The World of Hospitality Issue 26 2018 | Page 25

PETIT BISTRO and French fries; and fresh fish sourced from Peterhead, Rye, Cornwall and Brigham, all sent directly from net to plate by their small selection of trusted suppliers. A Menu des Vins features wines predominantly from all the favourite French regions with a few excellent New World wines, sourced from boutique suppliers. the restaurant has many of London’s most famous theatres on its doorstep. Within walking distance of Soho, Covent Garden, Piccadilly Circus and St. James’s and the host of theatres, cinemas and entertainment venues this vibrant area offers, Petit Bistro is the perfect choice for a spot of pre or post- theatre dining. Designed by renowned architects Michealis Boyd, who have previously worked with Soho House Group to create interiors for Soho Farmhouse and Babington House, Restauranteur Ed Baines said: “The ethos of our restaurants is always to deliver a dining experience that we ourselves e njoy - focused on pleasure, with hearty, honest, fantastic THE WORLD OF HOSPiTALiTy 25 cooking, served flawlessly yet informally. Petit Bistro’s enviable location in the heart of the West End means we’re surrounded by other eateries, but we’re not trying to compete with the mass market. Our focus is firmly on delicious food, premium ingredients and exemplary service.” Aiden McAuley, SVP Operations LUXE Europe at AccorHotels, said: “We believe that our new London flagship property Victory House provides a unique offering in the heart of the West End and a cosy, chic retreat in the buzz