Offering stunning views overlooking Edinburgh Castle and Princes Street, the Caledonian Hilton Hotel is a beautiful venue for enjoying delicious traditional Scottish cuisine, alongside a range of international dishes. Dating back to 1914, when it was a part of the original Princes Street station, the restaurant serves splendid meals to enjoy in a setting that is as elegant as it is historic. In these …
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Loch Fyne restaurants present a fine selection of fresh shellfish and oysters, along with seasonal fish and seafood specials. Each restaurant is rustic yet contemporary, with an elegant ambience.Grilled meat dishes are available at Loch Fyne, along with a popular kids menu. All of the fresh seafood is sustainably sourced.
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Come up and melt away the afternoon in the new Parlour Restaurant, now open on the first floor of Fortnum & Mason. Here, you will find exceptional ice cream, extraordinary hot chocolate and your very favourite cakes. The Parlour Restaurant’s treats include ice cream and sorbet flights, three cones filled with three …
A sophisticated Japanese restaurant in Covent Garden, Watatsumi blends traditional and contemporary Japanese cuisine. There is a stylish sushi bar and a glamorous bar with signature cocktails …
Brimming with nostalgic charm, Kopapa presents a minimalist retreat in London’s Theatreland. Hearty, experimental main courses and sumptuous sharing platters sit alongside refreshing smoothies, and homemade muffins and scones. As well as offering eclectic delights from breakfast through to lunch and dinner, an aromatic coffee or premium beer can be enjoyed at …
Ideal for shoppers with their eyes on the time, The Gallery Restaurant at Fortnum & Mason is a simple, yet modern, refectory-style extension of the wonderful food offers available in the store. The Gallery’s seasonal menus are created to complement the flavours of the Fresh Food Hall, with the focus on offering …
Situated within the landmark Roker Hotel just outside Sunderland, Thai China is a smart restaurant serving authentic Asian food in relaxed, congenial surroundings. Dishes from the extensive menus are prepared by a team of Oriental chefs, offering an array of Thai curries, salads, meat and seafood dishes alongside more familiar Chinese favourites. The lively bar stocks cocktails, wine and beer.
A floating Chinese restaurant, The Feng Shang Princess is surrounded by the splendour of London’s Regents Park at the Cumberland Basin.Magnificently hand-crafted in the 1980′s, The Feng Shang Princess was the first floating restaurant of its kind in London. Over the years it has been the favourite Chinese eatery for many people, including celebrities from the worlds of film, music and TV.Proprietor …
Immediately one of London’s most glamorous hotspots, Aura boasts a cocktail bar, restaurant and club all under one roof. Founded by a wealth of creative talent, Aura features stunning contemporary flair throughout – from the intimately-lit cocktail bar, to the chic restaurant, where the talented chefs creative stunning European and Pan-Asian fusions, presented with unsurpassed finesse. The club offers an unforgettable evening …
An offshoot of its famous older sibling, Little Yang Sing occupies the original China Town location of Manchester favourite Yang Sing. This buzzy restaurant has a smart menu of Cantonese cuisine and an attentive, friendly atmosphere which makes it popular with local business types. Dishes include over 20 dim sum options and an extensive selection of seafood and vegetarian meals.
Buzzing with Gallic charm, Incognico is a bright unpretentious brasserie close to Leicester Square in the heart of London’s theatreland. Classic décor of leather banquettes, part-panelled walls and curvy red chairs adds to the …
World famous since 1975, Wolfe’s Bar and Grill in Covent Garden has been serving superior burgers and steaks to millions of loyal customers and celebrities for over 30 years. Offering some of London’s most innovative …
Bright and stylish, the Harlequin is a relaxed restaurant for entertaining friends, family or business colleagues in Covent Garden. Located within the luxurious Kingsway Hall Hotel, the restaurant serves up a strong menu of contemporary modern European dishes, supported by a reasonably priced wine list.
