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The food here is pretty standard, but the setting is outstanding. Weeping willows drape over the waterside terrace, while a varied clientele of tourists, joggers and Londoners enjoy views across the Serpentine. Patrick Gwynne's sweeping architectural roof and angular glass walls contrast playfully with the English country-cottage interiors.
Hot and cold food is available all day: takeaway sandwiches, cake or ice-cream for a picnic in the park; or visit the restaurant for wood-fired pizzas, salads, dry-aged steak and seasonal fish. A vintage piano accompanies Sunday brunch. Our fish finger sandwich was in fact upmarket goujons in a granary bun, and pea risotto was crowned with lotus root crisps. Hire a rowing boat after lunch if you've eaten too many cakes for dessert.
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What is 'following'?020 7706 8114
Open 8am-8pm daily
Main courses £4.90-£18
Credit cards AmEx, MC, V
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Tables outdoors ( 20, pavement; 10 balcony ), Babies and children welcome ( children's menu; high chairs; nappy-changing facilities ), Bookings not accepted, Disabled ( toilet ), Takeaway serviceSerpentine Bar & Kitchen map
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