La Môme London

La Môme is the French Riviera transplanted to Knightsbridge. Brothers Antoine and Ugo Lecorché brought their Cannes and Monte Carlo original to The Berkeley in February 2025, taking the Wilton Place corner that Marcus Wareing's restaurant held for years and reworking it into something sunnier and louder. Warm materials, croc-patterned banquettes in green and burgundy, an art-deco lit ceiling and framed Slim Aarons photographs of sixties Riviera life set the tone; a Mediterranean landscape mural runs the length of one wall. The menu is Provençal-to-Sicilian, built around sharing plates, raw fish and daily catch, much of it finished tableside.

The main dining room seats 170, opening onto a newly created terrace of 28 covers that looks out over Belgravia, with a 10-seat cocktail bar at the front. Evenings turn festive: the operator runs live music through the room, a DJ, chanteur or pianist depending on the night, which makes it a natural fit for a celebration rather than a quiet dinner.

For private events the restaurant offers a dedicated private dining room with closing doors for a self-contained party, and the whole floor can be taken for a full buyout. It sits within The Berkeley, so an events team and the hotel's arrival and service sit behind it. The energy of the room, the terrace and the nightly music make it one of the more spirited private-hire options in the postcode.