Best romantic upmarket restaurant In London please

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Thx

Checking out la petite Madison, thx. Looks good

Momo (Heddon st)?

Definitely Clos Maggiore in the conservatory...

Julie's Holland Park

J sheekey

Nobu ( a bit dark for my taste though)

Is Clos Maggiore still romantic if you are not in the conservatory? can't guarantee conservatory. Any other romantic spots?

The OXO tower?
On a clear evening, by the window it can be very romantic.

Maggie Jones'

I had an amazingly intensely romantic meal at Scott's after we'd been to the opera - champagne, oysters, lobster Thermidor. Might have been the company though. Also like Roka and yauatcha. Though I echo what other say - doesn't really matter where you go if it's the right person.

Galvin La Chapelle is nice - over near liverpool st

I second Poule au Pot. The Trois Garçons over in east of London has a lovely eclectic vibe. Very nice.

Thx. Plse keep them coming.

I agree re Poule au pot (though not been there for a few years). Coq d'argent is full of business people.

Andrew Edmunds, Lexington Street, Soho

You can thank me later

now i really spoilt for choice thanks all.

I have quite a few placeholder bookings but I am currently favouring:

Lunch at Le Manoir and Spa afternoon (incl dinner) at The Grove

It's a mid week booking and this way the pleasure will be prolonged lasting from mid day to 9pm and we wouldn't be rushed.

Feedback and other ideas still welcome.

I agree with Andrew Edmunds plus the wine list is amazing and J Sheekey if you like fish but I don't get out enough these days. Also I like Locanda Locatelli.

and I like The Cinnamon Club in Westmister but we are mad for Indian food.

yes i heard good things about Cinnamon Club. This thread will be a valuable resource for me in months (years?) to come

Rabot 1745 in Borough Market. It's run by Hotel Chocolat and everything on the menu contains some part of the cocoa bean (not necessarily chocolately but obviously lots of it is).

Then drinks at Aqua Shard.

This is what I did on Valentine's Day and it was immensely romantic.

Shard for food isn't great though IMO.

But make sure you are upstairs in Andrew Edmunds, its much nicer than down (IMHO)

Clos maggiorre...yes, v romantic even if you're not in the conservatory,

But if you are happy to go out of london then definitely 100% manoir...

Tasting menus with matching wines to make it extra special at either place... Ask fir the 1928 port in clos and don't have a big 3 course lunch before dinner at manoir (I honestly thought I would burst that day!!) I even had to have the husband finish off some of my food/wine... He gladly accepted!!

Have an amazing time

The Bleeding Heart
The Orrery
Galvin La Chapelle
Story

@sleep

Very good point, if you can OP, ask for a table on the ground floor by one of the front windows, very cosy and romantic and you get to people watch people in the bar opposite. They do the he's sticky toffee pudding I town as well, and believe me I have eaten an awful lot of sticky toffee puddings in London!

Le Manoir is lovely and the rooms there are simply divine if you could stay over. I would just say that after a leisurely lunch with vino at Le Manoir I would struggle to be tempted by a spa treatment and I'd struggle with an evening meal. It sounds like you'll have a lovely time though - you're organising a very special treat!

For the lovers of posh Indian food, Amaya in Knightsbridge is divine.

I shall be trying out Andrew Edmunds and Poule au Pot!