Langan’s Brasserie will mark its 50th anniversary on Tuesday 20 October with a one-day celebration inspired by the year the Mayfair restaurant first opened.
The restaurant will open from 11am until late, with its food, drinks, service and entertainment taking inspiration from 1976.
A selection of dishes from Langan’s early years will return to the menu alongside longstanding favourites that have remained associated with the restaurant throughout its five decades in operation.
The anniversary will run from lunch through dinner and into the evening, with a programme of entertainment evolving throughout the day.
Langan’s upstairs space will also form part of the celebrations, extending the anniversary programme throughout the restaurant.
The event has been designed to recreate elements of the atmosphere associated with Langan’s when it first opened while reflecting the restaurant’s five decades as part of the Mayfair dining scene.
The one-day celebration will take place on 20 October 2026.
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