Bringing a taste of Bangkok to central London, Thailand's popular eatery has made it's way to Fitzrovia.

Despite launching itself as a menswear brand in the 80s, Greyhound expanded into what would become some of Thailand's favourite eateries in the late-90s. As the newly re-branded Greyhound Cafe it made a name for itself through its ability to craft aesthetically beautiful food bursting with flavour. Spread across two floors, this eye-catching location marks the brand's first venture in Europe following a successful string of opening in Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia and China. 

The menu pays homage to traditional Thai dishes with added contemporary flair. From a Thai take on German pork knuckle to red velvet waffles, each dish is perfectly crafted and exquisitely presented. Beyond simply serving chic plates of food, the Greyhound Cafe aesthetic extends to every corner of the venue, including the elegantly dressed staff, and beverages so beautiful it would almost be a shame to drink them.