London Restaurant Festival returns

OpenTable, the world’s leading provider of online restaurant reservations, partners with London Restaurant Festival to celebrate the diversity of London’s exceptional restaurants, with citywide experiences and exclusive Festival Menus across the capital. Hopefully, these restaurants will be able to cope with the number of visitors that they’re likely to receive. Some restaurants have recently incorporated an ipad pos system into their operations to make sure they can serve customers more effectively and manage their orders better. This should help them to cope with this festival.

From October 1st to the 31st 2019, the OpenTable Festival Menus will showcase a number of bespoke menu offers for diners to enjoy, which this year is championing unique new themes to highlight the standout elements of London’s diverse dining scene. There will be many restaurants to choose from, all comfortable and welcoming venues, with their Free WiFi Logos on show to make it clear to the customer that they are dedicated to welcoming new visitors. They are all hoping to be fully booked throughout the festival in order to promote their food as best they can.

The six themes explore London’s long-standing establishments with ‘London Legends’, stunning aesthetics and décor with ‘Amazing Spaces’, and ‘Talk of the Town’, which showcases the hottest openings and rising stars of the capital’s ever-changing food scene.

The ‘Avant Garde’ theme highlights cutting-edge cuisine whilst ‘Flights and Pairings’ will upgrade food experiences with drinks pairings. Finally, ‘London with a View’ speaks for itself, allowing diners to savour restaurants with first class food and views. To view all London Restaurant Festival, Festival Menus visit www.opentable.co.uk/london-restaurant-festival/.

12 of The Best
Restaurant Offers to Enjoy in October

Amazing Spaces

The Cinnamon Club
St James’ finest Indian restaurant is like no other, the grade II listed building previously stood as Old Westminster Library and continues to maintain the glorious grandeur of its past. To celebrate London Restaurant Festival, indulge in four of their delicious courses for £65.

Kurobuta Chelsea
Inspired by izakayas, the pubs of Japan, tapas-style Asian cuisine is served in a fun casual setting, perfect for an after-office meal. Throughout October, enjoy a six-plate sharing menu for £29pp, including a complimentary glass of sake and BBQ pork belly bao buns.

Avant Garde

Club Gascon
Seeking quality, flavour and creativity in your cuisine? Head to Club Gascon to enjoy French food in the form of a five-course seasonal menu, plus five glasses of wine perfectly paired with each dish for £130.

Marcus
Marcus in Knightsbridge offers modern British cuisine with European influence. Try three courses from their set menu and a glass of fizz for just £50 in their contemporary dining room.

Flights and Pairing

Gaucho Piccadilly
Best known for their selection of the finest Argentinian steaks, Gaucho brings the flavours of Latin America to London Restaurant Festival with three courses and a glass of Domaine Chandon Brut for just £28.

Zafferano Restaurant
For wholesome Italian dining, Zafferano is the place to be. Offering classic Italian dishes in an elegant setting, visit soon to make the most of four courses for £72 or £109 for pairing wines with each dish.

London with a View

Helix at the Gherkin
An unmissable part of the capital’s skyline and one of London’s finest landmarks, Helix restaurant within the Gherkin is offering a selection of deals including three courses for £45, two lunch courses for £35 and three lunch courses for £42.

OXO Tower Restaurant
Home to both a buzzy brasserie and modern bar, the OXO Tower has become a hot spot for lunch, brunch and afternoon tea. Diners will be offered three courses and a glass of Champagne for £39.

London Legends

Hawksmoor Spitalfields
The award-winning group focusing on ethically reared British beef will be offering two courses and a choice of three cocktails for £30 to celebrate London Restaurant Week in October.

Roganic
Pop-up turned standalone restaurant, Marylebone’s Roganic with be offering their tasting menu, including the likes of sweetcorn tart and truffle pudding, alongside a glass of sparkling wine for £85.

Talk of the Town

Indian Accent
Awarded ‘India’s Best Restaurant’ by Time magazine, Indian Accent’s London outpost is a great spot to enjoy traditional Indian dishes with a progressive twist. Try their three courses for £55 or four courses for £65.

Palatino
Named after its Roman origins, Palatino will be offering diners two courses and a ‘Palatino spritz’ or glass of prosecco for £40.