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The operators' claim that this is 'Europe's longest champagne bar' is a little misleading. While the tables stretch a fair distance along the length of the Eurostar terminal, the bar itself is a squat little thing. Still, sipping champagne beneath William Henry Barlow's Victorian roof is a lovely experience, not unlike drinking in a vast secular cathedral.
Searcy's has installed a professional operation with witty references to Anglo-French endeavour: selections from the champagne list, which features every significant Grand Marque and includes around 15 by the glass, are served in English-made Dartington flutes. It's possible to spend £880 on a bottle of 1996 Krug Clos de Mesnil; more affordable temptations include Tsarine Cuvée Premium Brut NV (£10.50 a glass or £61 a bottle). The short menu focuses on British ingredients.
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020 7870 9900
Open 9am-11pm Mon-Thur; 7am-11pm Fri, Sat; 8am-11pm Sun. Food served 9am-10.30pm Mon-Thur; 7am-10.30pm Fri, Sat; 8am-11pm Sun
Main courses £6-£16.95. Champagne from £42 bottle, £7.50 glass
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