Beduin restaurant reopens following refit

25th November 2009, 12:06pm

London's restaurant Beduin is set to re-open this week following an extensive refurbishment.

The eatery has seen £7,500 spent on drapes alone. Situated over three floors Bediun offers both intimate alcoves as well as dance floors. There are two bars as well as a basement club. Throughout the week there will be regular party nights including "I Love Wednesdays-disco-pop" night and "Sin In The City", a Thursday night disco and pop night.

The new look also welcomes its customers with a new drinks menu. There will be 10 different champagnes to choose from, the same number again of wines, 30 cocktails, 10 different vodkas, 13 rums and 10 whisky and bourbons.

Manager of the Beduin, Hysen Fazlijaj said: "The new look Beduin promises to be an oasis of cool sophistication in the heart of Smithfield. We've enhanced everything our customers love about the bar - intimate alcoves, rich and sumptuous décor, funky sounds and an enviable drinks offering – providing London with a first class destination for anything from early evening lounge drinks to a late night party."