Business lunches are a great way to build client relationships, encourage communication and move projects forwards. London excels at business lunches. The choice is vast, but we suggest:
Le Pont de la Tour
Shad Thames near Tower Bridge is a district in London long associated with English designer, restaurateur and retailer Sir Terence Conran. Of the three well-known riverside restaurants opened by Conran, Le Pont de la Tour is the jewel in the crown. Occupying a superb Thames-side spot, Le Pont de la Tour really is aimed at the corporate world, offering superb contemporary French cuisine and a wine list more than 100 pages long.
Club Gascon
Sophisticated in the extreme and the most formal of the Gascon trio, Club Gascon focuses on food from the South West of France. If it sounds rustic, it most definitely isn't. The food here is precise, directional and delicious.
Coq d’Argent
Perched on top of the architecturally stunning London building No1 Poultry, Coq d’Argent has the unusual central London bonus of rooftop dinning. The food is classic French and served either from the brasserie or restaurant menu. Both menus are particularly renowned for fish.
The Square
For many, the food at super-cool but serious The Square is as good as it gets. Located in London's Mayfair, the restaurant has a cult following of both serious expense-account diners and food enthusiasts who love its high-quality haute cuisine. The 2-Michelin starred kitchen is led by chef-patron Philip Howard..
1901
Located right in the Liverpool Street business district, 1901 at the Andaz Hotel offers unpretentious luxury dining. The sophisticated but comfortable interior is sure to impress and the menu, which focuses on innovative dishes using British produce, is ideal for a quick City lunch. If you wish to linger longer, or return after work, 1901 also has an impressive list of delicious cocktails.
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