Restaurant Reviews & Suggestions - Where to eat?

Jacks Flight Club?

Hoppers are moving to James Street opposite my office. Didn't get to check them out in Soho.

Ding ding!

Seconding Cerviche, went to the one on Old Street and was very pleasantly surprised by how good it was. Building is really nice and historic too.
Was treated to the tasting menu with vintage wine pairing at Clove Club last week, really good on both accounts, id consider it well priced from previous similar experiences.

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I haven't been yet but got a favourable review from Jay Rayner a few days ago
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2017/aug/20/picture-fitzrovia-london-exceptionally-good-restaurant-review

arbutus is closed?

well fuck that noise.

Steak places with Josper ovens? I know New Street Grill does and it's hands down the best steak I've ever had - was disappointed going to Hawksmoor not long after.

Coal Shed in Brighton - see also Salt Room for the fish variant and I think they might be opening one in London soon. EDIT: Yes - next month apparently. http://www.hot-dinners.com/Gastroblog/Latest-news/brighton-s-the-coal-shed-comes-to-london-at-one-tower-bridge

Salt Room is brill.

Lunch at the German Gymnasium again today. Always good.

my local chinese takeaway has closed, have a hankering for some chow mein, and dumplings tonight.
Any suggestions for good chinese takeaways in south london, preferably, zone 2/3, even better if it's brixton/clapham/peckham regions..

Silk Road does takeaways.

They do dumplings but you won’t get a chow mein - which is a good thing.

number two chinese in HH always got the thumbs up from this forum's favourite vegan tattooed pincushion. unless that's the one that's shut up shop.

I love silk road, did not know they did takeaway...

ps I love chow mein..

Din Tai Fung is supposed to have opened in the UK

That’s my business plan fucked.
DTF is where it’s at.

Any suggestions for traditional British restaurants in London, preferably reasonably central.

There's Rules, any other suggestions?

Depend what you want but Holborn Dining Rooms might fit the bill.

The head chefs speciality is pies http://instagram.com/chefcalum

Quality Chop House, Exmouth Market and St John.

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White's. Assuming you're the Earl of somewhere or friends with someone who is.

Simpson's though it's a bit fancy these days compared to Rules etc.

Sweetings if you're into fish.

Wilton's.

etc.

Cheers for all of the suggestions, plenty to go for there.

I'm liking the look of Holborn Dining Rooms (although given that this is for my girlfriend and her mum whilst I'm at the match I may steer them away from that one so I can go sometime).

best breakfast / brunch spots in central london?

Koya Bar, for a little something different.

Hawksmoor - guild hall. traditional AF

Padella