london restaurants

[nextqueen]

are london restaurants open on a sunday evening? we are wanting to celebrate our anniversary which is on a sunday with a lovely romantic meal out, wearing a suit and posh dress. we dont particularly want to eat in a hotel restaurant.

[Count-A-Strong]

Oh yes.

[nextqueen]

oooooo, can you recommend anywhere special?

[Count-A-Strong]

Any particular style of cooking? That would narrow it down a bit.

[nextqueen]

steak, pork belly, yum, posh nosh. no curries for this occasion.

[Count-A-Strong]

These might help:
http://golondon.about...g/tp/steak-london.htm

[jno]

you probably won't find too many other diners wearing suits or being romantic, though. London's not the most romantic town. The more you pay, the more likely you are to get smart fellow diners (though that's by no means always the case.)

[nextqueen]

mmm, they all see to sell steaks but not what i want. any recommendations for a sunday evening even if its outside london now in a posh hotel or in london even. just want a romantic evening dressed up to the nines.

[jno]

The Savoy Hotel reopens early next month; would that do?

http://www.the-savoy.com/

(that's taking forever to load on my screen so I can't be sure if it will talk about the restaurant or not)

[Dee Sa]

I would wander around Covent Garden there are many different restaurants to choose from in that area, if you dont see anything you like its a short walk to the Savoy.

[grasscarp]

Try this site
http://www.squaremeal...selection/110/Romance

[joggerjayne]

If you want a bit of a treat, The Ivy is lovely (just on the edge of Covent Garden, walking towards China Town). On a Sunday evening, you might be able to get a reservation. You will, at least, find plenty of fellow diners dressed as you describe.