This autumn, the streets of Belgravia are welcoming a new culinary gem: Amelie restaurant in London. This Provençal-inspired place is in the historic Pantechnicon building at 19 Motcomb Street. Led by ex-Annabel’s head chef Steve Raveneau, Amélie promises to transport diners to the sun-soaked French Riviera. The menu celebrates the region’s rich culinary traditions. Set to open for lunch and dinner, Amélie is already generating buzz as one of the most anticipated restaurant openings of the season.
One of the unique aspects of Amélie is its caviar menu. It adds a touch of luxury to the dining experience. Diners can indulge in premium caviar, served with traditional accompaniments such as blinis, crème fraîche, and chopped shallots. This exclusive offering is a nod to the glamour of the French Riviera.
The wine list at Amélie is equally impressive, featuring an extensive selection of wines from Provence and beyond. The restaurant showcases vineyards from the South of France and includes a curated selection of international wines to complement the diverse menu.
Amélie’s setting is as thoughtfully designed as its menu. The place offers a chic and inviting atmosphere that reflects the restaurant’s Provençal inspiration. The interiors blend contemporary elegance with Mediterranean warmth. They feature soft, earthy tones, natural wood accents, and touches of greenery that create a refined dining environment.
With its focus on Provençal cuisine, a decadent caviar menu, and an extensive wine list, Amélie promises to bring the flavours and charm of the French Riviera to the heart of London. Under the skilled guidance of Steve Raveneau, this new addition to Belgravia will become a must-visit destination for those seeking a taste of luxury and Mediterranean flair.
Amelie Restaurant London Menu
At the heart of Amélie’s offering is a menu that embodies the flavours and spirit of the South of France. Raveneau’s passion for Provençal cuisine shines through in every dish, focusing on fresh, seasonal ingredients and bold, Mediterranean flavours. Diners can expect a variety of dishes that highlight the best of French coastal cooking, from delicate seafood to hearty, flavorful mains. The menu is designed to take guests on a journey through the culinary landscape of Provence, with an emphasis on simplicity and quality.
Amelie Restaurant London Bookings
Capital A List members can make bookings for Amelie below.
Amelie Restaurant London Cuisine, Dress Code & Address
Cuisine: Mediterranean
Dress Code: Casual
Area: Belgravia
Address: 19 Motcomb Street, London SW1X 8LB
Website: https://amelie-restaurants.com/
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