London restaurants?
London restaurants?
Looking for somewhere to take the other half as part of her Christmas presents. Wont be going around Christmas, more likely early next year. We tend to favour a good steak but open to anything really, if it has a Michelin star then she’s even happier! I know a few of you are around that way often so recommendations would be good.
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What kind of cuisine do you like - there’s a lot of choice so helpful to narrow it down first.
If you want a steakhouse you’re well served with Hawksmoor, Goodmans and lots of other - maybe l’entrecote for something a bit more of a ‘theme’ but the suggestion of Michelin star means you’re likely looking for something a bit more than that?
If you want a steakhouse you’re well served with Hawksmoor, Goodmans and lots of other - maybe l’entrecote for something a bit more of a ‘theme’ but the suggestion of Michelin star means you’re likely looking for something a bit more than that?
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To be honest we’ll try anything if it comes with a good recommendation! I’ve just been looking at Hawksmoor, looks a nice venue. We’ve mainly done Michelin star places in Edinburgh, we’re not really familiar with ones in London.GG. wrote: Sun Dec 08, 2024 8:04 pm What kind of cuisine do you like - there’s a lot of choice so helpful to narrow it down first.
If you want a steakhouse you’re well served with Hawksmoor, Goodmans and lots of other - maybe l’entrecote for something a bit more of a ‘theme’ but the suggestion of Michelin star means you’re likely looking for something a bit more than that?
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Is Nusr-Et still going? Now the social media buzz about Salt Bae has died down I wonder if they have any customers at all.
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The New York one went bankrupt - I'm sure the rest will follow in the fullness of time...
As for restaurant recs - I went to Barrafina for my birthday this year and have been a few times. If you like Spanish cuisine its up there (it has a Michelin star but is not a white tablecloth place so a good combo).
As for restaurant recs - I went to Barrafina for my birthday this year and have been a few times. If you like Spanish cuisine its up there (it has a Michelin star but is not a white tablecloth place so a good combo).
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Sounds nice, we like Spanish too!GG. wrote: Mon Dec 09, 2024 10:51 am The New York one went bankrupt - I'm sure the rest will follow in the fullness of time...
As for restaurant recs - I went to Barrafina for my birthday this year and have been a few times. If you like Spanish cuisine its up there (it has a Michelin star but is not a white tablecloth place so a good combo).
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Going to Highgate tomorrow - Any suggestions for somewhere for a nice lunch??
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Seem to remember the Bull (https://www.thebullhighgate.com/) being quite decent if you're happy with a pub. Although you might want to ring up and see if they have space.
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Yep The Bull has a good reputation and we used to hang out in The Flask when I lived around that area. It’s a great area for pubs, the main high street (not the street by the station) has a load of good options, but as Duncs said definitely book ahead.