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A Secret Restaurant to Go with London's Runaway Hit, Secret Cinema

December 22, 2011 at 2:00 PM | by | Comments (0)


Secret Restaurant: No, mystery meat is not on the menu

From the people that brought you Secret Cinema—an incomparable live theater-meets-movie screening that has taken London by storm—comes Secret Restaurant.

Like its sister project, available details about what will transpire during your time at the pop-up are skint, at best. Tickets are available for attendees of upcoming Secret Cinema performances, of which there are several in January.

What we do know: Secret Restaurant has partnered with Michelin-starred restaurant St. John to offer "fine dining and wines in a hidden attic located right at the heart of [the] current Secret Cinema performances." If our first-hand experience of the latter is any indication, its culinary arm will resemble nothing of a hackneyed staging of dinner theatre. (Let's just hope we don't have to don hospital gowns again.) The menu will be unveiled at the "final moment" and will include three courses and digestif for £75.00.

You can make a booking by e-mailing bookings@secretrestaurant.org, but be sure to secure your entry to Secret Cinema first.

As always, Tell No One.

[Photo: Time Out London]

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