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Join us for the semi-finals of the World Cup and book your table now!

Looking for the perfect place to catch the World Cup this summer? Make PKB your go-to spot. Enjoy ice cold drinks and delicious bites from our mouth-watering menu as you watch the football on our brand-new projector screen! Check out our Instagram @pkbstratford for the latest updates on what games we're screening.

Please note: If you are booking to see a game please be aware we exercise a two hour turn time on all tables.

This July, join us for Constance in Bloom, a series of floral workshops with lunch at Brasserie Constance, set on the leafy banks of the Thames in Fulham.
 
Created to mark our first anniversary and the 70th anniversary of the publication of The Constance Spry Cookery Book, these relaxed daytime experiences bring together seasonal British floristry, thoughtful cooking and easy conversation. 
 
Hosted every Tuesday throughout July, each workshop is designed as a social, experience-led afternoon, ideal for those looking for something a little different – whether your catching up with friends or planning a special midweek outing. 
 
What to expect
 
Begin your afternoon with a glass of Ruinart before joining a guided floral arranging workshop, led by Vicki Byatt of Trinity Florist. Inspired by Constance Spry’s natural, abundant style, you’ll create your own seasonal arrangement in a Constance-inspired vase to take home. 
 
Afterwards, take your seat for a three-course light lunch, curated by Head Chef Charlie and the Brasserie Constance kitchen. The menu celebrates seasonal British ingredients, with subtle nods to recipes from Constance Spry’s cookbook. 
 
The experience is designed to unfold at its own pace – from creating, to dining, to lingering over a drink by the river. It’s a creative afternoon in Fulham that feels relaxed, sociable and quietly special. 

Bastille Day Cocktails - Speciall offer on cocktails for the week of Bastille Day.

This July, step into an evening of exceptional live classical music at 116 Pall Mall, presented in partnership with Young Classical Artists Trust (YCAT).

Set within the elegant surroundings of The Carlton, this intimate concert showcases two outstanding rising stars of the classical world in a refined and atmospheric setting. Following the performance, guests are invited to enjoy exclusive access to the private terrace and garden for a relaxed summer reception in the heart of London.

Your ticket includes:

A welcome glass of Searcys sparkling wine on arrival
Access to the live concert performance
Entry to the private terrace and garden reception after the concert
Summer food stalls available throughout the evening
A cash bar serving drinks throughout the event
Each ticket also includes a charitable donation to Young Classical Artists Trust, supporting its ongoing work to develop and champion the next generation of world-class classical musicians.

About the Artists

Samrat Majumder
Scottish-Indian classical guitarist and YCAT 40th Anniversary Artist, Samrat Majumder is a rising international talent and Classic FM Rising Star. Currently completing his Doctor of Musical Arts at the Peabody Institute, he has performed across Europe, Asia and the United States, earning recognition for his technical brilliance and artistic versatility.

Kasparas Mikužis
Lithuanian pianist and Classic FM Rising Star 2025, Kasparas Mikužis has appeared at prestigious venues including the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam and Wigmore Hall. Currently studying at the Royal Academy of Music, he is quickly establishing an international reputation for his expressive interpretation and musical sensitivity.

About YCAT
For over 40 years, Young Classical Artists Trust has discovered and supported exceptional young musicians as they transition from students to internationally recognised performers. Through tailored career development, mentorship, performance opportunities and industry guidance, YCAT helps emerging artists build sustainable careers on the world stage.

YCAT alumni include some of today’s leading classical musicians, including Alison Balsom, Ian Bostridge, and Belcea Quartet, as well as celebrated BBC Young Musician finalists such as Jess Gillam and Sheku Kanneh-Mason.