
Ten curvaceous companions, sorted by the hour they like to sit down to eat
Curvaceous describes a classic figure, taken from each companion's record and written without exaggeration. Ten women share it, Rosa the shortest at 160 cm and Milena the tallest at 175, and the spread of hair, age and temperament across them is wide.
What most of them also share is an appetite for a proper meal. Several plan their ideal W2 evening around a particular table, so this page sorts the ten by the kind of food and the hour each prefers, a practical way to shortlist when dinner is the heart of the booking.
Curvaceous, boarding


Danielle

Luna

Michelle

Milena

Molly

Nancy

Rosa

Roxi

Thea
Early tables, from six
Thea, caramel blonde and green eyed, likes a six o'clock start and a Japanese supper after a ride through the park. Bianka, light brown hair and hazel eyes, cooks Italian at home and wants a day's notice to choose the restaurant; her natural length is the four hour dinner date at £900. Nancy, golden blonde, prefers an early swim followed by sushi, and weekend requests for her should arrive by Wednesday.
Dinner proper, from eight
Roxi orders generously at a Queensway dim sum room and works best from eight. Rosa keeps Sunday to Thursday evenings and likes dinner on Westbourne Grove after an hour in a record shop. Milena chooses a quick mezze table near the conference hotels and keeps dinner to an hour. Danielle starts after eight and fits a late film around a single glass of wine.
Late rounds, from ten
Michelle, 173 cm, dark haired and quick to confirm, judges a gin bar by its house tonic before ordering anything clever. Molly begins at ten and ends the night with fresh juice and a shared shawarma at a counter that keeps serving long after midnight. Luna, dark auburn red, prefers a concert first and an honest review of the performance over a glass of red, Monday to Thursday.
How the desk writes about figure
Figure is recorded once, in plain words, and never used as a sales line. Beyond height there are no body measurements on the board and no descriptions the companion has not agreed to herself. The photographs are non-explicit fashion portraits, compared with her in person before they go up and replaced when they no longer match.
Pairings and other lists
For couples evenings in Bayswater, Michelle, Thea, Molly and Danielle are the four the desk suggests, all at ease welcoming two guests at once. Across the hair lists, Nancy and Thea are blondes, Danielle, Milena and Roxi are raven haired, Luna's colouring is auburn, while Bianka, Michelle, Molly and Rosa are brunettes.
Where the ten set out from
None of the ten lives in W2, so every booking includes a short journey, and the desk quotes it honestly. Luna is a single Elizabeth line stop away in Mayfair. Rosa, Thea, Danielle and Molly are about fifteen minutes out, and Bianka crosses the park from Knightsbridge in a similar time. Michelle and Milena are roughly twenty minutes away, Nancy and Roxi around twenty five. Inside Zones 1 and 2 that journey is already part of the fare.
A dinner booking, in numbers
Two hours at £500 covers a drink and a relaxed main course close to the hotel. The four hour dinner date in W2 or W11, £900, gives room for an aperitif, three courses and a last glass without anyone looking at a watch. Once 25 percent has reached the desk by transfer the evening is held, and if the restaurant needs a name for the reservation, give yours.
Found the look? Book the seat.
One line with your hotel and a start time is enough. A real person on the desk answers inside a quarter of an hour, day or night, and most evenings are under way within the hour after that.