Our dress code is defined as Smart Casual.
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What is the dress code for duck and waffle?
Our dress code is defined as Smart Casual.
Can you wear ripped jeans to duck and waffle?
On their website, Duck & Waffle states that they have a dress code, which they define as smart casual. We’ve only visited the restaurant for breakfast, and wearing trainers and shorts as well as ripped jeans was not an issue.
Can you go to duck and waffle without reservation?
Been wait downstairs for 20 mins, found out they don’t take any non reservations. Not even a chance to wait for the table, just simply no reservation no come in.
What floor is duck and waffle on?
40th floor
Duck & Waffle is located on the 40th floor of 110 Bishopsgate in London. Completed in March 2011 and stretching 230m into the skyline, 110 Bishopsgate is one of London’s tallest buildings.
Who owns the duck and waffle?
Shimon Bokovza
Shimon Bokovza, founder and managing partner said of the opening, “Duck & Waffle has been a hit from the start. We’ve served over one million guests and almost half a million dishes since opening in July 2012.
Are trainers allowed in duck and waffle?
our dress code is smart casual, go for the smarter side of smart casual for safety we’d reccomend! ok thanks, last week i was told ‘elegant’… now i’ll have to get changed again! generally no shorts, no trainers, a collar etc. sorry about last week; come back and prove you you are smart,casual & elegant!
Who owns Sushi Samba?
Shimon Bokovza Owner
Shimon Bokovza enjoys taking traditional themes and ideas and giving them an unpredictable twist, as his seven-unit SushiSamba chain illustrates.
When did Duck and Waffle first open?
The backstory Duck & Waffle opened in 2012, well before the restaurants in The Shard or Walkie Talkie.
Who owns Duck and Waffle?
Shimon Bokovza, founder and managing partner said of the opening, “Duck & Waffle has been a hit from the start.
What happened Sushi Samba?
Sushisamba Miami Beach will close in December 2019. One of Lincoln Road’s oldest restaurants won’t live to see the New Year. Sushisamba, open in the heart of Miami Beach’s popular outdoor mall since 2001, will close in December rather than renew its lease, according to a filing with the state of Florida.