D &D London have various restaurants all across London- these are some to check out…
- From dinner to live music, party brunches and dancing into the early hours, 100 Wardour St has you covered whether you’re joining for date night, a catch up or late-night dancing. Enjoy £8 cocktails at Sunset Hour, and the set menu two courses for £18 and three courses £23 including a glass of wine.
- Located on the doorstop of King’s Cross St Pancras, German Gymnasium are inviting you to keep the positive vibes rolling throughout January. Stop off at German Gymnasium for a meal as you head to and from holidays or visiting family. Spend £100 or more and get a bottle of Lanson Champagne or a German Extra Dry Sekt on them. Formerly a fully functioning gym and the venue for the first National Olympic Games in 1866, Grade II listed building German Gymnasium by D&D London opened in King’s Cross in November 2015. Offering a stunning all-day Grand Café, a sophisticated first-floor restaurant, two bars and an outdoor terrace, guests can enjoy Mittel-European inspired menus for breakfast, lunch or dinner and late-night glamour at the chic Meister Bar.
- Madison is a bar & restaurant inspired by NYC’s lively, eclectic dining scene. With a focus on fine grilled food and the best steak, combined with a broad range of American classics, its menus draw its influencers from the many diverse communities in NYC. It has a large rooftop terrace, with unparalleled views across the Capital’s skyline. As well as great food and cocktails, visitors can enjoy live music and cool DJ sets. Madison won Bar Of The Year at the London Lifestyle Awards 2023.
- Quaglino’s, hidden within the historic St James’ is an iconic restaurant and late-night venue synonymous with style and glamour. A celebrity hotspot, with a reputation for elegance and a superb time, Quaglino’s is the ideal place to indulge in contemporary European food, legendary cocktails and live music. Some of the restaurant’s most famous visitors include The Queen in 1956 as well as a number of royals, including Princess Margaret, who enjoyed a permanently reserved table. The venue’s famous staircase remains, making one’s entrance to the restaurant a truly glamorous affair and the rest of the interior is brimming with elegance, boasting mirrored walls, black and gold décor and a grand bar in the centre of the space. With its iconic history and unique dining experience, Quaglino’s maintains its reputation as the ultimate evening hotspot. With entertainment seven nights a week, the venue is always alive with conversation and live music. The European menu offers exciting, vibrant dishes and much-loved classics using seasonal ingredients. Complementing the live music and a decadent dining experience, the talented bar team at Quaglino’s offer a new depth to the drinking experience and have created an innovative list of cocktails that reflect the style and elegance of the venue.
- The only restaurant on Savile Row, Sartoria heralds cutting design by acclaimed designer David d’Almada. Boasting a heated terrace, destination bar, cicchetti counter, two private dining rooms and wine cellar, the exquisite and timeless design lends itself perfectly to its glamorous Mayfair location.Sartoria serves an all-day dining menu, inspired by Calabria and the surrounding areas of Italy.
- Situated in the heart of the City of London, Coq d’Argent offers a stunning rooftop setting with panoramic views of the city skyline. This vantage point provides a memorable dining experience that is both sophisticated and memorable. The ambiance created by the rooftop garden and the well-designed interior contributes to the restaurant’s unique charm. As winter rolls around, Coq d’Argent is known for its iconic transformation into Lodge d’Argent. The year’s installation draws inspiration from the spectacular snow-capped peaks of the French Alps, transporting guests to an iconic, immersive, Après-Ski experience. The terrace boasts a captivating ‘ski lift’ photo hotspot, charming chalets available for dining and group bookings, alongside the exclusive Rémy Martin cocktail menu for guests to delight in. Coq d’Argent has recently announced that it will open on Sundays, meaning guests can enjoy Sunday roasts paired with premium wines from the ‘Love Wine’ menu. This uniquely and expertly curated offer of wines showcases a diverse collection of labels at accessible prices.
- Experience the hustle and bustle of the City, in peace, while dining at 14 Hills on the lofty 14th floor, 120 Fenchurch Street. Not only does it offer breathtaking skyline views of London, but also the finest all-day dining and bar experience. Whether tucking into Lobster with an unctuous garlic butter, tomato and basil hollandaise, indulging in succulent Hereford Beef Fillet with celeriac and coffee puree, caramelised shallot and sauce Perigourdine, or sipping a decadent Reverie cocktail (Johnnie Walker Black Label infused camomile, Gabriel Boudier pommes liqueur, apple and plum cordial with a dash of rhubarb bitters), if diners spend £100 they can also enjoy a complimentary bottle of Lanson Champagne. Surely enough to tempt anyone to embrace a joyful, rather than gloomy January. To add an extra touch of luxury, reservations made this January entitle guests to a complimentary £15 hair treatment at Duck & Dry Chelsea, Mayfair, or Islington when they book a blow dry.
