Prepare yourself for Summer of sports in Cinnamon Club style! The top Indian restaurant in Westminster is spicing up the sporting revelries with its extended dining hours and unique eating facilities, exclusively for the game season.

Celebrated chef Vivek Singh along with head chef Rakesh Ravindran, wants to make sure the Olympic fans have copious amounts of energy to support their countries before they go to their scheduled event, so he has created a fantastic offering at the Cinnamon Club bar.

Indulge in an Olympic Fizz with Kebab & Curry Triathlon for just £12.20

and you needn’t worry about running out of Olympic cheer!

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This bar has been recognised for its outstanding design and modern feel, and includes the feature attraction of a glass projection wall running the length of the bar. It is the perfect venue for those post-game victory drinks, or to calm the pre-event excitement and nerves. It is also a model place to have an Olympic party, with its innovative cocktail list, mouth watering canapés and even DJ decks to get you in the mood.

For those after a more private and intimate area for your Olympic celebrations, yet still with the background of a lively and exciting venue, this Central London restaurant has the perfect combination of these party necessities. Cinnamon Club is available to host Olympic Hospitality parties, and there is no other place better suited to this than its Mezzanine that can seat up to 30 people, or 50 standing and overlooks the main Dining Room which can seat 130 people. It also has its very own ‘reception’ area that is ideal for hosting celebratory drinks – a necessity after returning from a heated game. BOOK NOW

Alternatively, for those who wish to take a bit of time away from all of the excitement and anticipation that will arrive with the Games, Cinnamon Club is situated in the heart of Westminster, a gorgeous location near the Thames and Buckingham Palace Gardens. Cinnamon Club is not only in a very accessible place (a mere javelins throw away from the highly used District, Circle and Victoria lines) but the restaurant itself is also in a Grade II listed building that was formerly the Central Westminster Library, giving your dining experience worthy of a winner.