More than just a restaurant, Bacchanalia takes inspiration from Greek and Roman mythology on a grand and glorious scale, where a world or Mediterranean delicacies, revelry and artistry awaits.

The magnificent interiors feature hand-painted ceiling murals, sculptures of Medusa and the men’s loos are meant to represent Hades’ underworld. They have waiters in togas, an in-house grape-feeder and an abundance of photo opps for anyone who walks through their doors. 

Bacchanalia is open for lunch and dinner and their menus are truly a decadent affair. Visit on a Sunday for their unique Roman Brunch, featuring a welcome cocktail and Greco-Roman dishes from the sharing meze platter, followed by a main course and a dessert. Indulge in specialities such as chicken souvla or rigatoni al ragu, to decadent treats including profiteroles or the signature tiramisu. Amidst the ambrosial flavours, experience melodic performances from live band entertainment. The cocktails are just as impressive, with signature libations inspired by Greece and its mythology.

Nestled in the heart of Mayfair, Bacchanalia is just a short walk from Bond Street and Green Park Underground Stations.

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Roman Sunday Brunch
Sunday: 12pm - 4pm

  • Outdoor Seating
  • Bottomless Drinks
  • Brunch
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Vegan options
  • Luxury
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Live Music
  • Online Booking
1 Mount Street, London, W1K 3NA
Overall rating
3.9
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    3 weeks ago
    A cool setting, but the restaurant fails to live up to its own hype. The decor (especially in the toilets) is stunning, in a kind of garish but fun way. This and the prices made us expect a luxury experience, but that's not what we got. On arrival we had to wait for a while in a queue even though we had a booking. We got a white wine and a red wine which were both too warm. The food was tasty, but my dish (the mushroom pasta) was too cold. The waiters' uniforms/costumes looked quite cheap and silly. In general the restaurant felt way too busy and chaotic. Overall i'd say don't come expecting luxury. Just come if the idea of the interior design excites you.
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    a week ago
    Starters were good and the passion martini was amazing. But the food has a lot to live up to the expectations of the place. The rib eye was disappointing. So tick we could not cut it with the special knife and very difficult to chew. The stuff at the door were a little bit acting like with superiority and they looked at us kind of from above. The bartender was very nice tho.
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    a month ago
    We made a reservation two months in advance but still had to wait over 10 minutes for our table. The atmosphere was wonderful, with stunning decor that really set the mood. The food was absolutely delicious—definitely try the Green God salad, especially the dressing, as well as the tagliatelle truffle pasta and steak. However, the service was a bit slow, which slightly affected the experience. Overall, a great meal, but the service could use some improvement.