The Ivy Bath Brasserie & Garden (2024)

FAQs

Is there a dress code for the Ivy Bath? ›

FAQ. What is the Dress Code at The Ivy Bath? The dress code at The Ivy Bath Brasserie is smart casual, allowing you to express your style.

Totally dependent on what you choose, you could spend as little as £50 to £60 pounds a head, equally you could easily double it if you chose the more expensive dishes. The Ivy is all about the experience, best to go there and not worry about the cost just for one day and have exactly whatever you want.

The Ivy is a British restaurant founded in 1917 known for its popularity with celebrities. The original restaurant's location in the West End, opposite the Ambassadors and St Martin's theatres, made it a popular restaurant for theatregoers.

Afternoon Tea is served every day from 3pm to 4.45pm and costs £29.95 per person, or £39.95 with a glass of Champagne.

Jeans can definitely feature in any smart casual look, but you need to choose the cut and colour carefully. If you want to wear jeans in a smart casual setting, opt for a straighter, slimmer fit rather than anything too relaxed or baggy. Darker washes usually fit better in a more formal setting, too.

Our dress code is smart casual.

The famous shepherd's pie is there, with its rich browned-meat flavours, along with old-fashioned seafood dishes such as plaice with earthy brown shrimps, doused in a buttery sauce. The Ivy made its name on this sort of comfort food: it's like what you might get at a top boarding school, only better.

On The Ivy's patio, you will see the likes of many famous (and some infamous) people—Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, Dustin Hoffman, and Robert DeNiro have all dined there. Chances of a run-in with a Hollywood A-lister are also highly likely at Spago on N. Canon, Koi on La Cienega, and Mr. Chow on N.

The vast majority of the money from the service charge is given to the restaurant staff, not the management,” a spokesman said. “At present, if a customer does not want to pay the service charge of 12.5%, they can opt to leave a cash tip, and this will be given directly to the waiter.

The Ivy is rated 4.5 stars by 4481 OpenTable diners.

Who owns the Ivy Brasserie chain? ›

Caring, also known as the 'King of Mayfair', co-owns the Ivy group in a 50/50 partnership with former Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad Bin-Jassim Bin-Jaber Al Thani.

The Ivy brand has grown from one single Covent Garden site into a national chain since Caring began expanding it in 2014. He launched The Ivy Asia in 2018. The Ivy Collection currently operates some 41 restaurants under The Ivy brand as well as a further eight under The Ivy Asia name.

The Ivy first opened its doors in 1917 as an Italian café and has become a popular venue for celebrities as well as arts and media professionals. It was acquired for £31.5m, along with Le Caprice restaurant and others owned by Caprice Holdings, by restaurant entrepreneur Richard Caring in 2005.

The Dessert:

Every time I've come to the Ivy Market Grill I get the same dessert and insist that whoever I'm with has it too. It's called the Chocolate Bombe. It's a great name isn't it?

We welcome children of all ages. Please do count them (including babies) into your final party size. If you would require a highchair or space for a pushchair, please specify this at the time of booking.