A classic choice for Covent Garden dining, Christopher’s is as boldly stylish in its cuisine as its silk-panelled dining room with grand views to Waterloo Bridge would suggest. Delicious …
A smart, contemporary sushi restaurant in the London Hilton Tower Bridge, Takara Sushi offers an expertly crafted selection of Japanese delicacies. At the glossy under-lit bar, watch the chefs roll delicious tempura and sashimi, and enjoy cleansing Japanese teas and delicious sakes from the bar. Clean lines and swathes of black lacquer …
A Japanese teppanyaki and sushi restaurant, Sen Nin serves up delicious cuisine in a fun and theatrical environment. There are exciting cocktails and sake, along with a range of sushi, sashimi and tempura dishes.Cooking on a hot plate, the highly skilled chefs will entertain you with acrobatic skills and spectacular flames whilst …
In Fitzrovia, Mushu offers Pan Asian style cuisine and sushi favourites in an informal setting. Warren Street Tube Station is a …
In the Thames, Ozu offers views of Parliament and Big Ben whilst enjoying delicious Japanese Cuisine. The chefs have all trained in some of the finest restaurants in Japan and use only the freshest ingredients, combining them with traditional cooking techniques. There is a fine selection of sushi and sashimi as well …
With panoramic views over the River Thames, Thai Square Putney Bridge is situated in the award winning building of Putney Bridge with an interior designed to create a contemporary Thai theme and with stunning views across the river As one of the few buildings in the UK purpose built to function as a …
At Lye Torng, the staff provide high quality service and food without compromise as each dish is cooked fresh to order by Thai chefs and guaranteed to be free of MSG. If you want to relax for a couple of hours, chill out with friends in the evening or sample some truly tasty …
A local landmark on Fulham Broadway, the Blue Elephant restaurant brings the Thai experience to the heart of bustling west London. Delicious traditional dishes, made with ingredients flown in from Thailand on a weekly basis, are served up amidst tropical foliage and lush water gardens. A popular spot for couples, who cosy up …
Boasting a string of local culinary awards for its authentic cuisine, Thai Sabai serves delicious recipes from across South East Asia. Bathed in subtle lighting and filled with an eclectic mix of Thai artefacts, the bistro-style dining room offers a relaxed ambience. A menu of favourites brings together fiery jungle curries, wholesome stir …
The name comes from the maiden name of the current proprietors’ grandmother, and Kym’s is still very much a family affair. This composed, affable restaurant serves hot and spicy cuisine rooted in its regional Chinese heritage – with a dim sum menu for lunch – to a hectic crowd of politicians, ambassadors and locals drawn to its bustling Victoria location.
The lively atmosphere of Mango Tree belies the subtleties of its Thai cuisine, which honours the four main culinary regions of the country in mouthwatering style. Situated in exclusive Belgravia, the award-winning restaurant serves up traditional dishes to a mixed crowd who can opt for a fixed price banquet or taste menus if the à la carte proves overwhelming. A popular option …
Walk through the doors of Las Iguanas Milton Keynes and find yourself transported to Latin America, full of rich, vibrant colours, quirky features and custom-made wooden mosaic tables made especially for the restaurant from sustainable woods in Brazil. Each restaurant is unique and the staff love bringing unusual things back from their travels, ranging from large lobster sculptures to giant drums. The …
Situated in the impressive Xscape Centre in Milton Keynes, the ASK restaurant offers a welcome retreat from the hustle and bustle of the town’s biggest entertainment centre. Sitting right opposite the centre’s dry ski slope, ASK provides a great destination for an enjoyable Italian meal after hitting the slope. The interior is classic ASK design, modern and simple with dark wood tables …
The Depot is a popular neighbourhood restaurant on the waterfront in the leafy south-west London suburb of Barnes. Occupying attractive old council buildings which have seen previous service as a power station, a stables and a barracks, this friendly local pairs a contemporary cream-walled interior with stunning river views. The brasserie-style menu has plenty of Mediterranean accents, while kids get their own …
Bringing vibrant Spanish culture to the heart of London, Jamon Jamon serves up an array of tasty tapas. Incorporating ingredients and cooking techniques from around the world, Jamon Jamon serves up …
Smollensky’s on The Strand is a stylish North American basement restaurant and cocktail bar on one of London’s most famous streets. The menu is modern American, but also has a few Mediterranean and Oriental twists to it. It is designed to appeal to all tastes, particularly anyone who loves good meat and fish, and also includes a fantastic choice of dishes for …
With its sterling reputation, Garfunkel’s St Martin’s Lane serves a wonderfully eclectic mix of British and international cuisine. A simple yet on-trend eatery, Garfunkel’s offers an array of diverse menus, from breakfast through to dinner. The afternoon tea selection presents a sophisticated range, as well as delectable desserts and gourmet coffees.
Located in a historic 16th century building at the gates of Edinburgh Castle, James Thomson’s Witchery is the most atmospheric and spectacular dining destination in the city. A unique setting, stunning interiors and superlative food, wine and service combine to create memorable dining experiences for locals, visitors and celebrities …
With a combination of delicious food, great wines and a real ambience, Café Rouge Edinburgh has embodied the style and je ne sais quoi of French dining since it opened way back in 1989.Now with over 90 sites across the country it’s just the place to mull over the morning papers with a cafe au lait and a croissant, pop in for a spot …