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The Kings Arms Hotel, restaurant, pub, Amersham – Offers Member
A wooden beamed pub and hotel with 34 bedrooms, dating from the 1400s, which has been refurbished to offer all modern amenities whilst maintaining the historical aspects of the building. -
The Bell, Gastro Pub, Stoke Mandeville
Recently refurbished, traditional British gastro-pub, with roaring fire, wines mostly available by the glass and real ales from the Wells and Young brewery in Bedford. The Bell has a beer garden, which is a summer sun-trap, as well as a large car park. -
Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons, Michelin starred French restaurant, Oxford
Raymond Blanc's two-Michelin-starred restaurant, in a beautiful setting, growing its own vegetables in its extensive grounds. -
Stovell’s, Restaurant, Chobham
Modern British fine dining in a beautiful wooden-beamed old building, although the restaurant itself is a bit starkly modern and serious looking. The bar and private dining areas are full of old oak beams. The food is excellent. -
The Potters Arms, pub, Winchmore Hill
With wooden floors and open fireplaces, this is a traditional English pub. Relaxed and casual atmosphere. Serves fairly traditional hearty pub food using fresh ingredients, plus pizzas and a curry option, and Sunday roasts. Real ales. -
Café Also, London NW11
Fine dining, from a Michelin-star-trained chef, the establishment is more café during the day and restaurant in the evening (Tuesday to Saturday only). Serving all-day brunch, cakes, coffee and smoothies, to fine dining creations using seasonal fish and vegetables. There is no meat on the menu. -
Trinity, Restaurant, London SW4
Trinity is a privately-owned restaurant situated in Clapham Old Town, with a self-set mission to serve great food, which has to be seasonal, inspirational and delicious. Modern British food. -
The French Table, Surbiton
French / Mediterranean fine dining from couple Eric (chef) and Sarah (front of house) Guignard, which has developed a loyal local following. Menus change regularly. Next door is a boulangerie / patisserie / café called the French Tarte, which they also own and run. -
Koffman at The Berkeley, London SW1
Chef Pierre Koffman, who held three Michelin stars at his own restaurant La Tante Claire, has come out of retirement to run a restaurant the The Berkeley in Knightsbridge. -
The Cinnamon Club, fine dining Indian restaurant, London SW1
Run by Vivek Singh, a frequent guest chef on Saturday Kitchen, the award-winning restaurant presents constantly evolving menus of modern fine-dining Indian food, and a carefully matched wine list, and is set in the historic Grade II listed former Westminster Library. -
Jon & Fernanda’s Restaurant, Auchterarder
The most upmarket restaurant in Auchterarder, just 1½ miles from the Gleneagles Golf Course which will host the Ryder Cup in 2014. Modern Scottish cooking with influences from the Mediterranean. -
The Vinyard, Restuarant, Stockcross
Celebrity chef Daniel Galmiche's Michelin-starred restaurant near Newbury, bringing classic cooking with a contemporary twist. Many seasonal dishes are locally sourced from sustainable stocks. Fine dining. -
Waterside Inn, Michelin starred French restaurant, Bray
Run by Alain Roux, son of Michel, 3 Michelin stars, the Waterside Inn nestles on the banks of the River Thames. -
Midsummer House, Michelin starred restaurant, Cambridge
TV chef Daniel Clifford's 2-Michelin-starred restaurant which he has run since August 1998. The recently refurbished, sleek, contemporary but comfortable dining room accommodates 12 well-spaced tables dressed in crisp white linen. Private dining available. -
Le Champignon Sauvage, fine dining restaurant, Cheltenham
David Everitt-Matthias' 2-Michelin-starred restaurant. Unpretentious and friendly ultra-fine dining. The restaurant is warmly decorated in sunny yellow with a display of bold modern works of art, generous table sizes and comfortable chairs. -
Harntett Holder & Co, restaurant, Lyndhurst
Angela Hartnett's latest venture, teamed with Luke Holder, in the 5-star Lime Wood spa hotel in the New Forest. Locally sourced English dishes with an Italian influence, and with the emphasis on seasonal food. -
The Fat Duck, Michelin-starred restaurant, Bray
Heston Blumenthal's famous restaurant. The inventor of molecular gastronomy - a scientific approach to combining textures, flavours, smells, etc. - his restaurant demonstrates the results of the science, and has three Michelin stars to prove that it works! -
Gidleigh Park, restaurant, hotel, Chagford
Two Michelin-starred restaurant in a glorious tudor-style hotel, run by Michael Caines, often a guest on the BBC's Saturday Kitchen. -
Medlar, Michelin-starred French restaurant, London SW10
French-based fine dining experience, using seasonal ingredients from the British Isles and Europe. 1 Michelin star, but unpretentious and reasonably priced. -
Bluebells Restaurant and Bar, Sunningdale
European fine-dining restaurant, with a chic, unfussy interior, with red brick fireplaces. The tables are partitioned by floor-to-ceiling white curtains, giving a country-club feel, although not stuffy. -
Dining at 135, London Eye, restaurant, London SE1
Exclusive fine-dining in a private pod in the London Eye for up to 8 guests. You get four rotations (about 2 hours) and a stop for a toilet break after each rotation. -
La Bécasse, fine dining restaurant, Ludlow
Fine dining restaurant, which does a tasting menu. Chef: Will Holland. -
The King’s Head, Restaurant Ivinghoe
Contemporary French and English cooking in Head Chef Jonathan O’Keefe’s unique style. Modern fine dining. Good value lunch menu, and an à la carte menu at lunch and dinner. -
The Ledbury, Michelin starred restaurant, London W11
Two Michelin starred restaurant, recently voted London's best-rated top-end restaurant by Harden's. Run by Australian chef Brett Graham. Modern Australian / French cuisine. A very fine dining experience. -
The Square, Restaurant, London W1
Two Michelin-starred restaurant owned by chef Phil Howard. Ultra fine dining, with a very reasonably priced set lunch menu, and three course à la carte for £80 a head. Wine is expensive, but can be bought by the glass. -
Dabbous, French restaurant, London W1
Bistronomy - top end French cooking in low-key surroundings. Bare "industrial" style interior, exceptional food, fine dining experience. Chef: Ollie Dabbous.
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