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| Michelin Building |
| The Michelin Building was built in 1911 as the London HQ of the Michelin tyre company by employee François Espinasse. Unique architecturally - a mix of Art Nouveau and proto-Art Deco - it is covered by white faience tiles, topped off with tyre decorations, and dominated by magnificent stain glass windows depicting Michelin adverts of the age. |
| The Michelin Building has been the fine dining destination Bibendum ever since Terence Conran bought it in 1984. There are three different eateries - Restaurant, Oyster Bar and Café, as well as a Crustacea Stall. |
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South Kensington. |
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14, 211, 345, 360 and 414 all go through Brompton Cross. |
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Official Bibendum website. |
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