Meghan Markle’s Favorite Restaurants In America: Where Can You Spot Duke And Duchess Of Sussex?

On 8 January 2020, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced their decision of stepping away as senior members of the British royal family. They split their time between the United Kingdom and the United States and became financially independent.

In America, the duo is often seen going out for romantic dinner dates. Well, to keep all of the fans updated, we are here with the list of some of Meghan’s favorite restaurants in America, and who knows, you might run into them at one of these places.

Meghan Markle Loves To Dine Out At These Places In America

The Crosby Bar

The premium resto-bar is located in SoHo, New York. Recently, Markle was seen having lunch with the activist Gloria Steinem here, following her visit to the United Nations Headquarters.

It is a perfect place for a British royal and is known for serving up sophisticated afternoon tea. The spread includes finger sandwiches and sweet treats like raspberry ganache tarts and lemon ricotta cake, homemade scones, and clotted cream. But the high tea costs a pretty penny at $60 a person.

A.O.C

Among all the things Meghan Markle loves, having a glass of good wine is one. A.O.C, a wine bar, located in Los Angeles is the favorite of the Duchess of Sussex. If you are a wine connoisseur, make sure to visit the place.

Estela

Meghan is fond of inventive spins on classic dishes. No doubt Estela is one of her go-to New York hot spots. It is located in downtown Manhattan and is run by chef Ignacio Mattos. Set one floor above Houston Street, it is a bistro at heart, serving dishes like tartare, ricotta dumplings, burrata on toast, fried rice, and steak. The presentation is what impresses the guests most though.

Bohemian

Bohemian is a Japanese restaurant and bar in New York that’s not open to the public. The guests who wish to visit must be referred by the existing patrons. It is running as a secret base for 21st-century bohemians.

According to the restaurant’s website, the establishment is in a historical building that was once home to Andy Warhol and then the live-in-studio of Jean-Michel Basquiat – an infamous graffiti artist from the 80s.

The Harbord Room

The Duchess used to eat from this place when she was shooting in Toronto. But unfortunately, The Harbord Room is now closed. It was a restaurant with a seating of about 24 and 10 at the bar which gave a cozy feeling to customers.

It was known for its expertly made cocktails, delicious burgers, and seasonally-inspired menu. We are sure when another franchise of the outlet opens, Meghan will frequent it.