The London List (Dinner Date Rate)
The Araki (more here)
”Chef Mitsuhiro Araki offers set menu of top-grade sushi in a simple space that seats 9.”
Sushi Tetsu (more here)
”A small Japanese restaurant specialising in sushi and sashimi, with a chef's choice menu.”
Aulis (more here)
”Exclusively limited to eight diners at lunch and dinner; a dynamic and interactive dining experience, in which a series of dishes are cooked and served in front of you by your two dedicated chefs, explained at every stage.”
Sollip (more here)
”Sophisticated, Korean-inspired fine-dining spot with seasonal tasting menus & wine pairings.”
Upstairs at Trinity (more here)
”Ever-changing seasonal menus with modern influences served in a stylish monochrome dining room.”
Muse (more here)
”Tom Aikens' return to experience-led fine dining in an intimate 25-cover converted mews house.”
Cornus (more here)
”Executive Chef Gary Foulkes offers a regularly changing menu showcasing a bounty of British and European seasonal produce through precise and vibrant cookery.”
Chez Bruce (more here)
”High-end Modern French dining, fine wines and an extensive cheese board in a simply decorated space.”
Dinner
"You learn a lot about someone when you share a meal together.”
- Anthony Bourdain
I am an insufferable foodie and terminally omnivorous. Living in London, I’m also completely spoiled for choice when it comes to venues at which to indulge this passion of mine. Luckily for us, there’s nothing I love more than discovering new places and showing others old favourites.
A wonderful friend who shares this love (and has far more epicurean credentials) curated me a list of the best places to dine in London. I have diluted this list slightly with some of my picks, the aim being to cross them off as opportunity arrises.
I’m offering a 3-4 hour “Dinner Date” reduced rate for anybody who chooses to indulge with me at any venue on this list. I’m also open to other suggested venues at my discretion; if you’re taking me up on this, just let me know in the ‘message’ section of your booking form.
I promise I won’t climb on the table.
For UK Adventurers
Scotland- For Restaurant Andrew Fairlie at The Gleneagles
Equal parts rugged Scottish landscape and 5* luxury, with some killer train journeys…
More to come…
Other Recommendations: Dinner, and a few extras
…dessert, anyone?
