Travel Restaurants
‘We chose this name, Third Eye, because we knew we were going to start a restaurant which would employ the third gender’
Four completely distinct main dishes compete for your attention on the meal deal menu at this statement restaurant boasting views of St Paul’s Cathedral
Neil Patrick Harris and his husband swear by these restaurants – do you?
See what we thought of the SingEasy at The Piano Works West End
Whether it’s a bottomless brunch downstairs or an impressive three course meal deal upstairs, 100 Wardour is always a swish (and vers) dining option
Thrillingly authentic Japanese fare in a cool, laid-back environment in the middle of chaotic Covent Garden
The glitzy West End haunt of Liz Taylor and Judy Garland is still an Art Deco wonderland, offering a sense of occasion, fabulous seafood and a fantastic take on the Baked Alaksa
Delicate, inventive English cuisine in cool, relaxed surroundings, offering respite in one of London’s busiest neighborhoods
‘Ring of Fire’-inspired culinary flare blending American, Asian and South American dishes in London’s St James
Come for the unique views, stay for the explosive food and ignore the busyness
Combine music and dining at this Soho eatery that’s heavy on razzmatazz, value and fun
‘Probably the liveliest [Pad Thai] we’ve had outside of Thailand.’
Wondrous views, perfect seafood and a wedding proposal result in one unforgettable meal
Inmates serve food wearing pink turbans
Tiny Japanese restaurant provides dynamic statement dining in the heart of Mayfair
Travels of Adam blogger Adam Groffman on the world’s best sausages, steaks, stews and sandwiches
Enviably-located and with a cool, crowd-pleasing menu, this Soho institution has moved on from accusations of LGBTI-unfriendliness
Friendly service and hilariously zany dishes combine to create a memorable on-board dining experience
Hidden within the iconic mid-century Lancaster London hotel, Island Grill brings modern British and European dining to the gates of Hyde Park
Hunter 486 at The Arch Hotel, across the street from Madonna’s London home, offers a peek into the sophisticated culinary delights of the neighborhood
The food expert, who has appeared on Hell’s Kitchen, Saturday Kitchen and Sunday Brunch, gives GSN readers a cookery lesson to celebrate Digital Pride
Lashings of color and spice collide alongside Spanish, African and Caribbean flavors where Cuban street food is the order of the day
A hip Athenian grill where the meat is cooked to perfection and the prices won’t break the bank
An impossibly stylish waterfront restaurant serving cutting-edge Peruvian fare
Forget Chinatown – for faultless Chinese food and a buzzing atmosphere, head to Hyde Park
A perfect casual date location, and a stone’s throw from Birmingham’s gay scene. Sangria anyone?
