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The Ivy Restaurant goes back in time with a new menu

Iconic restaurant launches celebratory 1917 menu for £19.17

by Nicola Benge
Monday 15 Jan, 2024 at 5:56PM
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The Ivy Restaurant goes back in time with a new menu

The new 1917 menu is £19.17!

The Ivy restaurant first opened its iconic doors in 1917. While the First World War was raging across the Channel, London’s theatreland became home to the first word in luxury, a dazzling affair with its elegant decor and luxurious ambience.

This discreet and stylish location became an immediate hit in the capital, drawing in socialites, celebrities and the crème de la crème of society.

Over 100 years later, The Ivy celebrates the expansion of its collection of eateries across the country. In a number of selected locations, including The Ivy in the Lanes, this unique history will be commemorated with a new 1917 menu paying homage to the classics created over the last century, priced at £19.17 for two courses until Friday 9 February.

This bargain can be snapped up alongside The Marlene Dietrich’s Glitz cocktail among others, with each concoction paying homage to the rich history of The Ivy.

Restaurants participating include: The Ivy Chelsea Garden, The Ivy Café Richmond, The Ivy Buchanan Street Glasgow and The Ivy Montpellier Brasserie Cheltenham as well as Brighton’s own The Ivy in the Lanes.

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The 1917 set menu runs until Friday 9 February 2024, from 11.30am until close.

The 1917 set menu is priced at £19.17 for two courses or £24.17 for three courses.

To book, click here.

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