The Harcourt in London: photos, reviews, menu

About

The Harcourt in London is a charming venue that blends Finnish and Swedish flavors in an upscale setting. Known for its fantastic meatballs, this spot offers an array of services, including dine-in, outdoor seating, takeaway, and delivery options. The atmosphere boasts a cool Scandi vibe, complemented by live music and performances. Patrons can enjoy a wide selection of drinks, from happy-hour cocktails to fine wines, alongside their meal. Friendly service adds to the experience, creating a welcoming space for everyone, including the LGBTQ community. However, be mindful of occasional closures without prior notice.

Price

$$$$

Meals

Lunch, Dinner

Services

Delivery, Takeaway, Reservations available, Outdoor seating, Dine-in

Offering

Serving alcohol, Serving desserts, Happy-hour drinks, Serving cocktails, Serving beer, Serving wine, Serving coffee, Serving food

Payment

Payment by credit card, Payment by debit card, NFC payment

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible seating

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Paddington Station (Stop H)

Bus stop 725 m walk

Baker Street Station (Stop E)

Bus stop 636 m walk

Park Road London Business School

Bus stop 687 m walk

Edgware Road / Praed Street (Stop ED)

Bus stop 306 m walk

4.2

based on 447 reviews

Google

4.2/5 447 reviews

Medi Johansson

Service: 5

We missed that cool scandi vibe. They were known for fantastic meatballs.

Sampson Paul

Service: 4

I've been there for an office Christmas dinner. Service was good but unfortunately food wasn't.

Scarlett Greenwood

We booked this venue for our wedding reception and paid a deposit of £500. The venue shut giving us short notice to rebook another wedding venue and they have since ignored any correspondence to return our money. Truly disgusting to steal our money and never contact us again and to go through this heart break whilst we should’ve been experiencing the happiest time of our lives. Whilst I respect it must be hard to run a business and I don’t know the reasons behind the closure to not even receive an apology is truly horrible and I’d be completely ashamed of myself to do this to couples about to get married.

The Harcourt in London