The Botanist
RestaurantsLondon, United Kingdom51-200 Employees
The first Botanist is situated on Sloane Square in the heart of Chelsea, The Botanist is named in honour of adventuring naturalist Sir Hans Sloane, whose vast private collection of plant and animal specimens formed the core of the Natural History Museum. The Botanist draws together influences from far and wide, whilst remaining essentially British at heart. Featuring: • bespoke cocktails and a wide selection of fine wines and beers to be enjoyed at the gleaming pewter bar under glittering chandeliers • a modern British/European seasonal menu serving breakfast, lunch (brunch at weekends), afternoon tea, dinner and Sunday roasts • a gallery of hand painted illustrations from Sloane's Caribbean explorations Following the success of the first Botanist, in April 2015 we opened the Botanist, Broadgate Circle. Set over two floors, the venue boasts a bar, restaurant and club, as well as a spacious outdoor terrace providing al fresco dining in the heart of Liverpool Street; start your day or evening with aperitifs before indulging in the stylish modern menu and afterwards heading to the subterranean club - Soda Room, to continue into the night. The restaurant itself is relaxed yet elegant, with a classic British and European menu, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, weekend brunch and superb Sunday roasts. A wide selection of fine wines and beers sit alongside The Botanist’s refined selection of seasonal cocktails that are a specialty.