Is Cecconi’s in the Ned?
On the ground floor of The Ned, a Grade-I listed former bank in the heart of the City of London, Cecconi’s is open for lunch and dinner. It serves dishes inspired by the restaurants around the world, including a selection of ciccetti, carpaccio, and Cecconi’s classics, such as Lobster Spaghetti. CECCONI’S AROUND THE WORLD Today, there are sixteen Cecconi’s restaurants set across nine countries – from Miami to Mumbai.Named after Venice-born founder Enzo Cecconi, who opened the original restaurant in London’s Mayfair in 1978, Cecconi’s serves modern classic Northern-Italian dishes all around the world, from New York to Los Angeles and Miami to Mumbai.
Is Cecconi’s feast unlimited?
FAQs. What is the Sunday Feast at Cecconi’s at The Ned? The Sunday Feast is an all you can eat luxury buffet. A London buffet has gone viral after being described as the ‘best in the world’. The Ned’s Feast hosted at the luxury London hotel, The Ned, costs £110 per person or £175 for bottomless champagne.Ned’s Sunday Feast is served in Millie’s Lounge. You can eat as much as you like from lobster & oysters, roasts with all the trimmings & salads, plus a cheese and dessert bar with plenty of puddings. The Ned’s Feast is £110 per person or £175 per person with free flowing Champagne.Members enjoy discounts at the ground-floor restaurants from Monday to Wednesday (and after 4 pm on Sundays), as well as at any Soho House restaurant open to the public. Standard Ned’s Club membership costs £3,465 annually, with an under-30s option available at £2,200 annually.The Restaurant Ned’s Feast is £110 per person or £175 with free flowing Champagne. Member rates may apply. For bookings of six or more please call to book. Children under six eat for free, and the feast is half-price for children aged six-12.The Ned Sunday Feast is just that. A central food island stacked with starters, mains and desserts which are at your complete disposal throughout a two-hour time slot. There’s also the additional benefit of a glass of Prosecco included (there is a wine alternative) or unlimited Champagne with a surcharge.
Does Soho House own Cecconi’s?
As Variety’s Sharon Swart reports, it will become an Italian restaurant, Cecconi’s — an offshoot of a London restaurant by the same name, owned by Soho House Group since 2005. Says Swart: Cecconi’s, the famed Mayfair-area eatery, opened in 1978 and is a London industry mainstay. Brainchild of Enzo Cecconi, Manager of Venice’s famous Cipriana, this classic Italian restaurant became a favourite destination for the glitterati from its opening in 1978. All is spectacular, from the grandly upholstered banquettes to the theatrical service and particularly the authentic Italian cooking.