Nestled in the heart of one of the world’s best food cities, with a cornucopia of global cuisines at its doorstep, it is only fitting that Raffles London at The OWO features a selection of culinary experiences that are every bit as diverse as those found just beyond its storied halls. With nine restaurants and three bars to choose from, the hotel is a veritable food hall of dining delights, offering everything from decadent Parisian pastries and freshly made smoothies to elegant tasting experiences created by a three-Michelin-starred chef Mauro Colagreco, France’s first non-French chef to earn the achievement.

Mauro Colagreco
Named after the acclaimed Michelin-starred chef himself, elegant Mauro Colagreco offers fine dining with a true sense of place. An ode to travel and discovery told through food, with a focus on locally produced, seasonal ingredients, a meal here is all about the journey.

Mauro's Table
Tucked into an inviting rounded corner of the historic London hotel, Mauro’s Table provides a luxuriously intimate tasting experience ideal for special events and important milestones. Between Chef Mauro Colagreco’s creative cooking style and the private chef’s table’s open kitchen, this feast for the senses has a flair for the dramatic.

Saison
As bright and airy as a Parisian park, with sunlight streaming in from the restored glass ceiling above, Saison, helmed by Chef Mauro Colagreco, puts a fresh spin on the brasserie. Serving seasonal Mediterranean cuisine from breakfast to dinner, this relaxed eatery is the perfect place to start or end the day.

Café Lapérouse
Hailing from the City of Lights, Café Lapérouse is a decidedly fashionable all-day eatery—the Parisian outpost was designed by the artistic director of Dior Maison—in Raffles London at The OWO’s courtyard. Just as sumptuous as the setting is the French bistronomy staples on the menu, from decadent sandwiches and breakfast dishes to indulgent desserts.

Paper Moon
Resplendent in warm woods and brick reds, with a grand piano and a statuesque historic fireplace as the centerpiece, The Drawing Room is an elegantly easygoing place to enjoy a meal with a cocktail or a glass of wine or Champagne. This gracious all-day dining outlet also boasts a front-row seat to London’s most distinguished address, vaunting stunning views out of the handsome mahogany sash windows of historic Whitehall and the entrance to Buckingham Palace where the Household Cavalry stand guard.

Pillar Kitchen
While Raffles London at The OWO offers a serene, yet stately, retreat from life’s everyday stresses, guests need not take a vacation from their wellness goals. An extension of Guerlain Spa, Pillar Kitchen serves guilt-free bites curated by nutrition and fitness experts Pillar Wellbeing for health-minded guests, such as sweet and savory snacks, smoothies, fresh juices, and coffees. A rotating dish of the day is also available for dine-in or as takeaway.

The Guards Bar and Lounge
The Guards have kept watch over the reigning King or Queen of England for more than 520 years, first at the Palace of Whitehall, which once stood on the grounds of Raffles London at The OWO, and now at Buckingham Palace. Overlooking the pomp and circumstance of Horse Guards and the palace beyond, The Guards Bar and Lounge is the perfect spot to drink in the scene over a glass of wine or a courtly cocktail.

The Spy Bar
Huddled in the clandestine depths of The Old War Office, The Spy Bar offers a unique experience worthy of the historic building’s espionage past. A subterranean speakeasy hidden away from the rest of the hotel, this atmospheric cocktail bar serves intoxicating drinks with a dash of mystery. One can almost imagine James Bond himself being a patron. Stop by for a martini (shaken, not stirred, of course) and soak up the evocative ambiance.