Galvin Bistrot de Luxe

Thursday, January 25, 2018
From £49 per person
Despite his untimely death at just 37 years old, 18th-century poet Robert Burns is one of Scotland’s most revered sons for the mastery with which he captured the essence of his nation in words. Falling on his birthday, January 25, Burns Night is one of the most important days in the Scottish calendar. Here are a few of our favourite ways to celebrate Burns Night 2018 in London.
Delve into a delightful three-course Scottish meal at Town House, the antiqued restaurant at stylish West London hotel The Kensington. Available with whisky pairing for an extra £20 per person, the Burns Supper menu options include haggis served with bashed neeps and tatties and a Selkirk bannock bread and butter pudding.
Thursday, January 25, 2018
From £45 per person
Returning for its second year, the National Whisky Showcase will be launched by Nicholson’s Pubs on Monday January 15. A special Burns Night menu will also be available in 44 pubs across London from January 22-28. Two pubs – The Hoop & Grapes in Aldgate and The King’s Head in Mayfair – are pairing up with Maxxium to host ticketed whisky evenings on Thursday, January 25.
January 15-28, 2018
Multiple locations.
Ideal for anyone working in the City of London, this five-course meal with wines to match at The Jugged Hare incorporates a unique Scottish twist at every turn of the plates, including quirks such as whisky HP sauce and deep-fried Mars bar with Glenfiddich ice cream. Scottish bagpiper Alan Henderson will be on hand for an address to a haggis before leading a whisky toast to Rabbie Burns.
Tuesday, January 23, 2018 – 7.30pm
From £75 per person
Head to 108 Brasserie in Marylebone, where guests are invited to indulge in a very Scottish three-course meal featuring cullen skink, haggis and deep-fried Mars bar. Get the menu complemented with selected whisky pairings for an extra £20 per person.
Thursday, January 25, 2018
From £45 per person
Young’s Pubs across the capital will be getting in full Scottish swing to honour Robbie Burns Night with mighty meals inspired by his cherished Caledonia. The Fox & Anchor in Farringdon and The Duke’s Head in Putney are just two Young’s Pubs hosting events in the city.
Thursday, January 25, 2018
From £40 per person
Multiple locations.