Romantic meal???

[aftershavedave]

one paston place and hotel du vin are both expensive (paston place very) but worth it. la fourchette is nice, and cheaper.

quentins is worthj considering, as is real eating co.

romantic? i'd go for due south (early evening) with a view of the sea. or better still, the regency.

wine her, dine her, 69 er as they say.

 

[berkshire seagull]

The advice is don't be stupid and don't propose ,but as you will maybe a picnic on the beach

 

[Southover Street Seagull]

What about The Gingerman? I have heard it is very good, they have one place in Norfolk Square and the other is in the hotel that you are staying in!!!!

 

[Jonathon Livingstone]

The King and I - quality thai food

 

[eastlondonseagull]

Mate, get a private chef to come round your house and cook for you. It's amazing, trust me (not that I've ever proposed!). He turns up with a silver service waiter, cooks five courses in your kitchen plus wine, then does all the washing-up b4 leaving. And it doesn't matter how crap your kitchen is.

Cost is only about £200 for all that, and the menu is chosen by you beforehand.

I used a bloke called David Cambridge a few years ago - can't remember his number sorry, try a web search - and we had the Lord Mayor of London's personal butler as the waiter. All that in a two-bed terrace in East London! The missus was well impressed.

 

[Dropkick Turnip]

What about The Gingerman? I have heard it is very good, they have one place in Norfolk Square and the other is in the hotel that you are staying in!!!!

Can highly recommend The Gingerman in Norfolk Square. Mrs Turnip took me there for lunch on my birthday last year. £70 with wine but worth every penny!