It’s all about the Kitchen Table at Bubbledogs

Who? Bubbledogs Kitchen Table

What? Look past the queues, champagne and hot dogs to find the Kitchen Table in the back room of Bubbledogs. It’s all about fine dining done through counter service. Head chef and owner James Knappett has trained at the likes of Per Se, Noma and Marcus Wareing at the Berkeley. It’s seriously good food.

When? Tuesdays to Saturdays year round

Where? 70 Charlotte Street, London W1T 4QG

How? Visit www.bubbledogs.co.uk for more information

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