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    RESTAURANTS NEAR TO BUCKINGHAM PALACE

PLACES TO EAT CLOSE TO BUCKINGHAM PALACE

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Palace Tour and Tapas

Certainly, it’s big – with 775 rooms and the largest private garden in London at 39 acres, including a lake and a helicopter pad.

They say that Buckingham Palace is the most Famous Palace in the World

It began life as a mere house – built in 1703 for the Duke of Buckingham – and was bought by King George III in 1761as a private residence for Queen Charlotte. It was expanded by George IV and became a proper royal palace when Queen Victoria moved in on her accession to the throne in 1837. The current, and very familiar, façade was redesigned by Sir Aston

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    AND WHEN YOU’RE READY FOR REFRESHMENT…

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    Mayfair’s family-friendly Spanish Mediterranean tapas bar

    Today, there are 19 state rooms, 52 royal and guest rooms, 188 staff bedrooms, 78 bathrooms and 92 offices. And, amazingly, the palace is open to the public.

    The guided tours make most sense – otherwise you’ll miss out on the stories and anecdotes that bring the building to life. The standard guided tour covers the palace’s main attractions – the 19 State Rooms, the Throne Room and the picture gallery.

    Mayfair’s Family-Friendly Spanish Mediterranean Tapas Bar

    For a more intimate experience, think about taking an evening tour – after the palace has closed to the public. Garden tours and a family tour – designed with kids in mind – are also on offer.

    And when you’re ready for refreshment, El Pirata – Mayfair’s family-friendly Spanish Mediterranean tapas bar – is just a short walk away across Green Park and Piccadilly, at the top end of Down Street.

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      DINING NEAR HYDE PARK CORNER & BUCKINGHAM PALACE

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      The area surrounding Hyde Park Corner and Buckingham Palace boasts a rich tapestry of dining establishments

      The area surrounding Hyde Park Corner and Buckingham Palace boasts a rich tapestry of dining establishments, ranging from historic eateries to contemporary culinary hotspots. Whether you’re seeking a traditional British pub, an elegant afternoon tea, or international flavors, this neighborhood offers a diverse array of options to satisfy every palate.

      Local Favorites & Hidden Gems

      El Pirata: Located just a short walk from Hyde Park Corner, El Pirata is a beloved Spanish tapas bar that has been serving authentic dishes since 1994. With a warm and inviting atmosphere, it’s an ideal spot for both casual dining and group gatherings.

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        El Pirata serving the best Spanish tapas, a top tapas bar and Mediterranean restaurants in London since 1994 superb group party room Mayfair.
        CONTACT

        5 – 6 Down Street,
        Mayfair, London W1J 7AQ

        Get Directions

        020 7491 3810
        dine@elpirata.co.uk

        GETTING HERE

        Hyde Park Corner Station (5-minute walk)
        Piccadilly Line

        Green Park Station (5-minute walk)
        Piccadilly, Jubilee, and Victoria Lines

        Victoria Station (15-minute walk)
        Victoria, District, and Circle Lines / National Rail

        OPENING HOURS

        Tuesday to Saturday
        12pm – 10:45pm

        We are open for indoor
        and outdoor dining.

        Closed bank holidays.

        El Pirata serving the best Spanish tapas, a top tapas bar and Mediterranean restaurants in London since 1994 superb group party room Mayfair.
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        El Pirata serving the best Spanish tapas, a top tapas bar and Mediterranean restaurants in London since 1994 superb group party room Mayfair.
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