Proper noun
Fitzrovia
A district of central London, on the border of the boroughs of Westminster and Camden.
Hailing from the Latin American offshoot of the Copenhagen heavyweight, Lastra will open Kol in Fitzrovia, a restaurant showcasing the history and diversity of Mexico’s culinary culture while using largely British ingredients. Source: Internet
And now, Ottolenghi has opened a new restaurant Rovi in Fitzrovia with his business partner Sami Tamimi. Source: Internet
Heading across Oxford St into Fitzrovia, on Great Portland Street offers a traditional diner menu among classic Hollywood paraphernalia until 1.30am Friday and Saturday, midnight on Sunday and 1am Monday to Thursday. Source: Internet
New hotel The Mandrake has charged Charles Pelletier and Frédéric Peneau of Hong Kong’s Michelin-starred Serge et le Phoque with the task of taking over the boutique property’s flashy Fitzrovia dining room. Source: Internet
Meanwhile the Fitzrovia Belle Pub and Hotel in central London recently saw 400 people applying for a handful of jobs. Source: Internet
Sam Burnett, the owner of Hare & Bone in Fitzrovia said: “Without Government guidelines, it is almost impossible to prepare for returning to our salons post-lockdown. Source: Internet