Which restaurant

[Lizocat]

Would best fit the following specification in ED...

"Quiet, good quality, international cuisine", for my Dad and I to take a visitor to the UK?

Any suggestions gratefully received.

[MrBen]

You've not got Patrick Bateman coming too stay have you? ;-)

I think you'll struggle with the "quiet" part mostly. Good quality you have Palmerston, Franklins and Toast. Franklins is probably the quietest - especially downstairs. But on that spec I'd be taking someone out in the city, especially if they are the corporate international type.

[jcrwillcox]

If u dont mind going to london bridge try magdalens on tooley street. Amazing food and decor. Quiet great wine list, used to be my local before we moved to ed. I do miss it. If u go get the french toast desert. !

[El Pibe]

what exactly does international cuisine mean?

[maxxi]

El Pibe Wrote:

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> what exactly does international cuisine mean?

anything from Iceland's 'party food' section

[Annette Curtain]

Hawksmoor Air Street

Trullo

Moro

Elliot's cafe

The Clove Club

Polopo

Bentley's Fish & Oyster Bar

St John's

Toast

Franklins

Rochelle Canteen

Bistro Bruno at The Zetter hotel

Chefs table at the back of Bubble Dogs

I'll stop there, but there's loads more

[Annette Curtain]

Oh forgot

Viajante

[????]

Bloody hell three,s loads more restaurants in ED than I realised

[Annette Curtain]

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> Bloody hell three,s loads more restaurants in ED

> than I realised

Oh der!

*insert red face*

Tho some are just a bus ride away

*Ahem*

[womanofdulwich]

and this from the woman that likes a nice pork chop!

[StraferJack]

Woman

Heh

[Alan Medic]

Has AC been barking up the wrong tree then?

[StraferJack]

WoD might be

[Alan Medic]

WoD may be more astute than that!

[Lizocat]

Thanks for all the repsonses, we went to Le Chardon. My meal was nice but theirs weren't so well received.

Good to have a nice list of restaurants across London, Thanks Annette!