I need recommended posh restaurants in London please

Bride2be24

Hi,

Me and my hubby are off to London in April for our 2nd wedding anniversary :j:D so we are going to see the Lion King in theatre but are also wanting to eat out at a very posh but not extremely expensive restaurant while we are there. My uncle recommended Jamie Olivers Barbecoa restaurant, has anyone eaten here?

Please can anybody recommend any others?

Many thanks
Vicky

terra_ferma

toptable may be a useful place to look at, some offers are quite good
(at least were as I've not used it for a while), we even got one meal free after making a few bookings

http://www.toptable.co.uk/home.aspx

I loved barbecoa, can't remember the cost as I didn't pay, but it was very interesting, a kind of british take on Italian cooking

Bride2be24

terra_ferma wrote: »

toptable may be a useful place to look at, some offers are quite good
(at least were as I've not used it for a while), we even got one meal free after making a few bookings

http://www.toptable.co.uk/home.aspx

I loved barbecoa, can't remember the cost as I didn't pay, but it was very interesting, a kind of british take on Italian cooking

excellent thank you very much, i really appreciate that!

kaya

Gordon Ramseys resteraunt Petrus is the one, during lunchtime they do a special menu for only £30 each , Amazing food and service ( and I'm not easily impressed) , I believe it's no1 rated resteraunt on trip advisor , book for a late lunch the take in the sights or do some shopping for a few hours, The Lion King is pretty amazing as well, have a wonderful time

Bride2be24

kaya wrote: »

Gordon Ramseys resteraunt Petrus is the one, during lunchtime they do a special menu for only £30 each , Amazing food and service ( and I'm not easily impressed) , I believe it's no1 rated resteraunt on trip advisor , book for a late lunch the take in the sights or do some shopping for a few hours, The Lion King is pretty amazing as well, have a wonderful time

Thanks very much Kaya

ellay864

Nearly 2 years already...doesn't it go quick!! Can't comment on restaurants but thoroughly recommend the Lion King. We loved the show though was slightly spoilt by a woman across the aisle from us vomiting...she just threw up into a carrier bag then settled back to watch the show...handed the bag to an usherette in the interval :eek:

Bride2be24

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ellay864 wrote: »

Nearly 2 years already...doesn't it go quick!! Can't comment on restaurants but thoroughly recommend the Lion King. We loved the show though was slightly spoilt by a woman across the aisle from us vomiting...she just threw up into a carrier bag then settled back to watch the show...handed the bag to an usherette in the interval :eek:

I know, how crazy!!! cant quite believe it myself that its nearly 2 years. :happylove As for the woman that vomited :eek: thats just disgusting! I would have been so embarassed :embarasse

falldown7timesgetup8

I LOVE the Gaucho http://www.gauchorestaurants.co.uk/
(unless youre a vegetarian!) - The food is absolutely divine, the service is exceptional, and the ambience of the restaurant would be perfect for an anniversary!

terra_ferma

falldown7timesgetup8 wrote: »

I LOVE the Gaucho http://www.gauchorestaurants.co.uk/
(unless youre a vegetarian!) - The food is absolutely divine, the service is exceptional, and the ambience of the restaurant would be perfect for an anniversary!

It's a great place, I love it, the meat is fantastic, I would recommend their sausage platter (it's supposed to be a started but I like it as a main course). We only go there for special occasions, less than once a year, it's very expensive.

culturite

Bride2be24 wrote: »

Hi,

Me and my hubby are off to London in April for our 2nd wedding anniversary :j:D so we are going to see the Lion King in theatre but are also wanting to eat out at a very posh but not extremely expensive restaurant while we are there. My uncle recommended Jamie Olivers Barbecoa restaurant, has anyone eaten here?

Please can anybody recommend any others?

Many thanks
Vicky

Hi Vicky,

Jamie Oliver restaurants are good but generally very noisey and busy which is probably not what you want for an anniversary dinner. I can recommend the OXO Tower which is currently doing a deal of 3 courses for £30. The National Portrait gallery. AQUA on oxford street. Gilgamesh in Camden. The list is endless... maybe check out my blog which is in my description and we can talk properly through that x

shays_mum

Been here:
http://www.wyndham.com/hotels/united-kingdom/london/wyndham-grand-london-chelsea-harbour/hotel-overview

And here:
http://www.stmartinslane.com/en-us/#/explore/?id=/st-martins-lane-london-asia-de-cuba/

Been a few times they are nice, but lots depends on food choices/money etc. Def second toptable, dine in style but mse it at the same time congrats & have a good time