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Lilibet's Mayfair Review
Lilibet's is a fantasy fish restaurant in Mayfair built to evoke 1920s–30s glamour through themed interiors and high-camp design.
The Circus Afternoon Tea is the newest afternoon tea offering from the boutique five-star Vintry & Mercer in the City, joining the hotel's acclaimed The Crown Afternoon Tea and The Magic Afternoon Tea. Each themed tea is served in a different space. The Circus Afternoon Tea is served in the Vintry Kitchen on the ground floor, a relaxed cafe that is New York-like in its design, with wooden ceiling fans, glass skylights and lots of green foliage. My teenage son particularly liked the eco-decor.
Tokyo Ghoul has taken over the restaurant, offering an immersive experience that features photo ops, a custom menu, scenes from the show, a merchandise shop, and even a star-studded Tokyo Ghoul-themed red carpet. The custom menu opens with a Tokyo Ghoul Bento Box, choosing your protein (shrimp, chicken, pork, or salmon) and enjoying three sides (spicy udon noodles, spicy ginger cucumbers, and miso-glazed eggplant).
Just south of Market, Boulevard goes all out for Halloween, transforming its Belle Epoque building into a fully immersive, eerie experience. Starting October 6th, the restaurant comes alive with spooky decor and fall-inspired elements. Expect a lively, whimsical atmosphere paired with specialty cocktails, seasonal bar bites, and playful surprises. The menu is designed to put you in the mood with dishes and drinks such as Witch's Brew (bay scallop aguachile, blue corn crisps), Dracula's Dog (boudin noir, brioche blanket, mustard), and Ox Blood (beet arancini, Humboldt Fog goat cheese). On Halloween night, they will feature a special menu and even a trick-or-treat surprise for guests who arrive in costume.