Live Jazz Wednesdays
It is rare these days to come across an artist so dynamically talented as 24 year old artist Richi Jones. His Jazz influenced guitar and soulful vocals have earned him slots at London’s Ronnie Scotts and Wilderness Festival, as well as support slots with Spandau Ballet’s Tony Hadley, Beverly Knight, Matthew Perryman Jones and a lengthy list of others.
Swing by from 8 pm every Wednesday
About
Pucci Mayfair serves a tantalising modern menu of small seasonal plates showcasing flavours from Italy, alongside the classic pizzas with which Pucci’s is synonymous.
The décor is bright and inviting, combining the cool exposed brick, considered light fittings and suspended greenery of a New York loft, with the charm of a traditional Italian bistro.
With its entrance on Maddox Street, Pucci Mayfair also boasts an outdoor street-side terrace for alfresco dining, or aperitivo.
Dogs of all shapes and sizes are welcome and will be given their own bowl of water on arrival. Whether you have 4 legs or 2, you will be warmly welcomed at Pucci Mayfair.
Menus
We use traditional ingredients and support a number of small independent suppliers.
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Due to the current situation, we have decided to close for the safety of our staff and guests. We will open when we as a company, think it’s a safe time to do so.
We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Opening Hours
Normal opening hours will resume when we reopen.
Monday & Tuesday 12:00 pm – 5:30 pm
Wednesday through Friday: 12:00 pm – 11:00pm
Saturday: 6pm -11pm
Location
39 Maddox Street, London, UK W1S 2PP
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History
Pucci Mayfair is a modern and exciting revival of one of the most iconic and celebrated restaurants in London dining history. For 30 years Pucci Pizza on the King’s Road served models, rock stars, actors and aristocrats authentic southern Italian pizza in a vibrant and decadent restaurant where dancing on the tables was encouraged.
Rufus, the son of the original owner, Giuseppe ‘Pucci’ Albanese has taken on his father’s mantle and is fronting the new Pucci Mayfair, ensuring that the restaurant is as convivial as ever.