Granger & Co.
Reflecting the spirit universally considered ‘Australian’ – sunny, easygoing and generous – this Bill Granger eaterie on Pavilion Road operates a walk-in policy for breakfast and lunch, with bookings from 5pm for dinner. The food is good and fresh, with a choice of small plates, salads, burgers and bowls. Click-and-collect home delivery is also available, as is private dining on the first floor.
Address
237 Pavilion Road
London SW1X 0BP
Contact
grangerandco.com
+44 (0)20 3848 1060
Opening Hours
Monday 7am to 11pm
Tuesday 7am to 11pm
Wednesday 7am to 11pm
Thursday 7am to 11pm
Friday 7am to 11pm
Saturday 7am to 11pm
Sunday 8am to 10pm
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