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London


Three floors up the Cheesegrater building is the second outpost of the restaurant that made the 'press for champagne' button a quintessential over-the-top London experience. This pleasure palace is kitted out to the nines, with a dot-matrix ticker tape that loops around the walls and illuminates with your table number when the button is pushed. Check your credit limit before you order.


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