Choosing one course isn’t always for cost reasons: sometimes appetites are smaller, or you’re pushed for time, or you’re just in the mood for something simple. We’re all for pushing the boat out every so often and lingering over several courses, but eating out well doesn’t always have to be that way.
When Jason Atherton announced the closure of his Exceptional-rated Pollen Street Social at the end of July, it marked the end of a remarkable 11 year run and the start of an exciting new London project – Row on 5, opening in November.
At The Good Food Guide we’re accomplished solo diners. Most of the time that’s how we work.
The oldest tennis tournament in the world is underway and with all eyes on this patch of southwest London, we're thinking about where to eat well after a day of strawberries and cream and a Centre Court showdown. Give the high street chains a wide berth and head to one of these Good Food Guide winners.
Warmth is one of the four elements of The Good Food Guide scoring. It reflects the feel of the room but more importantly, the strength of service. Is it personal as well as polished? Does it radiate warmth and generate a convivial atmosphere? Here are 15 restaurants that excel in this department, scoring an exceptional rating for warmth.
