A celeb chef restaurant in a 5-star hotel on Park Lane, Theo Randall at the InterContinental is an impressive setting for sublime Italian cuisine.
They’re giving away the chance to not only sample 3 courses with a wine pairing in the restaurant, but also a night’s stay for 2 with breakfast in the hotel. Read more…
Think you’ve discovered everything the London dining scene has to offer? If you fancy exploring the kookier side of dining, we have a selection of unusual restaurants in London that define the epitome of quirky. Check out these off-the-wall eateries to indulge in dinner with a difference. Read more…
When you need to impress, Manchester’s restaurant scene has got your back. From sky-high fine dining to candlelit booths via a secret tasting menu, we’ve found some of the most romantic restaurants in Manchester that are sure to do the job come date night. Read more…
A chic restaurant and cocktail bar complete with ornate chandeliers and floor-to-ceiling windows, Grand Pacific serves up an eclectic menu of international flavours. Read more…
For me, Sundays can be hard. The weekend is almost over and if you don’t make the most of your last day by relaxing in a cool pub with a roast dinner then you may as well set your Monday alarm now. I love indulging in this great English tradition and it’s a chance to catch up with friends, or in this case treat my other half so he doesn’t have to slave in the kitchen. Read more…
Southam Street interior
Funky little sister of much-appraised 108 Garage, one of my standout restaurants of last year, Southam Street is just a short tootle along from the pastel-flushed frontages of Portobello Road. Read more…
Opened in 1865, the Langham in London is renowned as Europe’s first ‘Grand Hotel’ and the Palm Court restaurant inside is recognised as the origin of the quintessentially British tradition of afternoon tea. The luxurious 5-star hotel’s restaurant serves exquisite European cuisine established in partnership with famed chefs Michel Roux Jr and Albert Roux OBE. Read more…
Holder of 2 AA Rosettes and a Michelin Bib Gourmand, Salt Yard has built a stellar reputation as one of London’s best tapas restaurants.
They’re giving away the chance to try their critically acclaimed menu, with a meal for 2 with matched wines and a cookbook to take home up for grabs. Read more…
Arabic food isn’t hard to come by with so many restaurants across London offering a taste of the Middle East. However, good traditional Arabic food is. Having not had my monthly Middle Eastern feast in the past three months, when I had the chance to visit Maison Du Mezze, I couldn’t wait. Maison Du Mezze serves authentic Lebanese food whether you come for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Read more…
View from the Shard
The world-famous Hutong at The Shard (on the 33rd floor), is one of London’s most highly commended Northern Chinese restaurants. A prominent landmark across the city, The Shard redefines the skyline, standing at 800 feet tall and winning the title of the tallest building in Europe. Read more…
Leicester Square Theatre is an exciting part of London’s Theatreland, hosting not only plays, but stand-up comedy from world-famous performers, cabaret, and live music.
Whatever kind of show is on, there’s nothing like finding the perfect meal to complement a trip to the theatre. Read more…
Nestled right in the heart of London’s West End, The Duchess Theatre Catherine Street has been treating theatregoers to captivating performances since 1929.
With its location on the edge of Covent Garden, there is a tremendous selection of celebrated restaurants just moments away, which can make choosing a spot for a pre-theatre dinner quite difficult. Read more…
An iconic playhouse right on The Strand in London, The Vaudeville Theatre is perfectly placed on the edge of Covent Garden, with its abundance of iconic restaurants, boutique chops and cultural attractions.
With all that dining choice just moments away, deciding on where to eat can be tough. Read more…
Dating all the way back to 1720, The Theatre Royal Haymarket has a rich history of entertaining London with world-famous performances. Its location between Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly Circus means that there is a tremendous choice of award-winning restaurants just moments away too. Read more…
Filled with grand ornate style and three tiers of balconies, Harold Pinter Theatre offers the quintessential London theatre experience, and boasts a superb location just moments from the attractions of Piccadilly Circus.
With all kinds of eateries close by offering pre-theatre menus, fine wines and cocktails, making a choice of where to eat can be tricky. Read more…
An iconic theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue, Queen’s Theatre has hosted Les Misérables since 2004, and is an essential choice for lovers of London theatre.
Before heading to a performance, there’s nothing like indulging in a pre-theatre meal, with the surrounding area filled with all kinds of grand, cosy and quirky eateries. Read more…
Set right on the bustling Charing Cross Road, Garrick Theatre is a stunning Victorian venue that stages a diverse line-up of drama revivals, musicals and lively cabaret shows. With its location so close to Leicester Square and Soho, you can be sure to find all kinds of enticing restaurants nearby. Read more…
At the heart of the city, Deansgate and neighbouring Spinningfields are packed with some of Manchester’s most exciting bars and restaurants. From dinner with a view to top-notch steaks via Asian-inspired afternoon tea, we’ve rounded up some of the best restaurants Deansgate has to offer.
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Brought to you by one of the nation’s most well known chefs, James Martin Manchester serves a seasonal menu of inventive flavours. Signature dishes include hay-smoked venison loin with charred fig, cod loin with glazed chicken wings and chestnut, and white chocolate and whiskey croissant butter pudding. Read more…
There is something gloriously Wodehouse-esque about Gillray’s Steakhouse. This beautiful building harks back to what is almost certainly a rose-tinted time of flowing champagne, country houses and idle aristocrats wandering the strand with their gloves in their hand. Read more…
