Welcome to The Slug and Lettuce St Mary Axe
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Call us: 020 7929 0245
Bar Address
Manager: Graeme Lancaster-Smith
Opening Times
- Monday - Friday:
- 10am - 12am
- Saturday - Sunday:
- Closed
- Baby Changing
- DJ Point
- DVD
- Disabled Toilet
- Function Area
- Plasma Screen
- Private Hire Available
- Tea & Coffee Facilities
Dress Code
Casual
Age Policy
Kids welcome until 6pm
Facilities
Two great reasons to visit St Mary Axe:
The famous Swiss RE skyscraper, the cigar shaped building - better known as the Gherkin, can be seen from anywhere in the city.
Nearby you can find another landmark, the Lloyds Building, home of the insurance institution Lloyds of London and famous for its controversial architecture, which is sometimes known as The Inside-Out Building. Camomile Street leads to Bishops Gate and Liverpool Street Railway Station, one of London’s busiest commuter station with trains running to Stansted Airport every 15 minutes.
Two great reasons to visit Slug in St Mary Axe:
Situated in the heart of City of London, we’re right across the road from one of London’s most striking and famous buildings, commonly known as The Gherkin. The Slug and Lettuce St Mary Axe is a place for every occasion, mornings are ideal breakfast meeting with a quiet and relaxing atmosphere. Lunchtime our friendly team can provide a great experience during rush hour and we are happy to take lunch reservations. Evenings are great to meet friends for a pint or enjoy a cocktail in a lively atmosphere.
Our restaurant and bar concept is synonymous with great food and drink, exceptional service and stylish surroundings. And our sleek and sophisticated venue is just perfect for a private function or party, we can cater up to 300 people. Contact us now for party bookings and reservations. We’re also available for private hire over weekends.
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“Yet again a very enjoyable lunch. The food was excellent and the service could not be faulted.”Sue (who had a great time at The Slug and Lettuce, St Mary Axe and told us on 28th March 2010)
