A Marriage Made in Mayfair (Scandalous London Series Book 3)

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El Norte’s décor combines decades of tradition with contemporary touches; here vintage upholstery is mixed with low-slung lighting and a marble bar, creating an eclectic environment that charms guests from all over the world. The expansion of Mayfair moved upper-class Londoners away from areas such as Covent Garden and Soho, which were already in decline by the 18th century. The west side still has various mid-18th-century buildings, and the east side now contains offices including Berkeley Square House.

It is exciting to see how even today, the attention to one's origins and the desire to combine the elegance of the brand with the modernity of the times have made it possible to maintain the same location chosen by Serafino Fiori. The origins of major development began when Sir Thomas Grosvenor, 3rd Baronet, married Mary Davies, heiress to part of the Manor of Ebury, in 1677.Influenced by Japanese cooking techniques, the restaurant revolves around a four-metre long grill, with all dishes prepared using a selection of widely sourced woods – all of which impart subtle flavour differences on the food. The famous Bruton Street in Mayfair, known for its famous residents such as the Duchess of York and Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, is also home to the oldest pub in Mayfair. As one of Mayfair’s newest high-end restaurants, Riviera is a must-visit spot for outstanding French cuisine.

Enjoy a laid-back atmosphere while munching on mouth-watering pastries and cakes brought to your table from the best artisan bakeries in London.

Follow up with the astonishingly flavoursome lobster spaghetti or the black truffle slow-cooked baby chicken, which is served with a generous helping of wild mushrooms. When you are feeling peckish, try some of the authentic pub classic like their award-winning Steak and Nicholson’s Pale Ale Pie or go wild with a 21-day-aged ribeye steak.