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I think it's www.toptable.co.uk (no 'the'! - unless I'm thinking of another site)


I've had mixed experience with it.. I've made one booking through the site, which the restaurant in question had no record of when we arrived. And on another occasion we did try-out one of the 'special offers' but (as nutty says) you're probably better-off sticking with a la carte. In our case, it took the staff some time to actually find-out whether any special offers existed, and once it became clear we were there to eat 'on the cheap' their interest levels dropped in our table.


But this was all a while ago now..

Oops yes sorry www.toptable.co.uk

I have to say I have had some great special deal meals - I hear you re set menus, but a lot of the offers are 50% off the a la carte prices.

I can highly recommend the Sunday lunch at The Marriott Marble Arch - ?12.50 for a great buffet instead of ?25.00!

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