If you’ve booked a weekend away through The Co-operative Travel
and are planning to whisk your other half off to London for a few days of
romance, entertainment and indulgence, you’ll need to prepare a list of
romantic restaurants so that you can wine and dine your better half at a
moment’s notice.
Now, if there’s one thing that London has in abundance it’s
restaurants, so rather than just picking the first place that you see, take a
look at this list of loved-up eateries below and make sure you show your beloved
how much you really care.
Petite
budget
When it comes to planning the perfect romantic city break, UK
cities have a lot to offer for even the smallest of budgets and none more so
than London.
So if you’ve splashed out on fancy hotel, spent all your cash
buying Beefeater-themed souvenirs or forked out a month’s wages for the very
best tickets to your favourite show, fear not, London still has a romantic
eatery for you.
If you’re already in the West End, the restaurants of China Town are atmospheric, authentic and affordable places to grab a bite. Try Leong’s Legends on Macclesfield Street or Bi Bim Bap on nearby Greek Street for some delicious Asian delights.
Healthy
budget
If you’ve got a little more cash to splash, then London really
is your oyster, and if it’s oysters that you want, head straight The Wright
Brothers seafood restaurant on Lamb Street near Spitalfields.
There you and your date can enjoy some of the very best oysters,
crab, lobster and scallops that London has to offer, all in the beautifully-designed
and finished surroundings of this cosy East End eatery.
What’s a
budget?
If money is no issue, then you, your taste buds and your beloved
are all in for a real treat as London is home to some of the best restaurants
anywhere in the world.
For romance, top picks include Berners Tavern on Berners Street,
Claude’s Kitchen on Parson’s Green Lane, Club Gascon on West Smithfield and
Galvin at Windows, the Michelin-starred restaurant on the 28th floor
of the Park Lane Hilton.
Whatever your budget and whatever your tastes, London is
guaranteed to have a restaurant to suit, so why not take your other half on a
culinary tour of London during your romantic weekend away?
7 comments:
The dining room in that last photos is gorgeous. It looks like a great place for a special treat.
Have you thought of becoming a travel writer or perhaps a restaurant reviewer? This is very helpful to people traveling to London. I want to go to the last place you've shown! But I'd guess if you have to ask the prices you can't afford it! :)
Watch this space! A new column is coming to aglimpseoflondon.
You'd definitely do well as a travel writer.
That last dining room is spectacular!
So much more than we have in little old Yanchep. Looking forward to your new column!
Mo, you should write a food column for the newspaper.
Something I miss living here on the Isle of Man, markets and bric a brac shops. Lovely find.
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