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Prism Brasserie

Prism Brasserie

Occupying the sensational former Bank of New York building on Leadenhall Street in the City of London, Prism oozes with the glamour and power of the 1920s financial world.

The spacious Brasserie, with its impressive high ceiling and classic columns, makes it an excellent dining venue that at night becomes a sophisticated Lounge Cocktail Bar and Brasserie.

The Brasserie offers a relaxed ambience and great cuisine in a landmark building at the heart of the City.

Contact Us

You can use our online booking system or contact us.

Book online

Tel 020 7256 3888
Fax 0870 191 6045

Please note that we can cater for vegetarians or anyone with specific dietary requirements. Please make reception aware of these requirements when reserving a table.

Opening Times

BREAKFAST

Prism is available for breakfasts in our private rooms.

LUNCH
Mon-Fri: 11:30am-3pm

AFTERNOON TEA
Mon-Fri: 12:00 noon-5:30pm
Afternoon tea must be pre-booked
Not available 18 November - 31 December

DINNER
Mon-Fri: 6pm-10pm

Licensed untill midnight. Closed at weekends unless hired exclusively.

Prism Brasserie Chef

Prism Brasserie Chef

Prism Head Chef Daniel Sherlock is passionate about well sourced ingredients and his brasserie style menu features a enticing selection of simple British and modern European dishes.

Private Event

Private Events and Weddings

Prism Brassiere offers four beautiful and versatile venues, which may be hired individually or as a whole for all your function requirements, including weddings and corporate events for up to 350 guests.

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EXCLUSIVE HIRE

020 7803 3802
christie.cox@harveynichols.com

PRIVATE DINING ROOMS

0207 803 3877
jade.weeden@harveynichols.com

WHAT'S ON

What's On

From movie nights to wine dinners and exciting master classes. To view all that’s happening at Prism please click here

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What the critics say

"The Square Mile houses several restaurants, but few as impressive as this one” (The AA Restaurant Guide 2009)

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