Looking for London restaurant recommendations

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Hello! I’m looking for recommendations for great London restaurants for a special occasion in December. Since we had a baby I’m a bit out of the loop on what’s good and maybe fairly new (but doesn’t have to be).

Only criteria are that it’s somewhere that takes reservations as I don’t want to risk a walk-ins only place. East, North or Central preferably but again not essential. Type of food or price not really an issue for now.

The last few places we went and enjoyed were Brawn, Cornerstone and Oren, if that information’s any use.

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I’ve been to two nice modern Indian restaurants recently, both in soho. Kricket and Gunpowder. Both 10/10 deliciousness.

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Last time in London we went to Jose Pizarro near London Bridge and it was fine, not amazing, and quite expensive. (Tapas)

Cheers

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aberdeen-angus-steak

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Last couple of places I went to that I really enjoyed were Brutto and Session Arts Club, both in Clerkenwell. Both get booked up quite quickly though I think. Sessions Arts Club the more fancy of the two - really great building.

Also still really like Noble Not (the Soho one) and Brat.

I too have some free afternoons booked off with my partner when my sons at school and we’ve booked Mountain and Fallow for lunches. Hear they’re both good.

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I went to Honey & Co recently and it was phenomenal, beautiful middle eastern food. I’ve also heard great things about the Quality Chop House

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Rochelle Canteen

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^this is our favourite place to eat in London.

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Came here to recommend this. Lovely location, fancy but not OTT pricy, great food.

This place is great too but slightly harder to get to on public transport.

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The tasting menu at Ikoyi is a truly special experience.

Brat also great. One of the few places I’ve been to where the food, service and vibe is 10/10 across the board.

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you know you want to come south east…

the blue room in crofton park is like a little pop up restuarant in someone’s living room. £50/head with non alcoholic drinks included (BYO if you want booze), five courses… it’s amazing

there is very little information online about it but according to their facebook they are still going

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Manteca

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Oh, also Pidgin.

If you like(d) Hope Of The States, it’s the excellent place run by Sam Herlihy alongside James Ramsden.

If you don’t like(d) Hope Of The States, it’s still one of the very best little restaurants in London

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used to live near here, think I went at least twice, my housemate went several times as well, was incredible every time

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Most of my good recommendations are South East London because obviously that’s the best, but if I was going for a nice meal centrally I’d probably go Sketch…

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Sorry for the slow reply but thanks everyone for your recommendations :slight_smile:

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