Twenty8 NoMad Review — What's the Secret to This 'Dining Room' That Makes You Want to Linger? The Interiors of This Re-Imagined London Restaurant, Explored

A restaurant dining room located in an indoor atrium filled with plants boasts layered interiors, including marble-topped tables, wood and textile upholstered armchairs with patterned fabric in blue and cream tones, intricate rugs in red tones, and glass and wrought iron pendant lights.

Few things feel more quintessentially London than dining steps away from the Royal Opera House on a random Wednesday evening. With its Covent Garden location, Twenty8 NoMad, the recently revamped, dazzling bistro of five-star luxury hotel NoMad London, makes for a cinematic meet-cute.

I have only just rewatched the Oscar-winning 1988 romantic comedy Moonstruck when I visit the New York City-inspired London restaurant with a friend. While we are far less elegant than the movie's protagonists, Nicolas Cage and Cher in that iconic Metropolitan Opera House scene, when we meet at 28 Bow Street at 7:30 PM, dressed-to-the-nines theater-goers rushing to their seats, we can't help but feel a little chic.