Recommend me somewhere special...

[anonymous-user]

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[Marlboro Gold]

http://www.manoir.com/

[Marlboro Gold]

http://www.amberleycastle.co.uk/

[Bullett]

Personally I found The Waterside vastly superior to Gavroche.
You would also struggle to eat at the FD for £500 for two (although in no way would you be hungry afterwards)
Heston is opening a place at the Mandarin Oriental (London) in December which might be worth considering and the Savoy Grill re-opens at the end of the month.

Gidleigh Park?

[Gruffy]

Bullett said:

Gidleigh Park?

Probably not on that budget. Rooms are very expensive.

[mike325112]

Gruffy said:

Bullett said:

Gidleigh Park?

Probably not on that budget. Rooms are very expensive.

They do do some good offers from time to time though might be worth a look.

As someone else said Savoy Grill reopens soon - I absolutely loved it there when we went, they are also doing some good offers at the momment when staying at the hotel.

[Marlboro Gold]

http://www.hartwell-house.com/

[SVX]

Do you need to stay at the restaurant itself? A nice limo service should repair you suitable accommodation within the local area, apart from London obviously

[ascayman]

now way you'll be dissapointed with the waterside inn. its the best reasturant in the country.

[Fatbloke]

http://www.coworthpark.com/

Ascot, John Campbell is Chef, awarded 2 stars at stockcross

[Slaav]

Look at the Ramesy thread at Royal Hospital Road...

Limo there and back and may get some change out of £500? (depending where in Surrey obviously - and it may just be a cab)

[Slaav]

anonymous said:

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Fair point on so many counts. I dont particluarly like the guy (and have met him briefly) but there is no doubt that RHR, his flagship is something special. Nothing like Claridges even though we loved that a while ago when did the Chef's Table. Very different experiences and have heard no bad words about RHR at all. Truly a special London venue....

He is a c0ck though! (Despite most of his stable of chefs having nothing but good to say about him)

[dreamer75]

We stayed at the Royal Crescent a couple of years ago - it was lovely and the food yummy.

Wasn't impressed at breakfast though - was full of "business" people tapping away on laptops and talking loudly on mobile phones, I think they were there on a training course or something.