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Smoke from liquid nitrogen rolls over our feet, making it seem we're in the clouds. Skulls and wooden hands with raised fingers sit on the table, along with a Plexiglas box with an open top. Ó'Donnchü spoons aerated foam into the box and it oingo-boingos about as the sakura-flavored gas inside the box suspends and flavors the foam. The foam is set atop a dessert plate called "Levitate," comprising a mascarpone and matcha custard-filled donut signifying a bamboo bulb, bamboo "leaves" made from bamboo ice cream, and sakura espuma stuffed inside a piece of bamboo.
London House gives up private club status, opens to public
Tufted leather sofas, flickering fire, gilt-framed portraits of military men, plus live music. An extensive Sunday brunch menu will brighten the members’ weekends as they enjoy a scrumptious English breakfast or even some lighter fare, such as gluten-free items or a morning mimosa. Also, in perfect English fashion, London House is proud to feature afternoon tea, with none other than the Ritz of London’s Pastry Chef crafting the most delectable creations. A server holding a cigar box greeted us at the door. (Actually, I learned later she is Immersion’s Chef de Cuisine, Alexandria Krommes.) She invited each of us to choose a cigar, only—ta-da!
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Bread, taleggio cheese, smoke, and “platinum osetra”—more caviar. The side was curried cauliflower with raisins. The goose, now that I liked, especially with the lavender sauce poured on. It’s actually cabbage, rolled around chopped goose.
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Immersion at London House: An upscale dining experience
On a square slate plate, … well honestly at this point I can’t match all my photos to the menu descriptions, so take a look, and know that Mosaic had swordfish, Golden Egg foie gras and cherry … go with it. Between courses, you’ll be free to mosey around the parent restaurant. You’ll have pledged in writing not to take pictures, and that’s fair; London House members might be bigwigs who’d like privacy. But that’s not relevant, because Immersion has no cover fee. Your only expense will be the price of the meal, $345 to $495, more for paired wines alongside—which, honestly, are worth it.
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If the full Immersion experience doesn't fit what you're searching for, then you'll be pleased to hear this news. London House restaurant will be fully open to all for dinner reservations beginning May 20, 2022! With British and European-inspired cuisine, it will make for a great restaurant for a special occasion. In the "Golden Egg," its gleaming shell shaped by mannitol, the same sweet powder-cum-binding agent Ferran Adrià used to make his famous "peanuts," Ó'Donnchü stuffs red miso-cured Egyptian goose liver, or "ethical foie gras," as he calls it.
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This London-esque-themed kids’ club features a life-size London bus that houses a gaming room for older children, a stage for performances that will feature special guests, magicians, comedians, and even master classes for the young members, and movie nights as well. The children of London House society certainly do not miss out on the fun, as they get to experience their own luxury at Little House, the select club for young members ages 12 months to 12 years. Founded by Josie, a mum of two beautiful children, Little House is a safe, secure place for parents to leave their kids as they savor the amenities of London House. Here, children will enjoy playing, learning, laughing, and discovering new activities. Run by a team of professional nannies inspired by the Norland Nannies in London who look after the Royal Family, Little House is designed to keep each child well looked after, while providing children with a similar treatment as their parents next door.
There are six individual bathrooms, all themed differently, located off the lobby, and they all must be seen. My favorite is a toss-up between the bright white one with designer shoes and handbags on display and the throne one that sounds exactly like its name. The staff is top-notch and at your side before you even need something. For example, I was looking for a place to set my purse and all of a sudden a purse stand was brought to me. My water glass never got below the halfway mark, and you best believe the wine was plentiful. Each course was accompanied by a different glass of wine that came with a server giving a detailed description and how it complimented the food.
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It looks like a cherry, stem and all, but it's really cherry mousse covered in dark chocolate made to look like a cherry. Zamulinsky spritzes the air with an ocean scent as whale sounds and crashing waves pipe through the speakers. Set aside the restaurant's air of exclusivity (it's situated inside the former members-only London House), and one can truly appreciate Ó'Donnchü's ethic.
The flavor was so spot-on I would happily have strolled out the door and felt satisfied. As a mother, Josie is passionate about helping nurture Little House’s young members, especially through their dining choices. “We wanted to offer something nutritional and still exciting for the children, something that they would enjoy…but really much more interesting options and things that would appeal to the parents too,” she shares. The Little House menu is far more thrilling than the expected chicken nuggets and hamburger, featuring items such as a mac-and-cheese scotch egg, or anything from the adult a la carte menu. With dishes as unique as a junior Japanese Wagyu steak, the children’s meal options are sure to please the club’s members both young and old.
If not, it’s likely because it’s an ultra-exclusive private social club with membership dues costing as much as $15,000 a year and more. Admission to the swanky spot could only be granted by invitation or through an exclusive membership. Now, London House is opening its doors with a variety of experiences, including an upscale dining experience that is a rare find in the Orlando area. For something unforgettable, this is a hard-to-beat restaurant for a special occasion. “We’ve pulled together an internationally inspired cuisine,” Adrian says.
Members are invited to enjoy our selection of elegantly composed British & European-inspired cuisine, and choose from a variety of artfully crafted cocktails and wines that complement the flavors of every dish. Now on to the newest addition to our London House! The drawing room is where you’ll come to enjoy cigars, spirits, and lively conversation. Imagine your own slice of personal paradise, complete with a retail humidor, two private cigar rooms, a fully stocked bar of wine and spirits, and two elegant indoor and outdoor spaces, complete with elegant, yet comfortable, seating. On top of that, all members can choose one of our specialty London House cigars, access our personal valets, and rent humidor lockers, ensuring that your favorites are always on hand.
Only it's not bamboo — it's a white chocolate shell shaped and colored to look like bamboo. If you'd rather have drinks and nibbles while still in the lap of luxury, London House has a cocktail lounge. Simply known as the Cocktail Lounge, this spectacular space is modeled after London's revered social space known as “The Ivy.” During the day it is only open to London House Keyholders, but at night you are welcome to come enjoy some delicious craft cocktails. On Saturday nights the energy heats up with a live DJ and VIP table opportunities. Dine with us and enjoy expertly crafted British & European-inspired cuisine, beautifully presented from appetizers to the main course. Pair your meal with one of our carefully curated cocktails or, choose from our list of fine wines to complement each dish perfectly.
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