Restaurant Sauterelle – French Cuisine – Bank, London

Adding some French polish to a very British affair, Restaurant Sauterelle sits poised on the south mezzanine of the venerable Royal Exchange building. Upmarket shoppers and City bankers recline in its blue club chairs to partake of a deceptively simple menu of bourgeois French cooking. Dishes include lobster bisque and braised rabbit with tarragon, with a complementary list of Gallic wines and champagnes.

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Restaurant Sauterelle
The Royal Exchange, Bank, London, EC3V 3LR
Nearest station: Bank, Monument
Area: Monument & Bank
Cuisine type: French
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Average price: Over £45
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