Davy's at White City

Davy's at White City, right in the middle of the BBC’s Media Village, is a popular spot for the broadcaster’s employees to wine and dine. The glass-partitioned dining room that seats up to 14 guests is particularly popular for business lunches, but locals also enjoy fine British cuisine and the stunning selection of international wines seated in the spacious, airy main room or up on the quiet mezzanine floor. When the weather’s bright in London’s White City, you can sit outside along Wood Lane and enjoy al fresco dining.

Davy's at White City down Wood Lane is the go-to spot for hungry London BBC employees and White City locals alike. Located in the BBC Media Centre, head inside and grab Davy’s full English breakfast or a bacon sandwich to kickstart your broadcast, share a plate of British charcuterie (Suffolk fennel salami, Oxsprings air- dried ham, Moons Green cured pork and more), or head straight for Davy’s signature steaks, selected and aged by Donald Russell, a butcher with a Royal Warrant. All of which should be enjoyed with a glass or three from Davy’s stunning wine cellar. Even the breakfast would find fitting company in a glass of Buck’s Fizz!

Davy's at White City is known for catering to fans of sherry – you can order a bottle of the house Manzanilla to share over tapas if you’re looking for something a little more European than the quality British cuisine that dominates the dishes on offer. If you’re familiar with this wine bar and restaurant in the BBC’s London Media Centre, then you’ll know that the entire Wood Lane premises can be hired out for a function that can comfortably accommodate up to 100 seated diners or 150 standing. When such festivities occur, head for Davy's at White City’s list of premium Champagnes and let loose like only media types can!