- At Bluebird Chelsea, a Kings Road landmark for over 20 years, the British dining scene comes alive. This January, spend £100 and enjoy a complimentary bottle of Lanson Champagne. Executive Head Chef Owen Sullivan’s menu is a tribute to British culinary excellence, making Bluebird the perfect spot for a celebratory meal. To add an extra touch of luxury, reservations made this January entitle guests to a complimentary £15 hair treatment at Duck & Dry Chelsea, Mayfair, or Islington when they book a blow dry.
- Fiume, snuggled on the banks of the river in Battersea Power Station’s Circus West Village, offers a taste of Italy in the heart of London. There’s an entire menu celebrating earthy truffles, and vegetarian options like Cauliflower Lasagne, enhanced with decadent truffle and Grana Padano cheese, whilst carnivores will love the melt in the mouth Lamb Cutlets with cavolo nero and crispy roast potatoes. With views of the Thames and a menu inspired by the sunny climes of the Amalfi Coast and Southern Italy, this is a restaurant to visit to inject some January warmth and spending £100 means extra celebrations, with a complimentary bottle of Lanson Champagne, to further enhance the impeccable Italian dining experience.
- Experience the elegance of French dining at Le Pont de la Tour, with stunning views of Tower Bridge. This January, celebrate, rather than hide away at home, with dinner for two – plus a complimentary bottle of Lanson champagne when spending £100 or more. The restaurant’s chic Parisian ambiance and extensive wine collection offer an unforgettable dining experience. Those opting into Veganuary won’t be disappointed – Le Pont de la Tour offers taste sensation dishes such as Beetroot Wellington with soft Pommes Anna and buttered turnip tops and sauce Grand Veneur. Non vegans will love a Yellowfin Tuna Tartare partnered with piquant mouli, spicy wasabi mousse and tangy soy and ginger dressing, or a Roast Challan Duck with sticky pomegranate glaze, braised endive, black cabbage, mellow barley and sweet, preserved cherry sauce.
- Step into Skylon, located on the third floor of the Royal Festival Hall on London’s vibrant South Bank. There’s no better place to watch the world go by through floor to ceiling windows, during dreary January. For those keen to explore the Capital’s rich cultural events, from dynamic theatre shows to inspiring art exhibitions, Skylon is a sensational, scenic starting point. It’s an ode to modern British cuisine, in a relaxed atmosphere and the perfect spot to try a cocktail at its renowned bar. This January, choose between a complimentary bottle of Lanson Champagne when spending £100: guaranteed to erase all January blues.
- Begin the new year with a bang and dodge those post-holiday doldrums at 100 Wardour St – the go-to spot for unbeatable fun. Whether planning a romantic date night, a lively catch-up with friends, or just wanting to dance into the early hours, this is the place where the party spirit remains alive and kicking. The ‘Sunset Hour’, is the time to enjoy dazzling cocktails for just £8. Fancy a feast? The set menu offers two courses for £18 or three for £23, each including a glass of wine; perfect for warming up those chilly January evenings. And the icing on the party cake? Spend £100 or more, and be treated to a bottle of Lanson Champagne on the house. At 100 Wardour St, January is all about keeping the festive cheer rolling.
- For those seeking a more relaxed setting, 3SP represents modern British dining in the heart of the City of London. Catering to all-day dining, from breakfast to dinner, 3SP offers a variety of seasonal dishes alongside British classics in a laid-back atmosphere. Whether it’s a quick bite, such as Grilled Tiger Prawns with garlic butter and toasted sourdough or a leisurely meal, including Ham Hock & Pistachio Terrine, with a pleasingly tangy mustard mayo, sweet cornichons, membrillo and pea shoots or Crispy Skinned Hake Fillet with a smooth potato puree, ratatouille and rich lobster cream, 3SP is the go-to destination for casual yet stylish dining.
- Fish Market is a delightful escape in the city, offering the freshest British-sourced fish and shellfish. With its relaxed atmosphere and convenient location near Liverpool St Station, it’s a perfect culinary stop for office workers celebrating professional achievements, or travellers off on exciting trips, combining accessibility with seafood indulgence. Signature dishes include a Soft-Shell Crab Burger with a pleasingly punchy habanero sauce, sweet and succulent Shetland Mussels, and Roasted Cod with spiced squash puree.
