphere.
Cecconi’s at The Ned is theatrical and atmospheric, set in The Ned’s grand banking hall with live music playing in the centre, creating a glamorous, high‑energy dining room that can also be quite loud.
Cecconi’s really shines at the Sunday Feast lunch, guests praise the abundant buffet, free‑flowing champagne and live singer; for a business-friendly visit, weekday breakfast is often recommended.
Yes, children are welcome: last bookings are at 6pm with seating until 8pm; the restaurant will try to accommodate pushchairs and can provide highchairs on request, and guests note helpful baby-change facilities.
Business casual is the guide, aim for neat, polished clothing rather than formal wear.
Yes, the restaurant asks guests to contact them directly to request things like highchairs or to discuss pushchair space, and they note children are welcome with early last bookings; dietary and other requests can be raised when booking.
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