Since 1742 — Jermyn Street oysters, game in season, and a clubland Britain that has stopped existing almost everywhere else.
Founded as a shellfish stall in 1742 and on Jermyn Street since 1984, Wiltons is the rare London room that does not perform tradition — it simply continues it. Oysters from the West Mersea bed, grouse from August, dover sole filleted at the table, a wine list led by claret. Jacket required, mobile phones discouraged, lunch the appointment to keep.
Lunch, not dinner. Jacket required for men — they keep loaners but it shows. Order the dover sole on the bone and a bottle of claret; let the room do the rest.
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Royal Park, Historic Monuments, London Skyline
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Exceptional
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