From soaring glass domes to the cozy embrace of wooden accents, each space evokes a distinct sense of opulence. Step back in time to the glamour of old Hollywood or revel in modern elegance – one thing is certain, your dining experience will be nothing short of grand.
As you feast on the delectable dishes before you, it’s easy to lose yourself in the stunning surroundings of these exquisite restaurants. From opulent glass domes to rustic wooden accents, each one exudes a unique charm that will leave you in awe.
Yet, amidst all this grandeur, we understand the temptation to let your eyes wander from your plate. But fear not, for no matter which era or style these restaurants embody – whether it be the grandeur of Hollywood’s golden age or the cozy warmth of a cabin in the woods – one thing is certain: you will dine in absolute style.
Pizza 4P’s Emporium
Designer: SEMBA / Mamoru Maeda
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Envisioned by the innovative minds at SEMBA Vietnam, Pizza 4P’s Emporium stands as a haven for tranquility and joy, embraced by lush trees and adorned with eco-friendly elements of terrazzo and wood.
Bearing the mantra “Bringing Wow, Spreading Joy,” their menu boasts of ethically sourced, farm-fresh ingredients and homemade cheeses, adding an extra sprinkle of delight to their delectable pizzas.
Nestled in the quaint town of Don Duong, lies the renowned cheese studio, a mere hour’s journey from the bustling city of Da Lat. Surrounded by the majestic peaks of Vietnam’s premier plateau region, this haven keeps its dairy cows content and thriving, producing the finest cheeses for all to savor.
The result of embracing the philosophy of “Delivering Wow, Sharing Happiness” is simply a contagiously joyous smile. While we can’t pinpoint its exact scientific reasoning, we are wholeheartedly committed. Our fervor has led us to scheme ways to secure a direct delivery to the sunny shores of Miami!
Bluebells Restaurant
Designer: PENSON Architecture Firm
London, United Kingdom
Looking for a dinner spot that oozes trendiness and style? Look no further than Bluebells – the must-visit hotspot that requires a 7-8 week reservation in advance.
This restaurant’s stunning interior design guarantees a chic and memorable dining experience. And don’t just take our word for it – the reviews are raving and the classic cocktails are a hit.
If you’ve ever attempted to dine among Hollywood’s elite in LA, you know the drill – prepare for a waiting game when it comes to snagging a table at Bluebells.
The enchanting interior of Bluebells Restaurant greets guests with opulence, adorned with velvety emerald hues and delicately draped curtains.
This dreamy atmosphere exudes both sophistication and comfort, setting the perfect tone for an exquisite dining experience. Curiously enough, these are the exact words used to describe this culinary haven.
Just as a skilled chef lets the flavors of their dishes guide their creations, the design of Bluebells Restaurant draws inspiration from the delectable cuisine it serves. Truly, a masterpiece in every sense.
Bluebells encapsulates a delightful fusion of textures – a heavenly concoction of velvety ‘souffle-soft’ whipped butter and daring flavors to tantalize the palate.
From the tantalizing tastes savored by Pension’s design team to the inviting ambiance of velvety booths, a glistening bar, and textures begging to be felt, the interior exudes a warm and cozy atmosphere. A reminder that greatness begins with a truly unforgettable meal.
Canopée
Designer: Urbanmakers Architectes
Nantes, France
With a rich history as a 19th-century mansion, it was no wonder that Urbanmakers Architects were thrilled to take on this dream project. From its humble beginnings as a factory to its transformation into a wine cellar, 16 rue Marceau has lived multiple lives, each one adding to its grandeur.
Gone are the days of oak barrels; in their place stands Canopée, emerging from behind a verdant carriage door. This magnificent brasserie boasts ample room, thoughtfully transformed into a refined epicurean haven.
Beneath a grandiose canopy draping over the ancient courtyard, lies a sophisticated and genuine location to immerse oneself in French history, all while basking under a resplendent glass ceiling.
Inspired by the charming breweries of old France, the design boasts linear fluted benches adorned with luxurious velvet, creating a stunning contrast against the industrial elements of the raw concrete floor, sturdy stone walls, and gleaming polished brass.
Truly a one-of-a-kind dining experience, this space is a harmonious fusion of elegance and ruggedness, sure to transport you to a bygone era.
Gwen
Designer: Home Studios
Hollywood, USA
As soon as you enter the exquisitely designed interior of Home Studios in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, you are immediately transported back in time to the glamorous days of Hollywood on the Sunset Strip. It was a no-brainer to choose this location, with its undeniable charm and nostalgic atmosphere.
Gwen’s visionary design reverently honors the building’s storied past. As you pass through the butcher shop and into the dining room, your gaze is magnetically drawn to the Asador (rotisserie) blazing fire, roasting your delectable dinner for the evening.
Luxurious leather banquettes, striking lighting, and subtle hints of copper and rosy marble infuse the space with an aura of refined charm, beckoning you to indulge in its inviting ambiance.
The lounge boasts magnificent leather chairs and sofas that wouldn’t look out of place on a Hollywood film set. With Gwen being under the ownership and direction of renowned celebrity chef Curtis Stone, the striking interior design is a perfect fit.
White Rabbit
Designer: Valery Lizunov
Moscow, Russia
There’s a lot to be said about having your restaurant space on the top floor of a high-rise building, and when the roof is a giant glass dome, you’ve got yourself one of the most stylish views a foodie could hope for. And this one tops our list of restaurants with amazing interiors.
The White Rabbit reigns supreme in the culinary world, earning top accolades from renowned chef Vladimir Mukhin.
Its whimsical “Alice in Wonderland” theme and stunning views of Moscow add to the experience, while its menu of Russian delicacies, including caviar and truffles, leaves foodies in a state of wonder and delight.
Here you’ll immerse yourself in breathtaking views and unparalleled ambiance as you dine under the magnificent glass dome of White Rabbit, a culinary masterpiece co-created by restaurateur Boris Zarkov and acclaimed chef Vladimir Mukhin.
For a truly authentic experience, indulge in their signature borsch soup, made with the finest ingredients. Welcome to the pinnacle of dining, high above the city on the 16th floor of Smolensky Passage.
Conclusion
Fine dining is more than just great food, it’s the total package. This includes setting the stage and making sure the immersive experience encapsulates the surroundings, where you feel like you’re taken away to another world of a blissful, relaxed atmosphere. This is why interiors are just as important as the food.
