What restaraunt shall I go to with my girlfriend and her dad for her birthday?

Question

It has to be in London! It has to be fun, have good food and not too expencive! Her dad is paying! I think there will be a few people going, maybe 6 friends or so! We are in our early 20's and like all types of food! Especially things that we've never tried before or that are unusual!

Answer 1

It does depend what kind of atmosphere you like but TGIs in Piccadilly is always fun for birthdays if you like the whole thing of the staff singing for you. A similar place which I would prefer is Hard Rock Cafe- both you and your friends and the Dad should like it in there as they play Rock tunes- old and new and there is memorabilia on the walls.

Answer 2

Try upscale Indian - there must be something there you haven't tasted before.

Answer 3

Try out Sofra: http://www.sofra.co.uk/ in covent garden or Özer http://www.sofra.co.uk/SofraOzIndex.html...

They're Turkish, not expensive and have loads of atmosphere.

Well worth a try!

Answer 4

Try this place...  Quaglinos its the nuts...  its got a trendy bar attached, its underground, quite big & is very impressive and its Jasper Conrans.  I went there only 2 weeks ago, there was 5 of us & it worked out including 3 bottles of wine 2 courses (some had starters, some had deserts (the dames of course!)) anyway it worked out at £48 per head, which considering... the quality, the venue etc etc &  location (London) aint bad at all.

Answer 5

http://www.londontown.com/LondonInformat...

this place is amazing

Answer 6

Wagamama's or The Mango Room.

Answer 7

if her dad is payin it should be his chice!

MJ

Answer 8

I would find a Ponchos somewhere I love ponchos...POCHOS OR BUST!!!

Answer 9

any HARVESTER will do for me !

Answer 10

Smollensky's is amazing for a variety of quality and great presentation. Canary Wharf is posh and intimate but fantastic and Strand is more pub like atmosphere but still great food. Or The Texas Embassy Cantina in Trafalgar Square. Both good for groups.

Answer 11

gordon remseys it to die for you all might even use th F word

Answer 12

The old manor in Bracknell

Answer 13

This is a great place and easy to get to by public transport.  Brasserie Saint Quentin -- a little piece of France in Central London.  It was recommended by a friend who has lived in France for many years and is most particular about his food! We too were delighted!  It has a classic French menu: things like: Civet de lapin aux olives vertes, saucisses de Toulouse grillées sauce échalottes, Filet de bar avec cassolette d'aubergines,... The set menu is relatively good value (£13.50 for 2 courses and £15 for 3 only from noon to 3pm and 6.30pm to 7.30pm). Also vegetarian menu.

Average price à la carte :£34

Address: 243 Brompton Road

Postcode: SW3 2EP

Telephone: [phone]

Closest tube: Knightsbridge or South Kensington

Opening Hours: Lunch noon-3pm Monday to Saturday; noon-3.00pm Sunday

Dinner 6.30-10:30pm Monday to Saturday; 6.30-10.00pm Sunday

Answer 14

I reckon you should do sushi then. that chinese c**p. Thats different aint it. And if your all willing to try something new go there, there is one in finchley road, a sushi bar i mean.

Answer 15

smolensky's balloon

Answer 16

burger king would be my last choice.

Answer 17

pie and mash from south east london pucker

Answer 18

MCDONALDS

Answer 19

try mexican food.

Answer 20

Depending on your budget, Octave in Covent Garden is good.

I think its about £30 pe head for three courses. They play live jazz at weekends, the service is impeccable and the food is modern english with vegetarian meat and fish options. The menu changes weekly.

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