Abracadabra Restaurant serves an authentic and eclectic menu of delicious and wholesome dishes from around the former Soviet Union and the West.
Abracadabra opened its doors in 2005 after a complete refurbishment which cost a cool £4.8 million and is located in the heart of the glamorous West End surrounded by Mayfair, Soho and St James. The restaurant offers an intimate location sheltered from the hustle and bustle of central London and is only a few minutes walk from both Green Park and Piccadilly Circus tube stations on the famous Jermyn Street.
The restaurant has a combination of tables, intimate booths and the Focal Point is the spell binding revolving table that can sit from 8 to 12 people and revolves a full circle every hour providing an ever changing view of the restaurant. Each booth boasts its own unique design. We can cater for birthday parties, weddings etc and you can also hire the restaurant in its entirety. The owner Lord David West of Hollesley was not sure what to call the restaurant but after the majority of work had been completed, he decided to call it Abracadabra as it had a magical feel to the place.
In 2009 Archpriest Konstantin Tatarinev and two of his colleagues joined us for dinner and gave the restaurant a blessing before leaving. Yulia Savicheva (represented Russia in the Eurovision song contest in 2004) and Vlad Topalov (Russian pop singer) have also frequented us. We are probably the largest Russian Restaurant in Europe with seating for 150 people.
We can also offer a bar area where we have a wide selection of drinks including frozen vodka, wines, cocktails and champagnes. We also can boast of having the widest range of Cristal Champagne in Europe with prices ranging from £390 up to £39,000.
Abracadabra Restaurant is open from 12pm to 1am (last orders for food 12.30am) every day and we can also offer take away.
