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Where To Go For A Business Lunch In London
18 great spots that cover every type of business lunch you can imagine.
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Where To Eat When You Want To Feel Incredibly Cultured
Nine places to whip out your knock-off Celine reading glasses while pretending you absolutely need them to see the menu.
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Gouqi
Gouqi is a moody, high-end Chinese restaurant in St James’s with some buttery lobster noodles and more expensive and tasty things.
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Ikoyi
Ikoyi is a restaurant in its own world. The flavours and feel of this fine dining restaurant on the Strand are worth shelling out for—if fancy meals are your thing.
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Bacchanalia
Bacchanalia is an OTT Roman-themed, Mediterranean spot in Mayfair that's equal parts absurd and entertaining.
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Park Chinois
Park Chinois is a David Lynch meets Butlin’s fever dream of a restaurant. It's mostly seedy but some of the food is surprisingly good.
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Cédric Grolet at The Berkeley
A painfully expensive bakery in Knightsbridge, Cédric Grolet at The Berkeley is where you can get one of London's best croissants—just don't fall for the shiny, overpriced cakes.
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Sparrow Italia
Sparrow Italia is a high-end Italian spot with plenty of truffle, lobster, and other expensive stuff you expect to find in Mayfair.
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Jeru
Sophisticated, suave, with hefty prices to match, Jeru is an Eastern Mediterranean restaurant that’s distinctly Mayfair.
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The Twenty Two
A Mayfair restaurant serving pricey Mediterranean and British-inspired dishes in a grand Edwardian manor turned hotel.
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Where To Eat When You Want To Feel Incredibly Cultured
Nine places to whip out your knock-off Celine reading glasses while pretending you absolutely need them to see the menu.
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The George
The George is a classy central London pub. It combines a boozy downstairs with a decadent dining room upstairs that serves delicious and faultless British classics at a not insignificant price.
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Bar des Prés
A pricey restaurant and bar in Mayfair serving a mix of Japanese and French influenced dishes in a dimly-lit room.
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Dinings
Dinings is a very cosy sushi counter and downstairs Japanese restaurant that just happens to have some of the most serious sushi in London.
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Cornerstone
Cornerstone is a classy but casual seafood restaurant in Hackney Wick. It’s a place that’s worth shelling out for, if only once.
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Imperial Treasure
Imperial Treasure is a big, fancy Chinese restaurant in St James’s which lacks atmosphere, but serves some pretty great dim sum.
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The Guinea Grill
The Guinea Grill is a tiny pub in Mayfair with an old school restaurant specialising in excellent steaks.
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Hutong
Hutong is the Shard’s ultra-swish Chinese restaurant, and if we were going to throw down on a pricey dinner with a view, this would be on our list.
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Sachi
A cool, high-end, and almost faultless Japanese spot in the basement of the Pantechnicon in Belgravia.
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Rules
Old, full of red velvet, and with a taste for custard, Rules is a high-priced, novelty-feeling British restaurant in Covent Garden.