Palm Court Brasserie

Yes, families are welcome: guests describe bringing children for birthday meals and large family gatherings, with staff often making celebrations feel special.

Palm Court Brasserie offers a candlelit, Parisian bistro feel, 1920s Art Nouveau touches, warm attentive service, and a buzzy yet intimate atmosphere popular for pre‑theatre and special evenings.

Smart casual is the guide, polished but relaxed, and many guests treat Palm Court Brasserie as a place to dress up a little for anniversaries and special nights out.

Palm Court Brasserie is often busy at peak visits, reviewers say it’s frequently full and buzzing, while Sunday evenings were noted as quieter and more relaxed.

Yes, Palm Court has outdoor seating; guests describe dining on the outside area for sunny lunches and celebrations, and some reviewers note the outside space is used year‑round with heaters and blankets.

For a quieter visit try Sunday evenings; if you’re heading to a show, Palm Court is ideal for pre‑theatre lunches and early dinners near Covent Garden.

Portions at Palm Court Brasserie are often described as generous, guests repeatedly call dishes “plentiful, ” “good‑sized” or “fulsome.”

Sunday evenings can be a quieter choice, one guest noted a Sunday night visit that wasn’t crowded, while other reviews also praise the restaurant’s Sunday offerings.

Yes, Palm Court Brasserie is frequently chosen for romantic evenings, with guests noting candlelit, intimate tables and many anniversary visits.