Brasserie ZéDel

Perfect Pre-Theatre Spot. We dined here before a nearby play and had a fantastic experience. The Art Deco interior is stunning, and luckily it wasn't overcrowded when we went. ​Service was excellent and very attentive. We had the 3-course prix fixe menu—choices are limited, but everything was cooked to absolute perfection. Great value and beautiful surroundings. We will definitely go back again.

What an breathtaking place!! Truly beautiful interior, live music was a fantastic addition 🫶🏻 We chose set menu with 3 dishes - we recommend cold leek soup (heavenly good, super creamy great on a hot days), steak with peppercorn sauce- very succulent and juicy. We added chips on a side but the bread on the table would have been enough. We tried both options for a deserts and it was delicious! The waiter asked what we celebrate and we said 7 years of love haha and he brought us a nicely decorated plate with a yummy dessert. Can’t fault this place we definitely will be back to try more food in there. Thank you for making our lunch even more special ♥️

A Parisian Art Deco restaurant serving classic French brasserie dishes, located in a 1930s building beneath the ZL Café on Piccadilly. The atmosphere is great; a live band plays in the evenings and also at lunchtime on weekends. The menu features a range of dishes, including French classics such as escargots, coq au vin, choucroute, and boeuf bourguignon. Unfortunately, my Pâté en Croûte came with a piece of plastic. That wasn't so nice. The service was very friendly and attentive.

Having just been to France, the last thing I needed was more French Food. Going back to the old location of the Atlantic Bar was surreal. However the Snails were perfect. The Steak Hache et Frites were cooked beautifully with a delicious pepper sauce. Beef Bourguignon excellent. Crème Brulle to finish, devine. Attentive service. Bottom line Really good French Food, in a beautiful art-deco basement setting.

A beautiful dining room proudly serving French cuisine. My partner and I both had the roasted half chicken with pomme Anna. Meat was cooked well and not dry and the carrots were competently cooked too. Pomme Anna was a little sad looking and would have benefited from more butter but that's a minor point. Staff were on the ball and it was great having live jazz. Very well priced spot too. Also a handy spot if you can't get into The Devonshire as it's in such close proximity