Fit for a Beast: Restaurant embraces Baroque style

23 : 05 : 2014 London : Restaurant : Restaurant Interiors

London – The founders of the ever-popular Burger & Lobster restaurants have launched a new venture, Beast, which has the same surf and turf theme but with a Baroque twist.

Beast Restaurant, London Beast Restaurant, London
Beast Restaurant, London Beast Restaurant, London
Beast Restaurant, London Beast Restaurant, London
Beast Restaurant, London Beast Restaurant, London

At Beast, there is no menu – only a £75 ($126, €92) three-course meal that includes Norwegian Red King Crab – crabs that weigh in at 2.5kg or more – and prime Nebraskan ribeye steak, served on or off the bone. The stark yet ornate menu is reflected in the interiors by Design LSM: it is a banquet hall that fit for Hogwarts. 

Three long tables that seat 40, with large candelabras and pillar candles perched precariously overhead, all give the semblance of a mediaeval feast. Both beasts are on full display – big bone-in cuts hanging from glass refrigerators sit beside live crabs. Even the drinks are served feudal-style, with the house wine taken from large vats.

Ripping into a giant crab leg and a steak big enough for sharing is sure to bring out the beast in many. With Game of Thrones gripping the world, we are seeing a proliferation of hospitality offers inspired by a bygone primal age. 

For more on innovative restaurant concepts, buy our Food & Drink Futures report in The Future Laboratory shop.  

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