Dining at 221b

Drinks are ordered separately unless your ticket description specifically states otherwise (Premium Dining tickets include a glass of Champagne).

Mrs Hudson’s 221b Liquor Cabinet is an experience in itself: decadent cocktails reimagined from forgotten Victorian manuals of mixology, alongside wines, beers, spirits and non-alcoholic options. Expect plenty to explore throughout the night.

Yes. We can accommodate vegetarian, vegan, halal, gluten-free, dairy-free and alcohol-free requirements, as well as most major allergens.

A dietary requirements form must be completed at least 48 hours before your visit. This will be sent by email approximately one week before your performance. If the form is not completed, you will receive the standard menu.

As we offer a set menu, we are unable to accommodate personal preferences outside allergies and intolerances. While every care is taken, our kitchen handles allergens and we cannot guarantee dishes are completely allergen-free due to airborne contamination.

If you have any questions about your dietary needs, please contact [email protected].

With some of London’s most distinguished lords, ladies and public figures expected at the Baker Street ‘press conference’, Mrs Hudson has made arrangements with the renowned Simpson’s-in-the-Strand to provide a supper befitting such esteemed company. Two splendid courses arrive beneath 
the restaurant’s famous silver domes. Pudding, however, proves a rather more improvised affair, with the press conference running rather longer 
than anticipated…

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Yes. Every ticket includes a three-course fine-dining menu by The Lost Estate’s Head Chef, Ben Sutcliffe, woven into the heart of the story.

The menu is inspired by Victorian London’s grand dining rooms, including Simpson’s and The Reform Club, as well as period recipes, the city’s markets and street sellers, and dishes referenced in the Sherlock Holmes stories.