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Step Into a Cosy Alpine                Escape at Kitchen at Holmes
09/12/25

Step Into a Cosy Alpine Escape at Kitchen at Holmes

Kitchen at Holmes is bringing the soul of the Alps straight to Marylebone as its Baker Street terrace is transformed into a warm alpine escape. This cosy hideaway invites you to step off the busy street and into a mountain inspired world of comforting dishes, Jameson Black Barrel whiskey cocktails and, tucked away above the restaurant, a newly refurbished rooftop cinema playing festive favourites under the night sky.


The expanded heated terrace sets the scene with an après ski mood. Think retro ski touches, winter greenery, exposed wood and plenty of twinkling lights that make it feel like a little chalet in the heart of the city.


The menu leans fully into comforting mountain flavours. Guests can enjoy Porcini Mushroom Vol au Vents, Smoked Salmon Blinis and a Welsh Dragon Hot Dog with braised onion, cheddar, paprika and oregano pomme allumettes. At the bar, the season is celebrated with limited edition cocktails created in partnership with Jameson Black Barrel Whiskey. Highlights include an Old Fashioned, a Bombardino and the Irish Spritz. Every Friday, the terrace turns livelier with après beats from a weekly DJ.


The rooftop cinema offers classic, including Love Actually, The Holiday, Elf and How The Grinch Stole Christmas. Each ticket includes a seasonal three course set menu in the restaurant before the screening. Prices are £85 per person or £95 with a glass of champagne.


For more information and to book tickets click here.

Address: Kitchen at Holmes 108 Baker Street, London W1U 6LJ


Written by Stephanie Sowaha  

Photography by Rebecca Hope

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Step Into a Cosy Alpine Escape at Kitchen at Holmes

Dec 9, 2025
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Kitchen at Holmes is bringing the soul of the Alps straight to Marylebone as its Baker Street terrace is transformed into a warm alpine escape. This cosy hideaway invites you to step off the busy street and into a mountain inspired world of comforting dishes, Jameson Black Barrel whiskey cocktails and, tucked away above the restaurant, a newly refurbished rooftop cinema playing festive favourites under the night sky.


The expanded heated terrace sets the scene with an après ski mood. Think retro ski touches, winter greenery, exposed wood and plenty of twinkling lights that make it feel like a little chalet in the heart of the city.


The menu leans fully into comforting mountain flavours. Guests can enjoy Porcini Mushroom Vol au Vents, Smoked Salmon Blinis and a Welsh Dragon Hot Dog with braised onion, cheddar, paprika and oregano pomme allumettes. At the bar, the season is celebrated with limited edition cocktails created in partnership with Jameson Black Barrel Whiskey. Highlights include an Old Fashioned, a Bombardino and the Irish Spritz. Every Friday, the terrace turns livelier with après beats from a weekly DJ.


The rooftop cinema offers classic, including Love Actually, The Holiday, Elf and How The Grinch Stole Christmas. Each ticket includes a seasonal three course set menu in the restaurant before the screening. Prices are £85 per person or £95 with a glass of champagne.


For more information and to book tickets click here.

Address: Kitchen at Holmes 108 Baker Street, London W1U 6LJ


Written by Stephanie Sowaha  

Photography by Rebecca Hope

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