About The Melody Restaurant

The Melody Restaurant is a unique and charming find in the heart of London. The restaurant takes its name from the 1971 British film, "Melody", which has gained an international cult following. The film was directed by Warris Hussain, produced by David Puttnam, and written by Alan Parker - all highly accomplished and successful individuals in their own right.

The restaurant is situated on the site of what was originally St Paul's School, making it the perfect location for "Melody". The story of the film is one of youth and first love, something that the team at The Melody Restaurant can certainly relate to. Their kitchen team creates an expert fusion of modern European cuisine with hints of their combined cultural heritage. They use the finest seasonal ingredients from sustainable sources to showcase the daily menus, from fresh, aromatic Mediterranean dishes to homely, rustic Alpine feasts.

What could be more perfect than enjoying a delicious selection of sandwiches, scones, and pastries accompanied by a refreshing glass of champagne? Champagne afternoon tea at The Melody Restaurant is the perfect way to celebrate any special occasion. Guests are sure to enjoy an exquisite culinary experience coupled with wonderful company in an intimate and charming setting. Make sure to book your table today!