Plan a visit to The Wolseley at 160 Piccadilly, London, for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea or dinner, with official booking guidance.
The Wolseley serves breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner at its original London address, 160 Piccadilly. For travellers considering this European grand café, that all-day format is the central practical fact: a visit can fit around a morning outing, a midday break or an evening meal. This guide focuses on Piccadilly, rather than the separate City restaurant, using official information checked on 10 October 2026.
The Wolseley began on London’s Piccadilly and now has a second restaurant in the City. The official website presents both as following the same all-day rhythm, but they are distinct locations with separate booking options.
For the restaurant covered here, the address to look for is 160 Piccadilly. On The Wolseley’s official website, choose The Wolseley Piccadilly, not The Wolseley City, when following the restaurant or reservation links.
Planning recommendation: Check the restaurant name and address before confirming a booking. The shared brand and similar service format make the location more important than simply selecting “The Wolseley.”
Breakfast and lunch are both confirmed parts of the Piccadilly restaurant’s service. The supplied official information does not include current dishes, prices or the hours during which each menu is available, so it cannot support recommendations for a particular breakfast order or lunch special.
The European grand café description provides the broad culinary context. It should not, however, be treated as evidence that any particular dish is currently served.
Planning recommendation: Choose breakfast if a morning meal best suits your itinerary, or lunch if you want to make the restaurant your midday stop. Before arranging activities around either, follow the Piccadilly restaurant link on the official site and check the current service information. All-day service confirms the sequence of meal periods; it does not establish exact menu changeover times.
Afternoon tea and dinner complete The Wolseley’s confirmed daily offering. That gives visitors two further ways to include the Piccadilly restaurant in a London trip without making breakfast or lunch the anchor of the day.
The available source does not specify afternoon tea contents, package prices, dinner dishes or dietary options. It also does not establish whether different services have different booking conditions. Those details need checking against current restaurant information rather than assumptions about a grand café format.
Planning recommendation: Decide whether you want an afternoon tea visit or an evening meal before booking. Check the relevant menu and availability, especially if a particular dietary requirement or budget will determine your choice.
The official website includes a dedicated Book a table option for The Wolseley Piccadilly. It is the appropriate starting point for checking reservations for this address. No reservation release schedule or walk-in policy is established by the supplied information.
Before committing to a visit, practical checks include:
These are planning recommendations, not claims about restaurant policies. Use the official website’s Piccadilly restaurant and contact links for details not covered here. For broader trip planning, browse Peters Signature’s food guides and city guides.
The official website also covers the Wolseley Members Club and hotel expansion. These should be kept separate from the practical information for a meal at 160 Piccadilly.
The source describes membership benefits and says the Members Club is coming to New York; it does not establish those benefits as part of a Piccadilly restaurant booking. Likewise, The Wolseley Hotel New York is a separate, announced 76-room Midtown property, with an opening planned for early 2027—not a London accommodation option or an already confirmed operating hotel.
For a Piccadilly visit, the useful route through the website remains the restaurant’s own listing and booking option.
The original restaurant is at 160 Piccadilly, London. The Wolseley also has a separate City restaurant, so check the location when reserving.
Published by Peters Signature Travel.