A shopping trip to Harrods can be really great and fun but it does take out a bit of energy to browse through all those luxury handbags and dresses, where to go to refuel and regard the batteries after an exhausting shopping session ? Well, there a many places in Harrods itself but depending on the day and time they can get very busy, especially on weekends. and of course there is a lot of temptations around, so let's see where can we go to have a more relaxed bite to eat and a drink...
Dining in style
Harry's Dolce Vita - just behind Harrods there is this little Art Deco gem of a restaurant that belongs to the Caprice holdings which guarantees a quality dining experience. Whether you are looking for a quick drink, a glass of champagne or a full meal, this is a lovely choice. It has some tables outside so its really great for people watching as well. Fantastic menu and service to complete the experience.
Zafferano- a lovely Italian restaurant a short walk from Harrods and Harvey Nichols department store is perfect for 'exhausted' shoppers to refuel with outstanding Italian food and service. Located in more quiet street of Knightsbridge , it has outside tables as well.
Aubain Brompton Road- a short walk from Harrods there is this French style restaurant full of fashionistas taking their break. It is slightly more casual and by casual I mean, of course, in a fashionable way.
Casual places
If you are willing to take a stroll down the Sloane Street to get to Sloane Square, you can find plenty of places. Usually Duke of York Square has a good choice of available seating areas in restaurants such as Comptoir Lebanais and Polpo where they have walk in based service. Who has time to make reservations! Another lovely place is Vardo with a lovely menu for a quick bite to eat. Pavilion Road has a selection of places like Granger & Co if you are into healthier options however they tend to be very busy unless you are visiting out of the usual rush hours.
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