Madera

Madera occupies the fifteenth floor of Treehouse Hotel London, its dining room wrapped in floor-to-ceiling glass with skyline views reaching the London Eye, the Shard and, on a clear evening, Canary Wharf. Trailing greenery hangs from a raw concrete ceiling above rattan chairs and a herringbone timber floor, with a botanical-print wall and a shelf of vintage cameras setting the tone. It is the London outpost of Noble 33's Toca Madera in West Hollywood, translating that Cali-Mexican menu for a London crowd.

The kitchen runs an ingredient-forward Mexican menu across breakfast, an all-day à la carte and weekend brunch, with a parallel vegan card. The bar carries a serious tequila and mezcal list alongside its own cocktail programme, and weekend evenings bring in guest DJs, keeping the room lively rather than hushed.

The restaurant takes exclusive hire for the whole floor, or a self-contained private room at the back for a more contained gathering, both keeping the same skyline outlook and rattan-and-botanical dressing.