After a week at work and the weathers on our side, try the Babylon Restaurant on the 7th floor of 99 Kensington High Street.
http://www.virginlimitededition.com/en/the-roof-gardens
No longer just for Royalty, for some fine dining, try the Orangery restaurant at Kensington Palace. Its set in beautiful gardens and offers champagne breakfast, afternoon tea and elegant dinner.
http://www.orangerykensingtonpalace.co.uk/
A beautiful and modern part of London, Canary Wharf’s iconic skyline is an integral part of the landscape, with the addition of Crossrail Place, the latest shopping and leisure destination offering new restaurants, a cinema, plus one of London’s biggest roof gardens.
http://canarywharf.com/
ARCHIPELAGO Restaurant invites you on a sensory dining journey amid the glow of golden Buddhas, dwarf palm trees and giant peacock feathers. The exotic tease of an undiscovered fragrance and the sensuous indulgence of tantalising global cuisine awaits you.
Situated in the heart of Theatreland and Soho. The Palomar serves the food of modern day Jerusalem.
The Bluebird Café offers a sanctuary from the bustle of the King’s Road. Why not kickstart your day with a classic breakfast, eat lunch alfresco or wind down with the a la carte dinner menu whilst enjoying a glass of wine?
Michelin-starred Pollen Street Social is a modern urban meeting point. A place to eat, drink and socialise, both for special occasions, and for informal everyday affairs.
Paternoster Chop House in St Paul’s focus on the best of British produce as well as the best of British cooking.
Ben's Canteen - a relaxed neighbourhood hangout that does Dinner, cracking Cocktails and exciting wines. Then, come the weekend, a really indulgent Brunch with banging Bloody Marys.
Inspired by the original Alsatian brasseries of Paris, Bellanger is a relaxed, all-day, traditional French restaurant on Islington Green. Brought to you from the team behind The Wolseley and Brasserie Zédel. The Bellanger is open seven days a week, mid-morning until late, whether for a simple cup of coffee with cake to a 'grand repas'.
Located just off Grosvenor Square (entrance on South Audley Street) in the heart of Mayfair, 34 has become a modern-day classic since it opened in November 2011.
Hakkasan Hanway Place is the original restaurant of Hakkasan which was founded in London in 2001 and has since become one of the world’s most distinguished global restaurant, lounge and nightlife brands.
Bounce is the leading social entertainment brand, housing 28 ping pong tables evenly across two London venues. Built for groups, they treat every booking as a bespoke event, offering social ping pong at its finest, with each table accommodating up to 20 guests around a table, and full table service throughout your visit, so you don’t have to leave your reserved ping pong tables.
Located atop a 40-storey skyscraper at 110 Bishopsgate in the city of London, Duck & Waffle made its debut in the restaurant scene in the summer of 2012.
The former smokehouse, situated around the corner from London's Smithfield Market had fallen into serious disrepair since ham and bacon smoking ceased in 1967.
In the luxurious setting of a five-star London hotel, The Dining Room is beautifully elegant - a place where traditional and delicious British food triumphs.
Sweetings is probably the oldest fish and oyster restaurant in London.
In the year Napoleon opened his campaign in Egypt, Thomas Rule promised his despairing family that he would say goodbye to his wayward past and settle down. No sooner said than he opened an oyster bar in Convent Garden. To the surprise and disbelief of his family, his enterprise proved to be not only successful but lasting.
Unique surroundings and a welcoming atmosphere, where every meal is an occasion.
Look out for the landmark purple clock as you head down Oxford Street and you’ll suddenly discover the entrance to St Christopher’s Place – home to an eclectic mix of shops, boutiques, restaurants and bars.
Forest restaurant and bar on the rooftop of Selfridges, inspired by the turning British seasons and abundance of locally grown and foraged ingredients.
The dream of launching a centre, a “lieu” or destination place, for food, art and music has been realised by Mourad “Momo” Mazouz and his team of chefs and designers over two expansive floors of a converted 18th century building in Conduit Street, Mayfair, London.
Part of the Disappearing Dining Club is this cleverly named restaurant, Back in 5 Minutes, hidden down some stairs at the back of the clothes shop, Ante, on Brick Lane. It offers seasonal, elegant and unfussy dishes in an intimate and homely setting.
Clos Maggiore is an oasis of calm in the heart of Covent Garden. Influenced by the stylish country inns of Provence and Tuscany the unique interiors create an unparalleled warmth and intimacy.
In the year Napoleon opened his campaign in Egypt, Thomas Rule promised his despairing family that he would say goodbye to his wayward past and settle down. No sooner said than he opened an oyster bar in Convent Garden. To the surprise and disbelief of his family, his enterprise proved to be not only successful but lasting.
After a week at work and the weathers on our side, try the Babylon Restaurant on the 7th floor of 99 Kensington High Street.
http://www.virginlimitededition.com/en/the-roof-gardens
No longer just for Royalty, for some fine dining, try the Orangery restaurant at Kensington Palace. Its set in beautiful gardens and offers champagne breakfast, afternoon tea and elegant dinner.
http://www.orangerykensingtonpalace.co.uk/
A beautiful and modern part of London, Canary Wharf’s iconic skyline is an integral part of the landscape, with the addition of Crossrail Place, the latest shopping and leisure destination offering new restaurants, a cinema, plus one of London’s biggest roof gardens.
http://canarywharf.com/
ARCHIPELAGO Restaurant invites you on a sensory dining journey amid the glow of golden Buddhas, dwarf palm trees and giant peacock feathers. The exotic tease of an undiscovered fragrance and the sensuous indulgence of tantalising global cuisine awaits you.
Situated in the heart of Theatreland and Soho. The Palomar serves the food of modern day Jerusalem.
