Quattro Passi opens in London

Quatro Passi Millefeuille

Who? Antonio Mellino

What? Two Michelin-starred chef Antonio Mellino has recently opened his new restaurant, Quattro Passi, in London’s Mayfair. The new restaurant takes its name from the chef’s Calabrian restaurant on the Amalfi coast and will be focusing on Italian fine dining. A private member’s club will also be opening on the lower level of the restaurant.

When? Available now

Where? 34 Dover Street, London W1S 4NG

How? For more information, visit www.quattropassi.co.uk

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