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Basque live-fire cooking, moving to Draycott Avenue in October 2026.
Michelin GuideSpanishMid-range
Adam Iglesias cooks Basque, which here means a charcoal grill built for the purpose and a fish counter to keep it fed. The restaurant has left its Belgravia corner for a new building on Draycott Avenue, opening on 6 October 2026, with a late-night bar above it doing cocktails, vinyl and live music. The torrija arrives with Guinness ice cream.
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