- Just a minute’s walk from Liverpool Station, New Street Grill is a modern British meat house. As well as ever-popular brunch favourites, including Beef Short-Rib Croquettes and Free-Range Chicken Schnitzel with fried egg, capers, shallots and sauce vierge, its in-demand lunch and dinner menu is mighty meaty too. It specialises in superbly aged steaks, Josper-grilled to perfection and a wide selection of British classics, including Dexter Beef & Ale Pie, Newlyn Harbour Whole Plaice and Sutton Hoo Chicken
- Butlers Wharf Chop House is reigniting the sizzle of the classic British Chop House, a nod to the golden era when meat reigned supreme and every bite boasted quality and origin. Here, it’s all about sharing the feast – think succulent cuts sizzling on open charcoal grills, tender meats roasted in Josper ovens, and spit roasts turning continuously for that perfect cook. The menu is a daily celebration of the finest British ingredients, handpicked for freshness and ethically sourced to champion sustainability. It’s not just a meal; it’s a commitment to reducing food waste with every delicious bite. Set by the Thames, with the friendliest service in town, Butlers Wharf Chop House provides stunning views of the iconic Tower Bridge.
- Visiting Paternoster Chop House is like stepping into the past, when feasting like royalty on generous cuts of meat, and fish, grilled to perfection on open charcoal, Josper ovens, or spit roasts, was commonplace. Today, it uses only the best, freshest British ingredients for its daily specials. Whether relaxing on the covered, heated terrace or enjoying the lively buzz of the bar and restaurant, there is an array of seasonal delights, including a unique selection of wines, beers and crafted cocktails to enjoy.
- Perched atop the luxurious South Place Hotel, Angler, a Michelin-starred gem, with a stunning rooftop, will bring guests out of any January funk. Indulge in its tasting menu, for two at £155pp, and enjoy a complimentary bottle of champagne, a peerless Laurent-Perrier Rosé. Angler is not just a restaurant; it’s a haven of fine dining, offering the best, sustainable seafood from British waters. Under the guidance of renowned Executive Chef Gary Foulkes, its menus champion seasonality and sustainability. Tasting menu highlights include: Roast Newlyn Cod, with tender line caught squid, new season ceps, and succulent Alsace bacon; Sea Bass Tartare with decadent oyster cream, tart green apple and aromatic shiso; crispy Iberian pig’s head with sharp apple and cranberry and smoky bacon and fragrant tarragon; and an indulgent Gianduja Chocolate Tart with salted caramel, hazelnuts and milk ice cream.
- Nestled in London’s chic Marylebone High Street, Orrery serves up elegant French cuisine. Its ambiance, matched with its exquisite menu, promises an unforgettable dining experience, transporting diners from grey, gloomy January London, straight to the heart of France. Indulge in the Tasting Menu and elevate the experience further with a complimentary bottle of Laurent Perrier Champagne when spending £150, adding a touch of effervescence to the moment. Signature dishes include fresh Dorset crab, mango and avocado and tasty Beef medallion, potato purée, sauce Périgourdine.
- One of South Kensington’s hidden gems, Launceston Place, where diners enjoy flamboyant, seasonally-inspired modern European menus, designed by pioneering Chef Patron Ben Murphy. He was crowned National Chef of the Year 2022, by the Craft Guild of Chefs, one of the UK’s most prestigious culinary competitions. With a focus on environmental responsibility, including ethical sourcing, reduction of food waste, energy and water consumption and a maximum recycling ethos, this restaurant is at the forefront of culinary innovation.
- High above the Manchester skyline, perches 20 Stories – on the 19th floor of No.1 Spinningfields. With its glamorous dining experience and 360-degree view of the thriving metropolis below, it’s no wonder it was voted Best Restaurant in Manchester in 2023 at the British Restaurant Awards. This is THE place to visit, if looking to escape any start of the year slump – after all, how could anyone be blue, when their head is in the clouds and the menus showcase the best of the Northwest. From dishes including Ras el hanout Tofu with braised lentils, pickled shallot & parsley and charred aubergine or Ox Cheek Croquette with celeriac, chicory, and smoked paprika aioli, to Roasted Guinea Fowl Breast adorned with truffled mash potato, king oyster mushroom and beer braised onion, this is an elevated dining experience, literally and figuratively.
- Angelica is a glorious mix of penthouse restaurant, with the best city views, and fun bar, deftly blending an incredible fine dining experience and bespoke menus, with extravagant cocktails and regular DJ appearances.
- Located in Leeds, Crafthouse is a modern British restaurant offering seasonal menus and spectacular city views from its dedicated rooftop terrace. This is all about relaxing with a selection of signature cocktails, fine wine and good champagne, whilst enjoying delicious dining dishes, with a contemporary twist.
- Voted Best Restaurant in Birmingham, 2023, Orelle is a delightful mix of modern French dining complemented by a cool cocktail bar and sensational rooftop terrace providing panoramic city wide views. It is the epitome of culinary elegance and sophistication, made even more delectable by the offer of a bottle of Lanson Champagne, when guests spend £100 or more.
