RHS Chelsea Flower Show

Food & drink

There was food and drink aplenty at Chelsea this year - here's a flavour of what was there

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Jardin Blanc with Raymond Blanc 

Jardin Blanc with Raymond Blanc was nestled in a peaceful corner of the show, offering visitors with a variety of options and entertainment including breakfast, three-course lunch and afternoon tea. The evening experience was the perfect end to any trip to the show with Champagne, cocktails and canapés being served.

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The Rock Bank Restaurant

Served here were ‘The Best of British’ products with locally-sourced meats, sustainable fish from the shores of Great Britain and the finest in seasonal vegetable and salad selections.

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Ranelagh Restaurant

Champagne & Seafood Restaurant

An eatery that served the very best catch of sustainable fresh seafood to RHS Chelsea Flower Show visitors.

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The Drawing Room 

Visitors enjoyed an exquisite floral-inspired Champagne breakfast and Champagne afternoon tea in the luxurious surroundings of The Dorchester’s own special dining room at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
 
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Ranelagh Garden Café

The Chelsea Brunch

A formal Chelsea Brunch was enjoyed here in elegant surroundings – complete with chilled Champagne and an à la carte brunch menu.

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Foodcourts

Cafes, food courts and picnic areas

A range of areas best suited for a quick bite to eat. There were plenty of vendors to choose from including the Whole Hog, the Sizzling Squid, Alice May's, Salchichas Sausage and the Toastie Rack among others. There were also gluten-free options, with all dishes at Rupert Street being gluten and nut-free.

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